Costs of. (A) Initial construction of the Project Common Areas or Parking Area;
Costs of. (A) Initial construction of the Building (including legal costs and professional consultants’ costs); or
Costs of. ‘beneficiaries that are natural persons’ not receiving a salary are eligible personnel costs, if they correspond to the amount per unit set out in Annex 2 multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action.
Costs of. Repairing any defect that existed at the time the vehicle was delivered to you (“a pre-existing defect”); Repairing any resulting defect that occurs because of a pre-existing defect; Cleaning the vehicle and its engine; Valet services; Providing additives not specified by the Manufacturer;
Costs of. (1) Initial construction of the Project;
Costs of. Realization All costs incurred in connection with realizing the security constituted by this Agreement or exercising any of the Agent's rights under this Agreement, including costs incurred in connection with repossessing, holding, insuring, repairing, processing, preparing for disposition, and disposing of any Collateral and legal fees on a full indemnity (sometimes called solicitor and own client) basis (in this Section, "realization costs") shall be payable by the Obligor to the Agent immediately on demand. Realization costs shall bear interest from the date they are incurred until paid at the highest rate of interest applicable to the Obligations. Realization costs and interest shall be included in the Obligations under this Agreement.
Costs of. ‘beneficiaries that are natural persons’ not receiving a salary are eligible personnel costs, if they correspond to the amount per unit multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action. Calculation Personnel costs must be calculated by the beneficiaries as follows: {{hourly rate multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action}, plus for non-profit legal entities: additional remuneration to personnel assigned to the action under the conditions set out above (Point A.1)}. The number of actual hours declared for a person must be identifiable and verifiable. The total number of hours declared in EU grants, for a person for a year, cannot be higher than the annual productive hours used for the calculations of the hourly rate. Therefore, the maximum number of hours that can be declared for the grant are: {number of annual productive hours for the year (see below) minus total number of hours declared by the beneficiary, for that person in that year, for other EU grants}. The ‘hourly rate’ is one of the following:
Costs of. ‘beneficiaries that are natural persons’ not receiving a salary are eligible personnel costs, if they correspond to the amount per unit set out in Annex 2 multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action. Calculation Personnel costs must be calculated by the beneficiaries as follows: {{hourly rate multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action}, plus for non-profit legal entities: additional remuneration to personnel assigned to the action under the conditions set out above (Point A.1)}. The number of actual hours declared for a person must be identifiable and verifiable (see Article 18). The total number of hours declared in EU or Euratom grants, for a person for a year, cannot be higher than the annual productive hours used for the calculations of the hourly rate. Therefore, the maximum number of hours that can be declared for the grant is: {the number of annual productive hours for the year (see below) minus total number of hours declared by the beneficiary for that person in that year for other EU or Euratom grants}. The ‘hourly rate’ is one of the following:
Costs of. [****]. As of the Effective Date, Salix assumes those obligations of RedHill in respect of arrangements for the Development of the [****] Licensed Product that are set forth in Schedule 5.1 (and no others).
Costs of. Retesting If such procedures for testing, inspection or approval under Paragraphs 11.2 and 11.3 reveal failure of the portions of the Work to comply with requirements established by the Contract Documents, all costs made necessary by such failure including those of repeated procedures and compensation for the A/E’s services and expenses shall be at the Contractor’s expense, in other words, the Contractor’s expense shall not be a reimbursable Cost of the Work.
