Expendable Items definition
Expendable Items means fuses and fuse wire, dry cell batteries, electric light bulbs, tubes for fluorescent-lights, tap or valve washers, bath, sink and washbasin plugs and chains, oil and gas- lamp wicks, mantles and chimney glasses and such other glasses and such other items of a similar nature as may be approved on the recommendation of the Commission;
Expendable Items means any items used to prevent, mitigate, suppress, or contain any discharge or threatened discharge, which cannot be reused or replenished or replaced without cost after use or deployed in an emergency response action. These shall include, but are not limited to, chemical extinguishing agents, adsorbents and adsorbent materials, sand, drums, containers, and protective equipment and clothing, including chemical protection suits, gloves, boots, and goggles.
Expendable Items means any items used to prevent, mitigate or contain any discharge or threatened discharge, which cannot be reused or replenished or replaced without cost after use or employment in an emergency response action. Expendable items shall include, but are not limited to, chemical extinguishing agents, absorbents and absorbent materials, sand, recovery drums, protective equipment and clothing, including such items as disposable chemical protective suits, gloves, boots and goggles. Items not compensable include those items typically employed to fight fires and not to mitigate a discharge.
Examples of Expendable Items in a sentence
Category 3 (Non-expendable): An asset provided by UNOPS or purchased using funds in this Contract, which has a value under US $2,500 at the time of purchase but is considered an attractive or special item.1 Category 4 (Expendable): Items provided by UNOPS or purchased using funds in this Contract, which is not included in Category 2 or Category 3.
It is understood that Manager shall not be responsible, among other things, for ordinary wear and tear, Expendable Items, intentional damage, Acts of God or damage by non-guests.
Household items such as kitchenware and small appliances, linens, decorating accessories, a DVD, a music CD, and other similar items ("Expendable Items") are deemed expendable and are therefore not covered by this Section 5.3, except for obvious or blatant damage or large scale theft.
More Definitions of Expendable Items
Expendable Items means consumables as follows: linens, clothes and basic kitchenware (pots, pans, utensils, dinnerware, flatware and small kitchen appliances).
Expendable Items means any items used to prevent, mitigate, suppress, or contain
Expendable Items means items normally required during scheduled maintenance. The items are either consumed during use, used up during repeated use, or are not useable after one usage. They typically include, but not limited to, oils, lubricants, filters, gaskets, cleaning agents, paints, brooms, brushes, light bulbs, etc. “Force Majeure” means events beyond the reasonable control of a party to this Agreement act, which is limited to acts of God, explosions, acts of the public enemy, fires, floods, earthquakes, tornadoes, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, work stoppages (except for work stoppages resulting from practices of the Contractor which are the subject of a finding of unfair labor practices by an administrative law judge of the National Labor Relations Board and except further for foreseeable work stoppages for which the Contractor has not reasonably prepared to minimize the harm or loss that is occasioned by such work stoppage). Acceptable evidence of the occurrence (photographic, witness report, video etc.) is required from the Contractor. Any dispute regarding Force Majeure shall be resolved at the sole discretion of the Director whose decision shall be final.
Expendable Items means item for which no authorized repair procedure exists and the cost of repair of which would normally be expected to exceed that of replacement.
Expendable Items are those items normally required during scheduled maintenance. The items are either consumed during use, used up during repeated use, or are not useable after one usage. They typically include, but are not limited to, oils, lubricants, filters, gaskets, cleaning agents, paints, brooms, brushes, light bulbs, etc.