Major disruption definition
Major disruption means a disturbance that interrupts the normal activities that are conducted in a
Major disruption means an incident that causes delays in excess of 60 minutes, but which is not a Severe Disruption. Multiple Moderate Disruptions are classified as a Major Disruption where they are on the same line of route or within the same geographical area and are impacting upon each other;
Major disruption means a disturbance that interrupts the normal activities that are conducted in a building for a duration of time that would require that building to temporarily or permanently cease operations. Localities may define the parameters that would constitute a major disruption based on the nature and duration of a disrupting event, as well as on building typology, consistent with any guidance pursuant to subsection E.
Examples of Major disruption in a sentence
Visier will invoke its Disaster Recovery Plan upon its declaration of a Major Disruption with the objective of recovering critical functions within the recovery time objectives set forth in the table below.
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Major disruption shall have the meaning set forth in Section 10.2(c)(ii).
Major disruption shall have the meaning set forth in Section 8.2(c)(ii). Exh. A-6
Major disruption means a business interruption or failure of sufficient severity that Visier is unable to perform the Services as required by the Agreement, and the Services are not reasonably expected to be recoverable or remedied within the applicable recovery time objectives without recourse to the Business Continuity Policy and Disaster Recovery Plan.