Pass definition
Pass means a written employment plan approved by the SSA that protects an SSI recipient’s eligibility for Medicaid as long as the recipient continues to make progress toward work goals in accordance with a set timetable.
Pass as used in these regulations means a physical or electronic document or product provided for by statute, Commission rule or regulation and issued or required by the Division authorizing entrance to any state park or state recreation area.
Pass means a ticket that provides repeated access, entry, or admission to a facility or series of events and for which similar passes are sold or provided to the public.
Examples of Pass in a sentence
The Promoter may refuse entry to the vehicle if you have not purchased the appropriate Vehicle Pass.
You acknowledge that purchase or possession of a Vehicle Pass does not entitle you to entry to the Event Site without an Entry Ticket.
If you are arriving by vehicle, you must purchase the appropriate Vehicle Pass.
More Definitions of Pass
Pass has the meaning given to it in the Protocol;
Pass means personal alert safety system.
Pass means Pooled Auto Securities Shelf LLC.
Pass has the meaning specified in the Receivables Purchase Agreement.
Pass means a record that the authority or a related party has issued or recognized as authorization for the person to whom it was issued to enter a fare paid zone or board a transit vehicle that is not a fare paid zone, and includes, without limitation, a transfer, a fare receipt, a monthly pass, any other time-limited pass and a payment card;
Pass when directed by Probation management to work an overtime shift. If a JCO uses their “Pass” they will remain in their current position on the overtime list. JCO's shall not be permitted to make use of the Grievance Resolution Procedure or appeal the action or results of another JCO utilizing the "Pass" system.