Restricted status definition
Restricted status means the status of a lawyer licensed in Minnesota who has voluntarily chosen not to comply with the educational and reporting requirements of these Rules. See Rule 12 for additional provisions.
Restricted status means a Covered Policy status implemented by Defendants to suspend all Covered Policy transactions, including billing, while Defendants confirm Covered Policy values and functions.
Restricted status means a Child or Young Person who is convicted or on remand, whose escape would present a serious risk to the public and who is required to be held in designated secure accommodation, as determined by the Authority or a Secure Establishment.
Examples of Restricted status in a sentence
Restricted status may also include restricting a State/LEA from all controlled property.
It is understood and agreed that while the Leased Premises are in trust or restricted status, all of the Lessee’s obligations under this Lease, and the obligation of his, hers (theirs) sureties, are to the United States as well as to the owner of the land, and the Secretary may enforce the obligations of this Lease so long as the land remains in Trust or Restricted status.
As set forth in the Agreement, an MDU Property loses its Restricted status upon expiration or termination of the Right of Entry.