spent definition

spent. , in relation to a conviction, means spent for the purposes of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.
spent. , in relation to a conviction, means a conviction where the relevant crime- free period has expired and the Board has declared it to be spent; and
spent means has been used, removed from service and is to be discarded.

Examples of spent in a sentence

  • Spent convictions and cautions that have become protected under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions Order) 1975, as amended, are not automatically disclosed on any level of certificate.

  • Spent packaging shall then be surrendered to the Performance Administrator for verification of application rates and products.

  • Spent materials that are generated, reclaimed, and subsequently reused on-site, so long as such spent materials have been counted once.

  • Spent caustic solutions from pe- troleum refining liquid treating proc- esses used as a feedstock to produce cresylic or naphthenic acid unless the material is placed on the land, or accu- mulated speculatively as defined in § 261.1(c).

  • Spent fuel held at reprocessing facilities as part of a reprocessing activity is not covered in the scope of this Convention unless the Contracting Party declares reprocessing to be part of spent fuel management.


More Definitions of spent

spent convictions, covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Xxx 0000 may be disregarded. • Persons who have had their insurance declined and/or renewal refused and/or special insurance terms imposed as a result of claims experience and/or have had their insurance or cover cancelled by any Motor Insurer. • Persons engaged wholly or partly in professional entertainment or professional sports persons. • Jockeys and persons connected with racing, gaming industry or press of any sort. • Undergraduates and/or students under 25 years of age. • Persons who, whilst driving, have been involved in more than one accident during the past 3 years. • Foreign Service Personnel other than persons holding a full UK/EU licence for two years or more.
spent convictions, covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Xxx 0000 may be disregarded. • Persons who have had their insurance declined and/or renewal refused and/or special insurance terms imposed as a result of claims experience and/or have had their insurance or cover cancelled by any Motor Insurer. • Persons engaged wholly or partly in professional entertainment or professional sports persons. • Jockeys and persons connected with racing, gaming industry or press of any sort. • Undergraduates and/or students under 25 years of age. • Foreign Service Personnel other than persons holding a full UK/EU licence for two years or more.
spent means a criminal conviction that has lapsed after a period of time, which results in it being removed from a person’s criminal record.
spent convictions, covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 may be disregarded. Persons who have had their insurance declined and/or renewal refused and/or special insurance terms imposed as a result of claims experience and/ or have had their insurance or cover cancelled by any motor insurer. Persons engaged wholly or partly in professional entertainment or professional sports persons. Jockeys and persons connected with racing, gaming industry, or press of any sort. Persons who, whilst driving ,have been involved in more than one fault accident during the past 3 years. Foreign Service Personnel other than persons holding a full valid United Kingdom or EU driving licence for 2 years or more. On all cases, the insurance company has the final say.
spent means that a Borrower has paid for and received the goods or services and actually expended the funds. All goods and services purchased with CARES Act Funding must be received on or before October 1, 2020. PARTIAL CONVERSION. If Borrower spends some, but not all, of the Funds on Eligible Expenses, or is unable to document that some portion of the Funds were spent on Eligible Expenses, on or before October 1, 2020, the Borrower may be eligible for a partial loan to grant conversion. Any partial loan to grant conversion will be in the sole discretion of the City, and will in no event be greater than the amount of Eligible Expenses properly and timely documented by Borrower
spent means that the Client’s credit stored in their Account has been decremented following a driving licence check submission. Occasionally this check or Verification submission may not provide a full record result on a driver record for a specific reason. This includes all rejected licence Requests with system status DQ3 results which may not provide an electronic Verification record due to conditions held on the driver record by the DVLA. DQ3 results known as ‘driver suppressed records’ will incur a further charge equivalent to the single check Price, or submission(s) rate, i.e. one charge on original submission and one for the second manual submission. The additional
spent means the affordable housing activity is complete and funds deposited to the local affordable housing trust fund have been transferred from the local housing assistance trust fund account to pay for the cost of the activity. Reporting Requirements