Sentences with phrase «policy requires the items»

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The company's clean desk policy requires staff to remove all items at the end of each day, even if they have the space booked longer term.

Further, the Tariff Policy Division has determined that no evidence (end - use certificates) of actual use is required in order for goods to obtain the benefits of tariff item 9948.00.00.00.

He added: «The policy requires the communal corridors, landings and stairwells of properties to be designated a «clear zone» (sterile area), free of all extraneous items.

However, I think it is wrong to require insurance companies, ultimately the policy holders, to pay for items that are not being used to treat a medical condition.

The law goes beyond federal minimum requirements to specifically include nutritional requirements for a la carte items and school sponsored fundraisers before, during, and after school hours, and requires that a planned, sequential K - 12 health and physical education curriculum aligned with state benchmarks be included in the wellness policy.

In my community, we created a policy that requires classrooms to offer non-food parties and celebrations (in part b / c of food allergies), recess can NOT be taken away as a punishment, and our elementary schools can't sell a la carte «snack» items at lunch unless they meet certain criteria.

Protection / insurance policy: Items requiring excessive cleaning will result in additional fees

Corporate brand, logo, name or trademark on school equipment, such as marquees, message boards, scoreboards or backboards (note: immediate replacement of these items are not required; however, HOPE COMMUNITY PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL will replace or update scoreboards or other durable equipment when existing contracts are up for renewal or to the extent that is in financially possible over time so that items are in compliance with the marketing policy);

Section 2 - 552 provides that, «A contract or purchase order may be awarded for a commodity, service, or construction item without competition when, under regulation or policy, the Purchasing Agent determines, in writing, that there is only one known capable supplier or source for the required commodity, service, or construction item occasioned by the unique nature of the requirement, the supplier or market conditions.»

Your responsibility as the applicant is to provide your agent with the value of the items you own (appraisals may be required) and to make certain they are insured appropriately by scheduling the property on your policy or purchasing a personal articles floater.

The endorsement, also known as a personal article floater, is meant to insure valuable items that often require higher limits than what's included in the typical homeowners policy.

It's important to understand that coverage, because valuable items often require extra attention on your policy.

Some baggage loss / theft policies require you to prove ownership of the items you're claiming for.

With regards to river / rafting insurance, you will note that an additional specified item is required if you are venturing more than 3 nautical miles from your kayaking / rafting point of departure, i.e. your travel insurance policy will require an additional premium.

An important step is developing a sustainable procurement policy that requires our planning team to find eco alternatives to standard event items.

Chapter 3, policy item # 14.00 of the Manual indicates that causative significant requires «more than a trivial or insignificant aspect of the injury or death, but Chapter 4, policy item # 26.22 of the Manual also indicates that if there is no evidence or insufficient «positive evidence,» the Board must deny the claim.

Step 3: Review your policy to determine if you are over or under insured and have enough liability and coverage to replace all the items on your list should you be required to buy them new.

Most renters insurance policies have limits that require special riders to replace items such as jewelry or fine art.

Some items such as expensive electronics and valuable collections of art or coins may require an additional rider, which is an addendum to your policy.

Your responsibility as the applicant is to provide your agent with the value of the items you own (appraisals may be required) and to make certain they are insured appropriately by scheduling the property on your policy or purchasing a personal articles floater.

In addition, you may have certain high value items, such as jewelry, collectibles or fine art that may require a separate fire insurance policy, as their value can exceed coverage limits.

For these items, some insurance companies may simply issue a separate rider on your homeowner's or renter's policy, but in most cases, a separate policy is generally required.

Should you require higher limits on many of the limited items such as art, wine, bicycles and jewellery we have Home Insurance Policies that are made for clients that require higher limits for expensive goods.

Refund of Commitment Fees We hold the refundable loan commitment fee without interest until after the loan is closed and all required documents and materials used in structuring the loan (such as the recorded documents, title policy and any other post-closing items) are received, reviewed and approved by us.

You're usually not required to pay the deductible when you make a claim on a scheduled item, but it will raise your policy premiums, and you'll have to get the items appraised.

