Special status definition

Special status means that the entity has competence in certain specialized areas of ECOSOC’s jurisdiction, as opposed to general knowledge in all areas. ECOSOC resolution 1996/31, part III, para. 22- 23, available at http://www.un.org/documents/ecosoc/res/1996/eres1996-31.htm.

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Special status means a retail motor fuel site that does not comply with the E-15 access standard under Iowa Code section 214A.32 and is ineligible to be issued an E-15 incompatible infrastructure Class 2 waiver order.

Special status means the status granted to a Tanzania non-citizen diaspora under this Act-

Examples of Special status in a sentence

• Special status situations that present a risk to client or others are prominently documented and updated as appropriate.

• Special status notifications from the customer regarding quality or delivery issues, field failures, production downtimes, malfunctions at the customer's site, including return deliveries from the field.

• Special status notifications from the customer regarding quality or delivery issues, field failures, production downtimes, malfunctions at the customer's site, including return deliveries from the field.

• Special- status species with the potential to occur in the covered area are listed in Appendix B.

• Special status assigned to Milestone, documents processed with highest priority.

• Special status, under a Special Policy Areas provision of FDRP, allows controlled development under certain conditions for an area within a community that has historically existed in a flood plain but where adherence to strict policies would result in social and economic hardship to the community.

• Special status plant species have the potential to occur in the work area.

• Special status sites--properties which have been determined eligible for the National Register and which might be subject to visual impacts--were defined to focus consideration on properties having particular designations reflecting agency priorities for in- place preservation or public interpretation.

• I*f special status reptiles are found, a qualified biologist, will * Special status reptiles refers to the northwestern pond turtle.

• Special status plant and wildlife surveys will be summarized in reports, to be submitted to OC Waste & Recycling.

More Definitions of Special status

Special status means a retail motor fuel site that does not comply with the E-15 access standard under Iowa Code section 214A.32 as enacted by 2022 Iowa Acts, House File 2128, section 2, and is ineligible to be issued an E-15 incompatible infrastructure Class 2 waiver order.

Special status means that there is a specific federal statue or DOD policy or directive that authorized certain types of support to the organization under appropriate circumstances. It does not mean that unlimited support may be provided, nor does it mean that support must be provided at the expense of mission accomplishment or degraded readiness. Finally it does not mean the JER does not apply; the JER applies fully unless it is inconsistent with the specific statute or DOD policy or directive.

Special status means a retail motor fuel site that does not comply with the E-15 access standard under Iowa Code section 214A.32 as enacted by 2022 Iowa Acts, House File 2128, section 2, and is ineligible to be issued an E-15 incompatible infrastructure class 2 waiver order.

Special status means an inmate requires additional attention because an inmate displays suicidal or self-harm behaviors.

Special status means various special states your Domain Name may be in, such as suspended. This will normally mean that you will remain listed as the person who has registered the Domain Name but the Domain Name itself will not work, and may mean that other actions with the Domain Name are blocked;

Special status means a status assigned to a retail dealer who is ineligible for an incompatible infrastructure class 2 waiver order pursuant to Iowa Code section 214A.35(6) as enacted by 2022 Iowa Acts, House File 2128, section 5.