Imminent threat means a substan- tial natural occurrence that could cause significant damage to property or threaten human life in the near fu- ture.
Imminent threat means an actual Release or a potential for a Release which requires action to prevent or mitigate damage to the environment or endangerment to public health or welfare.
Imminent threat means the existence of any condition within, or affecting, a structure that, in the opinion of the authority having jurisdiction, would qualify such building or structure as dangerous to the extent that the life, health, property or safety of the public, the structure’s occupants, or those performing necessary repair, stabilization or shoring work, are in immediate peril due to conditions affecting the building or structure. Potential hazards to persons using, or improvements within, the public right-of-way may not be construed to be “Imminent Threats” solely for that reason if the hazard can be Mitigated by shoring, stabilization, barricades or temporary fences.
Examples of Imminent threat in a sentence
Imminent threat to key business or near term business milestones posing financial risk.
WECC may recommend the BCUC issue a Remedial Action Directive to protect the reliability of the Bulk Power System from an Imminent threat.
More Definitions of Imminent threat
Imminent threat means a condition of noncompliance that is reasonably certain to place life or limb in direct peril and is immediate and impending and not merely remote, uncertain, or contingent.
Imminent threat means there is a risk to life or a risk of severe property damage within the next 72 hours.
Imminent threat means a site where specific conditions or set of circumstances exist that are likely to create an immediate exposure risk to human health or environmental receptors. The determination of the exposure risk posed by a site must take into consideration all of the following:
Imminent threat means an objectively reasonable need to protect persons
Imminent threat means asubstantial natural occurrence that could cause significant damage to property or threaten human life in the near future.
Imminent threat means serious harm that is relatively certain to occur within a short timeframe (immediate as opposed to remote) if the nuisance is not remedied.
Imminent threat means that a reasonable officer would believe the suspect has the present ability, opportunity, and apparent intent to immediately cause death or serious injury to the officer or another person.A threat that must be instantly confronted and addressed.