Service Points means number of locations of the service(s).
Service Points in relation to a KPI Failure, the points that are set out against the relevant Key Performance Indicator in the fifth column of the table in Annex 1 of Schedule 2.2 (Performance Levels);
Service Points means a point where a designated service is provided by an ADI, and includes:
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The library has learned from this and will be changing how we promote at Service Points.
The current list of the Parcel Service Points is available at: www.inpost.pl.
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Service Points has the meaning set forth in Section 8.1(a) of this Agreement.
Service Points means the points which shall accrue in respect of a failure by the Contractor to achieve the applicable Target Service Level in relation to any of the Service Measures, as specified in Schedule 2.2 (Performance Measures and Monitoring), and which shall be converted into Service Credits in accordance with Schedule 7.1 (Charges and Payment);
Service Points means the number of years of the Executive’s continuous service with Nortel Networks that the Executive would have completed on his employment anniversary date that occurred in that calendar year, regardless of whether the Executive remains employed to such anniversary date in that calendar year that contains the determination date.
Service Points means the Cash Balance Participant’s Benefit Service on the Determination Date, based on years and full months completed (with months converted to 4 decimal places).
Service Points the points set out in the Order Form and which accrue to the Contractor in the event of any failure by the Contractor to achieve a Service Level;
Service Points means service points at which consumers can purchase basic postal services, including but not limited to the acceptance of Basic Postal Items, excluding bulk mail. “Basic Postal Items” means a postal item that does not exceed 260mm height, 385mm length, 20mm thickness and/or 1kg weight, excluding parcel, priority, courier or express services. Service Points may include retail outlets owned by New Zealand Post, service points hosted in other businesses, electronic kiosks and New Zealand Post resellers with a street receiver or alternative lodgement point within a 50 metre radius of the reseller.
Service Points the points that are set out in the Appendix to Part A of schedule 2.2 (Service Levels) and which shall accrue to the Contractor in the event of any failure by the Contractor to achieve an Operating Service Level;