Lead Partner definition

Lead Partner means the lead partner of a joint venture, as described in Sub-Clause

Lead Partner the Lead Partner means the Lead Beneficiary as referred to in Article 13 of Regulation (EU) No 1299/2013 (hereinafter referred to as “LP”).

Lead Partner. : shall mean the member of the consortium duly nominated/authorized by all members of that consortium as a lead partner.

Examples of Lead Partner in a sentence

• Scheme into the Approved Capital Bid pursuant to clause 9.3 (Firm Scheme substitution and additions) it will confirm its acceptance of such scheme to the Lead Partner through IMS.

• Schedule 2 PARTNERSHIP CHECKLIST Lead Partner Obligations (to be agreed with each Lead School) Lead Partners take on significant operational or strategic roles in the ITT Partnership and work in collaboration with the University of Sunderland Accredited Provider.

• Bid pursuant to clause 9.10 (Firm Scheme substitution and additions) it shall confirm such acceptance to the Lead Partner through IMS.

• In permitting the submission of or in submitting the details of the Additional Scheme, the Relevant Consortium Member or Lead Partner (as applicable) is deemed to make and give the same representations and warranties in relation to the proposed Additional Scheme as it makes to Homes England pursuant to clause 5.2 (Firm Schemes) in relation to a Firm Scheme.

• Homes England (acting reasonably) considers that the Relevant Consortium Member acted fraudulently or dishonestly in claiming (or permitting the Lead Partner to claim) the Firm Scheme Grant for the relevant Firm Scheme, such claim shall be deemed to be a Prohibited Act and Homes England will not be bound by the terms of clause 18.3.3 (Repayment of Xxxxx).

More Definitions of Lead Partner

Lead Partner means the Integration Joint Board that manages services on behalf of the other Integration Joint Boards in the NHS Board areas;

Lead Partner means an entity indicated in an Application Form, who has signed Subsidy Contract and who is responsible for financial and substantial implementation of the project;

Lead Partner the project partner who takes the overall responsibility for the submission and the implementation of the entire project according to Article 13 (2) of Regulation (EU) No 1299/2013. It corresponds to the term “lead beneficiary” used in the European Structural and Investment Funds Regulations. Associated partner: any institution/body involved as observer in the project without financially contributing to it, as identified in the approved project application form.

Lead Partner means [●];

Lead Partner means the institution of higher learning (IHL) that is leading the research;

Lead Partner means the designated Chief Officer for a Lead Partner service

Lead Partner means the Chief Officer that through NHS Tayside has operational management of certain health care services that are best managed on a Tayside wide basis.