Trouble means an impairment of a LEC's network.

Trouble or "Trouble Report" shall relate to i3s.xxx xx I3S provided services (or resold services) and the Equipment and I3S- maintained facilities, but shall exclude customer error, defects in Customer Premises Equipment ("CPE"), defects in customers' computers, defects in property cable or wiring plants, defects in fiber optic distribution systems, defects in cable television distribution systems and network problems experienced by destination networks at or beyond Internet Exchange Points. The terms and conditions of this SLA do not limit I3S's obligations set forth elsewhere in the Agreement, but if there is a conflict with respect to service obligations between this SLA and the Agreement, this SLA shall control. PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS PERCENT CUSTOMER SERVICE ORDER BEGINNING COMMITMENT DATES TIMELY MET This parameter is generally indicative of the timely beginning of work on orders from customers for new service or orders to make changes in their existing service. The timely beginning parameter is calculated by dividing the total Customer Service Orders begun on or before the date and clock hour promised to the customer that the service order would be started by the total number of service orders initiated in each calendar month and multiplying by 100.

Examples of Trouble in a sentence

Click the “Create Account” button.• Read the user agreement and click the “Accept” button to indicate that you understand your responsibilities and agree to comply with the rules of behavior for PAMS.• PAMS will take you to the “Having Trouble Logging In?” page.
Click the “Create Account” button.• Read the user agreement and click the “Accept” button to indicate that you understand your responsibilities and agree to comply with the rules of behavior for PAMS.• PAMS will take you the “Having Trouble Logging In?” page.
Trouble tickets, where the Service Outage cannot be verified with LightEdge's standard diagnostic procedures, do not count towards the Availability SLA.
It should also have clear instructions about mounting of PV module, DO's and DONT's and on regular maintenance and Trouble Shooting of the pumping system.
For purpose of the Availability SLA, the duration of a Service Outage shall be deemed to commence upon the opening of a Verifiable Trouble Ticket by LightEdge Technical Support, in response to the Customer request, and ends when the Service Outage ends.

More Definitions of Trouble

Trouble shoot" any related import problems including, but not limited to, the situations described in Paragraph 4(a) of this Contract. Party B does not have any responsibility or obligation to advance payments for purchases or any other expenses to Party A. Party B shall reconcile accounts with Party A and both sides shall settle any outstanding amounts owed to the other Party every Thirty (30) days;

Trouble means a degradation in Service from the standards set forth in Exhibit A, Section 11 or a Service Outage.

Trouble means an impairment of the telephone network, or a deviation from its design specifications.

Trouble is defined as a degradation in Service, an interruption in Service, or the initiation of a trouble ticket by Skypath,Inc with Choice One.

Trouble was indicated in some office devices. No trouble was indicated for tamper switch on a riser with a closed valve). II 390 Lafayette Factory Perform and complete the on-going $33,600.00 Premises groundwater remediation at the Property and obtain a "No Further Action" letter Xxxxxxx Drive from the New Hampshire Department of Premises Environmental Services ("NHDES") with respect thereto. 380 Lafayette Office Premises EXHIBIT J CONDOMINIUM SITE PLAN EXHIBIT K-1 DECLARATION OF XXXX CONDOMINIUM DECLARATION OF XXXX CONDOMINIUM

Trouble means any material disruption, degradation or non-conformance of the Services or any Service.

Trouble or "Trouble Report" shall relate to i3s.xxx xx 13S provided services (or resold services) and the Equipment and I3S-maintained facilities, but shall exclude customer error, defects in customer equipment ("CPE"), defects in customers' computers, defects in property cable or wiring plants, defects in fiber optic distribution systems, defects in cable television distribution systems and network problems experienced by destination networks at or beyond Internet Exchange Points.