No matter what kind of airliner you travel on, certain basic items are required or suggested for domestic travel in the United States: a paper or e-ticket is required and a travel insurance policy or travel medical insurance is highly suggested.

Many renters policies set dollar limits on items in certain categories like musical equipment, art and jewelry, so floaters are often required to get the extra coverage you need for these valuables.

If you are required to insure the musical instrument and your child takes it out of the home you will need to purchase optional All Risks cover on the item under your Home Cover insurance policy.

As with homeowners policies, some items may require extra protection.

Even though most rental insurance plans can be altered or have additional coverage purchased to cover most possessions, there are certain items that renters insurance policies won't cover or would require separate special coverage that isn't included in the plan.

It's not uncommon to have this and the accelerated death benefit (ADB) considered one item on policies, but the qualifications for each are different: ADB requires a terminal illness diagnosis before being triggered; the LTC rider are triggered by chronic illnesses that leave you unable to take care of yourself.

In most situations, baggage delay benefits from either a credit card travel insurance policy or a third - party travel insurance benefit require the traveler to have their items misplaced for a certain amount of time.

They generally will cover physical damage to your boat, passengers, and certain personal items brought on board, as well as damage caused to another boat, dock, pier, etc... A minimum liability policy is always a good idea even if it's not required by law.

If you find yourself with a slew of items that require a scheduled endorsement, there's another option for you to consider — the HO - 5 policy.

In the eyes of the insurance company, you and your roommate's items are completely separate and would require a separate policy.

Most insurance companies even require an itemized list of every item that is to be covered by the policy.

Big - ticket items, such as an expensive engagement ring, require a supplemental piece of insurance called a floater, since their individual value is too high to fall under the standard renter's policy.

Most homeowners insurance policies also have ceiling coverage limits for expensive items such as jewelry and furs, so you should review your policy to determine if you have valuable possessions which may require additional coverage in the form of an insurance «rider» or endorsement.

Because of the gap in coverage between a landlord's insurance and the items owned by the renter, many landlord require or strongly encourage the purpose of this separate policy to insure that they are not exposed to undue risks of litigation from their clients.

Since most of these items require additional coverage beyond the standard homeowners policy, these consumers need to tell their insurers when they no longer own the items so they are not paying for unneeded coverage.

Be aware that many home and renters insurance policies will require you to purchase additional riders to receive full compensation for extremely valuable items such as original artwork, jewelry and family heirlooms.

It's important to understand that coverage, because valuable items often require extra attention on your policy.

Other policies require that the item be something designed for transportation, like a laptop computer.

Some renters insurance policies require the damaged item to normally be stored in your rented place, even if it is damaged elsewhere.

> Required Items to Bring (In - person) or Send via Mail: • Copy of current auto insurance (liability) policy • Copy of your TX Drivers License (must be valid) • Signed & completed DSC application (download form) • DSC Fees: Mandatory DSC Fees: — School Zone Moving Violation: $ 137.10 — Moving Violation: $ 112.10 Discretionary DSC Fees: — School Zone Moving Violation: $ 177.10 — Moving Violation: $ 152.10

• Greet customers and assist them with the queries regarding product location • Provide customers with information on product features and aftersales services • Clean and stock shelves and display cases and tables • Ascertain that all displayed items have current price tags on them • Receive merchandize from vendors and suppliers and compare invoices to items that have been actually received to ensure accuracy of shipment • Make arrangements for received merchandize to be stored in the warehouse or delivered to the front end for displaying purposes • Physically wheel received items to the store and display them according to company policy • Take inventory of merchandise to determine items that need to replenished or reordered • Maintain communication with procurement officer to provide them with information on required items • Stamp, attach and change price tags in accordance to evolving store policies • Handle cycle counts of inventory and assist in packing products into kits • Provide product availability information to customers and assist them throughout the purchasing process • Handle shelf allocation and rotation procedures, along with building displays and handling loading and unloading of merchandize onto / from delivery trucks • Take customers» complaints, refer them to appropriate store personnel and assist in resolving customer complaints in a proactive manner