Disadvantage definition

Disadvantage means any legal or regulatory restriction that:

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Disadvantage means any restriction on or denial of a right, freedom, entitlement, remuneration, goods, benefit, accessibility, service provision, opportunity, license or any other social, political, economic, cultural, spiritual, religious or civil interest; and includes any segregation of a person or a group of persons with disabilities to whom one or more prohibited grounds apply in comparison to others;

Disadvantage means any restriction on or denial of a right, freedom, entitlement, remuneration, goods, benefit, accessibility, service provision,

Examples of Disadvantage in a sentence

• To meet that objective in any United States Department of Transportation assisted contracts, the COMMISSION and the CONSULTANT shall comply with the “Mississippi Department of Transportation’s Disadvantage Business Enterprise Programs For United States Department Of Transportation Assisted Contracts”.

• Provider agrees to comply with all relevant provisions any Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) program, Disadvantage Enterprise Program, Disabled Veterans Business Enterprise (DVBE), or other related programs or policies currently in effect or hereinafter enacted by the District.

• The Mitigating Against Educational Disadvantage Fund (MAEDF) was a notable asset in making these connections and enhancing access to FET.

• The Modified RES allocation is adjusted in accordance with the current Index of Educational Disadvantage category for each school.

• Also, list agreed to amounts for each DBE subcontractor on the DBE Participation for Federal Projects form specified in the "Disadvantage Business Enterprise Requirements" Designated Special Provision in Appendix C of Pub.

More Definitions of Disadvantage

Disadvantage means any activities that (X) are intended to encourage, or could reasonably be foreseen to encourage, the utilization of a Competing Product, such as advertising the Product in a manner that suggests that a Competitive Product is superior to the Product in terms of acquisition price, reimbursement rates, or efficacy, or (Y) otherwise operate to the disadvantage of the Product.

Disadvantage. An employee may be regarded as disadvantaged by any relocation if they are unable to utilise suitable alternative transport arrangements to the new location taking into account the time, convenience, mode and cost of transport and the distance involved when compared to those factors involved in the original location.

Disadvantage here means a disadvantage from the point of view of a simple construction of a power-counting formula.

Disadvantage means a legal or regulatory restriction that:

Disadvantage is any financial and economic disadvantage as well as any expense (“Aufwendung”) (Section 670 of the German Civil Code (BGB)) including third-party expenses, to the extent that the obligated party is required to reimburse such third-party expenses due to circumstances not covered by this Agreement.

Disadvantage means the factors in Lao PDR or Vietnam that have less potential in attracting FDI inflow comparatively.

Disadvantage means performing any activities that are intended to encourage the utilization of a Competing Product over the Product; provided however that Disadvantage shall not include, and Walgreens shall be permitted to take any actions related to any of the following: (a) formularies mandated by a third party payor; (b) discussing or counseling any patient of Walgreens regarding any co-pay or cost differential between Product and any Competing Product; or (c) counseling any Walgreens patient regarding any information which Walgreens reasonably believes it is ethically and professionally bound by applicable laws to communicate to Walgreens’ patient.