Responded to definition

Responded to means that Council’s contractor has been informed, inspected the issue and taken the necessary steps to resolve the problem.

Responded to means physical and human resources being activated, deployed and mobilised to respond to a specific medium to high risk incident. The total number of peaceful and crowd unrest incidents for 2014/15 was amended after a data purification process in 2016/17. The revised actual performance for 2014/15 was thus tabled in the department’s 2017/18 annual performance plan.

Responded to means that responder arrives at site within 2 hours.

Examples of Responded to in a sentence

• Responded to a report of 2 jet skis speeding following their launch at Hamble Point Marina.

• Responded to a further call from a member of the public reporting ongoing criminal damage to a moored tender at Hamble.

• Responded to a call from a motor vessel reporting an individual in a kayak who had fallen into the water on a strong ebb and was holding on to a pontoon.

• Visually inspected.Type: Exhaust fan.Fan: Responded to normal user controls.

• Responded to further call from a member of the public reporting a dead animal in the River near Swanwick Bend.

• BRC reserves the right to permit the Responded to withdraw nonconforming terms and conditions from its proposal response prior to a determination by BRC of non- responsiveness based on the submission of nonconforming terms and conditions.

• Responded to questions from government agencies and the public on HCE compliance.e. Small Business Assistance Initiative, ACT 42, SLH 2017: The SPO contracted with Solutions Pacific, to provide outreach to small business and have them register as a small business in HANDS.

• Responded to a call from a member of the public regarding anti-social behaviour at Lands End.

• Responded to within 3 business days Completed touch-ups within 7 business days Visual inspection and resident satisfaction surveys - Extensive damage requiring repainting of sections (managed expectatio ns) Carpet cleaning (scheduled or based on resident requests) Scheduled deep cleaning (e.g., annually) or within 48 hours of resident request (for spills/accident s).

• Responded to a report from a member of the public of a possible dead animal in the vicinity of the ‘J’ Run.

More Definitions of Responded to

Responded to means that a complaint was addressed by the PCU or the PHIUs, and the beneficiary was informed of the solution. For example, if an eligible person goes to a health facility and did not succeed in being enrolled in the Sumar Program, and if he/she registers a complaint using the hotline, the PCU contacts the province to find out the reasons why the health facility is not enrolling eligible people in the Program. Possible solutions are identified, e.g. to address the factors hampering enrollment or providing an alternative mechanism to be enrolled. Then, the PCU (through the 0800 hotline) contacts the person and communicates all this him/her. Another example is when it is reported (via the hotline) that a health provider charged for a service covered by the program. In this case, the PCU contacts the province to open an investigation. The PCU also contacts the beneficiary to let him/her know about the actions taken and offers an alternative solution to receive the health service.

Responded to means physical and human resources being activated, deployed and mobilised to respond to a specific medium- to high-risk incident. Prior to 2017/18, targets and performance outcomes for this indicator included those in relation to the percentage of peaceful crowd management incidents policed and the percentage of unrest crowd management incidents stabilised, hence the increased performance in 2015/16 and 2016/17 when compared to 2017/18.

Responded to means an initial assessment by the Animal Control

Responded to means when physical and human resources are activated, deployed and mobilised to respond to a specific medium to high-risk incident.

Responded to means attendance at the scene of the complaint within 60 minutes of the complaint being received afterhours. During daytime calls are often responded to initially with a phone call request to reduce.