Match Funding. The amount of such (i) Indemnified Loss or Expense, or (ii) Additional Costs outlined above shall be determined, in the Bank's sole discretion, based upon the assumption that the Bank funded 100% of that portion of the Loan to which the LIBOR-Based Rate applies in the applicable London interbank market.
Match Funding. The specified source of match funding will be SKMR.
Match Funding. No Lender shall be required to purchase United States dollars in the London interbank market or from any other applicable LIBOR Rate market or source or otherwise “match funds” to fund any LIBOR Rate Loans.
Match Funding a. The proposed Pro5 methodology is to set up a separate school account for the phonics match-funding programme, and set a credit limit on that account appropriate to the match-funding available to them. The Pro5 would then invoice the school for a sum equivalent to half the cost of the products or training they had purchased, and send an invoice to DfE for the other half in accordance with DfE’s requirements.
Match Funding. To attract match funding to enable the effective delivery of AONB Action plan targets. Note: In addition, other duties at the same responsibility level may be interchanged with/added to this list at any time. Job Outline 3
Match Funding. MA ADVISORY NOTE (to be removed before FA is issued): The split of Private and Public match-funding in the table must exactly mirror the Financial Annex(es) for the project, where used, and also the split of the same match-funding as recorded in EClaims. If there are any issues identified around the public/private match-funding types, the Funding Agreement should not be issued until these are resolved. The Match Funding is detailed in the table below: Funding Contributions 2016 0000 0000 0000 0000 Total PUBLIC (List Funders) 0 PRIVATE (List Funders) ESF XXXX XXX XXX XXX Total Public Sector Match XXXX XXX XXX XXX Total Private Sector Match XXXX XXX XXX XXX TOTAL XXXX XXX XXX XXX OR WHERE THE MATCH FUNDING IS NOT FULLY COMMITTED, EG BECAUSE ONE MATCH FUNDER IS STILL TO CONFIRM, OR BECAUSE SME CONTRIBUTIONS REQUIRED:
Match Funding. The contribution from ESF finances only a specified percentage of the total eligible costs of a project. The funding for the remaining balance of eligible costs (known as match funding) must be available from the outset. The requirement to match ESF is central to the operation of ESIF programmes. Match funding is treated the same as ESF regardless of source, this means that the total eligible expenditure must be used for the agreed purposes and defrayed on eligible expenditure. All expenditure must be evidenced, auditable, and defrayed prior to the inclusion in any claim and follow all other ESF compliance rules. Auditors will select and test Match funds as part of their audit regime. Failure to demonstrate an audit trail for Match could lead to financial penalties for the project. Sources of ESF Match funding: Match funding may be from either public or private funds. Match funding in kind: The use of in-kind funding for match purposes is limited to the use of Volunteer Time (see below).
Match Funding. Anything to the contrary contained herein notwithstanding, neither Agent nor any Lender, nor any of their participants, is required actually to acquire Term SOFR deposits to fund or otherwise match fund any Obligation as to which interest accrues based on the Term SOFR Rate. The provisions set forth herein shall apply as if each Lender or its participants had match funded any Obligation as to which interest is accruing based on the Term SOFR Rate by acquiring SOFR deposits for each Interest Period in the amount of the Term SOFR Rate Loans.
Match Funding. The amount of such (i) Indemnified Loss or Expense, or (ii) Additional Costs outlined above shall be determined, in the Bank's sole discretion, based upon the assumption that the Bank funded 100% of that portion of the Advances to which the LIBOR-based rate applies in the applicable London interbank market.
Match Funding. The specified source of match funding will be Vertical Harvest.
