Shortage definition

Shortage means that a grain dealer does not have a sufficient amount of farm produce by class and quality to cover the grain dealer's outstanding warehouse receipt obligations for that farm produce.

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Shortage means that supply of a medicinal product for human use or a medical device does not meet demand for that medicinal product or medical device;

Shortage shall have meaning set forth in Section 4.5.

Examples of Shortage in a sentence

• A certified employee or an employee serving under a Durational Shortage Area Permit (“DSAP”) who is filling a position for more than forty (40) consecutive school days for which a permanent teacher has not been appointed.

• A certified employee or an employee serving under a Durational Shortage Area Permit (“DSAP”) who is replacing a teacher for more than forty (40) consecutive school days on an approved or authorized leave of absence.

• In the event the Contracting Officer 627 determines that a Condition of Shortage appears probable, the Contracting Officer will notify the 628 Contractor of said determination as soon as practicable.

• In accordance with the provisions of Public Act 03-174, employees working in a teaching position solely on the basis of a Durational Shortage Area Permit (DSAP) shall be included in the bargaining unit.

• In the event the Contracting Officer 491 determines that a Condition of Shortage appears probable, the Contracting Officer will notify the 492 Contractor of said determination as soon as practicable.

More Definitions of Shortage

Shortage means a situation in which the supply of a medicinal product that is authorised and placed on the market in a Member State does not meet the demand for that medicinal product in that Member State.

Shortage means a situation in which the supply of a medicinal product that is authorised and placed on the market in a Member State or of a CE-marked medical device does not meet demand for that medicinal product or medical device at a national level, whatever the cause;

Shortage means that a warehouse operator does not have in his or her possession sufficient commodities at each of his or her stations to cover the outstanding warehouse receipts, scale weight tickets, or other evidence of storage lia- bility issued or assumed by him or her for the station.

Shortage means any difference between the stated value on the Deposit Ticket and the actual value of the contents of any sealed shipment container. Likewise, LOOMIS shall not be liable to CUSTOMER for failure to render service if LOOMIS in its sole discretion determines the same may endanger the safety of CUSTOMER’s property or personnel or LOOMIS’ vehicles or employees.

Shortage. , in this context, means that Baxter has not sent Purchaser the complete quantities of Product(s) ordered and invoiced.

Shortage means the amount by which the oil or gas legally produced and either sold or removed from the premises is less than the allowable.

Shortage means that the quantity actually delivered from Abbott Nutrition to Customer was less than the quantity listed on the invoice.