Search results for: “practical work”
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Impossibility
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Impossibility Meaning of Impossibility That which, in the constitution and course of nature or the law, no man can do or perform. means not only strict impossibility but impracticability because of […]
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Functional
Adjective adequate advantageous applicable applied convenient effective effectual efficacious efficient employable expedient fit for use gainful handy helpful …
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Functional
Adjective adequate advantageous applicable applied convenient effective effectual efficacious efficient employable expedient fit for use gainful handy helpful …
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Force
Power in motion or action ; strength directed to an end; used as synonymous with violence in the context of assault . A person may use as much force as is reasonable in the circumstances in the prevention of crime , or in the affecting or assisting in the lawful arrest of […]
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Code of Practice
Code of practice in Law EnforcementMain Entry: Law Enforcement in the Legal Dictionary. This section provides, in the context of Law Enforcement, a partial definition of code of practice.ResourcesSee AlsoLaw Enforcement Officer Police Officer Law Enforcement Agency Further Reading code of […]
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Mandated Reporters
Child abuse and neglectAny physician or surgeon licensed under the provisions of chapter 370, any resident physician or intern in any hospital in this state, whether or not so licensed, any registered nurse, school principal, school guidance counselor, school paraprofessional, school coach,…
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Impracticable
adjectivebeyond control difficult hard to deal with hopeless impassable impossible impractical inapplicable incapable of being accomplished inconceivable inoperable insuperable i…
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Feasibility
nounachievability advantageousness attainability expedience expediency feasibleness likelihood opportuneness performability possibility potentiality practicability practicablenes…
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Engage
To carry on; to engage to do anything; to take part in; to be employed in; occupied in. Denotes more than a single act or single transaction. See York v Dodson, (Tex.Ci- v. App.)271 S. W.2d347. Also, to embark in a business, to enter into conflict, or to become involved or entangled. State v […]
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Effective
(Efficient), adjective able adapted adequate advantageous capable competent convenient effectual efficacious effcax equal to expedient fit functional handy <l…
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Odd Lot Doctrine
In the context of disability insurance, the doctrine is that although a worker can be physically capable of performing some work, because of lack of skills and intelligence and because of advanced age it is as a practical matter impossible for him to find suitable work; in such situations, […]