Impound means to abate a radiological hazard. Actions which may be taken by the Department in impounding a source of radiation include seizing the source of radiation, controlling access to an area, and preventing a radiation machine from being utilized.

Impound means to take and hold a vehicle in legal custody.

Impound means to take and hold a vehicle in legal custody. There are two types of impounds—public and private.

Examples of Impound in a sentence

When instructed by the Officials to go to Impound or the inspection area, Cars must proceed directly and without delay or are subject to penalty up to and including Removal.
The pole winning Driver in each class may be directed to participate in interviews and/or a pole award ceremony as directed by IMSA Officials and in such case, the Driver may be directed to exit the Car and a Crew member deliver the Car to Impound.
The Driver must remain in the Car until the Car arrives in Impound.
SSR) Team representatives in Impound (Post Qualifying or Race) must be attired consistent with Art.
Other than the above, if a Car is touched after leaving the Pit Box and before so instructed at Impound or released to Paddock, all qualifying times are forfeit and the Car must cease participation in the Session.

More Definitions of Impound

Impound means to take and hold a vehicle in legal custody. There are two types of impounds - public and private.

Impound means to construct, alter or use, in a source of supply, any dam, weir or other works, if to do so would have or is likely to have a significant effect on –

Impound means to cause water or a liquid to be con- fined within a reservoir and held with no discharge.

Impound means to take and hold a vessel in legal custody.

Impound means to take and hold a vehicle in legal custody pursuant to law.

Impound means to take a vehicle or other property into the custody of the County by seizing it and removing it to a place of storage and there holding it until all charges involving that vehicle or property are fully satisfied.

Impound means a removalat the direction of a County Authorized Representative, but is at the expense of the private owner, whether the owner is present at the time of removal or not.