Deletion means the definitive disposal of an allowance by its holder without accounting it against verified emissions;
Deletion means the discontinuance of a Program and may include the closure of a Faculty or Department.
Deletion means the deletion in the register of particulars of a registered heraldic representation, name, special name or uniform;
More Definitions of Deletion
Deletion means bidder's failure in providing part or all information and documents required in bidding documents.
Deletion or “delete” means remove or destroy data (either directly or through an agent) such that there is a reasonable basis for expecting that the data could not be retrieved in the ordinary course. No requirement to delete, destroy, or de-identify data under this Act shall require a covered entity to delete, destroy, or de-identify data that are retained for backup or archival purposes to the extent that such systems are not accessed in the ordinary course. To the extent such backup or archival systems are accessed in the ordinary course, this Act’s deletion requirements shall apply.
Deletion means erasing and destroying the Personal Data or putting the Personal Data beyond use.
Deletion means a deletion, cancellation or obliteration in whatever manner effected, excluding a deletion, cancellation or obliteration that contemplates the revocation of the entire will;
Deletion of personal data means both the definitive and therefore irrevocable, complete removal of data (destruction) and of the personal reference to them (anonymisation). In any case, after the deletion process a reference to specific persons can no longer be established.
Deletion means rendering the data unrecognisable so that they cannot be restored any longer. “Destruction” means the total physical destruction of the medium holding the data.
Deletion means that the same Clause number in the 2021-2024 ITA does not apply to the Addendum at all. Clause reference numbers are drawn from the 2021-2024 ITA for this – the first version - of the Addendum. Preamble Equity and the Theatre agree that the current conditions imposed by the COVID-19 global pandemic may require easements or variations to the terms and conditions of the current Independent Theatre Agreement in order to accommodate health and safety protocols and to facilitate production. This COVID Addendum is designed to address in general terms the more common considerations that may arise. Theatres that require easements or variations in excess of those captured in this Addendum may apply to Equity for a concession to address their specific needs. Due to the current instability in the live performance sector, it is understood that this is a living document which may need to be amended. Equity reserves its right to re-evaluate, amend or modify the Addendum at any time.