Misuse means to deal with property contrary to:
Misuse means the use of such funds for purposes other than those originally intended or agreed upon, whether deliberate or by gross negligence.
Misuse means the unauthorised taking / consumption of tobacco, alcohol, drugs or substance through which harm could occur and / or is in breach of the College rules and / or the law.
Examples of Misuse in a sentence
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Misuse or falsification of an application for paid personal leave by the administrator may be cause for denial of the leave or dismissal.
More Definitions of Misuse
Misuse means all uses of a prescription medication other than those that are directed by a clinician in accordance with the plan of treatment.
Misuse means the use of a medication (with therapeutic intent) other than as directed or as indicated whether willful or unintentional, and whether harm results or not.
Misuse means any apparent violation of this Policy or other use which has the intent or effect of harming another person or another person’s property.
Misuse means: (1) any use of Allocated Funds under the control of the Participating State or its administering entities identified in Annex 1 of the Allocation Agreement that is not an authorized use or is a prohibited use under the Act, the Allocation Agreement, or the SSBCI Policy Guidelines; (2) or any act or omission that enables other parties, including administering entities identified in Annex 1 of the Allocation Agreement, to misuse Allocated Funds, as described in clause 1.
Misuse means a situation where the Product is intentionally and inappropriately used not in accordance with the authorised product information
Misuse means an application not made in compliance with the pesticide label or this rule, including: