Short-term means a period of one or less than one (1) year;
Short-term means the time required for treatment of a condition that, in the judgment of the Member's PCP and HPN, is subject to significant improvement within sixty (60) consecutive calendar days from the first day of treatment.
Short-term means the short term Rate Type attributed to a Subscribed Transmission Service as set out in ACT – attachment B.
Examples of Short-term in a sentence
Short term emergency leave may be granted by the Chief/Director or his/her designee.
Short term stays are up to 30 days and focus heavily on rapid resolution of unhoused status.
Short term disability must have eleven (11) weeks of coverage with pay covering at least 60% of income for the time on leave.
These extensions shall not count as an occurrence under the following policies; Attendance – DD, Performance Appraisal and Development – F and Short term Disability (Sick Leave) – O.
Short term layoffs, expected to last six weeks, shall be by plant seniority by the department and by the shift.
More Definitions of Short-term
Short-term means one year or less.
Short-term means the time required for treatment of a condition that, in the judgment of the Insured's Physician and SHL, is subject to significant improvement within sixty (60) consecutive calendar days from the first day of treatment.
Short-term means not occupied by long-term tenants, classed as those who stay longer than 31 days.
Short-term means investments with a remaining term to maturity of 90 days or less;
Short-term. Short-term rental” shall mean means a period of less than one year. Additionally, as used in this subdivision, “repossession” shall include
Short-term means normally intended for continuous use for between 60 minutes and 30 days.
Short-term means investments with a remaining term to maturity of ninety days or less; and