Prohibited Items means any items which we or any Authorised Person deem to be dangerous or inappropriate including (without limitation) those items specified in sub-paragraphs 27(b)(c) and (d) of these Conditions and any further items listed at www.snowbombing.com from time to time;
Prohibited Items. Means knives or weapons, alcohol, illegal drugs and stolen items, tobacco and cigarette papers, fireworks, pornographic images and any other items as defined as such from time to time. It shall also include any article that a member of staff reasonably suspects has been, or is likely to be, used to commit an offence or to cause personal injury to, or damage to the property of, any person including the pupil; any item banned by the Academy rules identified as being an item which may be searched for; and any other items as defined in law as such from time to time.
Prohibited Items means any goods or materials the carriage of which is prohibited by any law, rule or regulation of any country in or over which the shipment travels;
Examples of Prohibited Items in a sentence
Prohibited Items and Activities To ensure the health, safety and comfort of residents and staff, you must comply with the requirements set out in this Regulation.
We reserve the right to make amendments to these Conditions from time to time at our sole discretion (including, without limitation, by amending or supplementing the Conditions of Entry and/or the list of Prohibited Items).
More Definitions of Prohibited Items
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Prohibited Items means a missile-related item, nuclear materials and technology or nuclear-related items;
Prohibited Items means those items which are not permissible under this Agreement as set out at Table A of this Annex “Sustainability Reports” written reports to be completed by the Supplier containing the information outlined in Table C of this Annex
Prohibited Items means, for purposes of this Policy:
Prohibited Items means any goods or materials, the Carriage of which is prohibited by any law, rule or regulation of the country in which the Shipment originates, any intermediate stop or destination country for the Shipment;
Prohibited Items. To ensure the security and integrity of the examination, I understand the following personal items are prohibited and not permitted in the testing room. (This list is not all inclusive, but rather indicative of typical items examinees may want to bring into a testing area.) I understand that any items not allowed at the testing table must be left in the Personal Belongings area or checked-in with the Personal Belongings Xxxxxxx. I will not attempt to bring to my testing table any of the following items, unless an item has been specifically allowed for me through an approved request: • Any toy, clock, watch, sound emitting devices that makes a noise (smart watches, digital watches, analog watches, etc.), timers, fitness trackers, calculators, timepieces of any kind, including smart watches, wristwatches, stop watches and table clocks, and any other wrist wear. • Backpacks, bags, purses, tote bags, bill-folds, wallets, briefcases, computer bags, laptop cases, sleeves, or shells. • Personal highlighters, pens, pencils, book holders or stands, pencil grips, and correction fluid/white- out. Personal writing instruments will be collected and discarded. • Reference materials, bar review materials, notes of any kind. • Cell phones and all other digital, electronic communication devices, data organizers or other digital or electronic storage devices. • Photographic, recording and transmission devices. • Devices equipped with GPS. • Laptop cases, laptop external covers, and other unauthorized laptop accessories. External monitors are prohibited. • Earplugs, sound suppression or noise canceling headphones. OAA will provide earplugs for both days of the exam. • Paper items of any kind (including Exam Instructions and Schedule), whether blank, printed, or written upon, including food, candy and gum wrappers. • Beverages and beverage containers other than a clear re-sealable (twist or pop top) plastic bottle with the label removed. (This includes opaque/clear water bottles that are completely covered in stickers.) • Glass containers. • Plastic grocery or garbage bags (regardless of size). • Key fobs, money, credit cards, hotel or building access cards. • USB drives. • Weapons of any kind. • Sunglasses and eyeglass cases; blue-light glasses permitted. • Clothing containing statements or graphics that may be deemed offensive or derogatory. • Hooded or pocketed sweatshirts. See Note.* • Coats, sport jackets, fleece jackets, down vests and bulky outerwear. See Note.* • Garm...
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