Transfer of Resources. Service Provider shall provide all reasonable assistance required for the transfer to DIR, the DIR Customers and/or their designee(s) of the Systems, Equipment, Software and other resources that are implicated by the relevant Assistance Event. Such assistance shall include, at a minimum:
Transfer of Resources. In the event that neither the Call Option nor the Put Option (as defined in the Put/Call Agreement) is exercised, Corixa will use its reasonable best efforts as requested by GenQuest to (a) insure that those individuals who have worked primarily on GenQuest matters become employees of GenQuest; provided, however, that Corixa will not be required to incur a material economic disadvantage or initiate any legal action pursuant to this subsection 6(a), and (b) transfer ownership to GenQuest of that equipment this is listed on Schedule B attached hereto or that Corixa is separately reimbursed for by GenQuest under Section 8.2 of the Collaboration Agreement; provided, however, that GenQuest and Corixa shall agree from time to time, but not less than once a year, on what equipment shall be included in Schedule B. Schedule B shall be amended from time to time as agreed by Corixa and GenQuest.
Transfer of Resources. 1. Member States may request, in the Partnership Agreement or, in the request for an amendment of a programme if agreed by the monitoring committee of the programme pursuant to Article 35(2)(d), the transfer of up to 5% of the initial national allocation of each Fund to any other instrument under direct or indirect management, where such possibilty is provided for in the basic act of such an instrument. The sum of the transfers refered to in the first subparagraph and the contributions in accordance with the first subparagraph of Article 10(1) shall not exceed 5% of the initial national allocation of each Fund. Member States may also request, in the Partnership Agreement or in the request for an amendment of a programme, the transfer of up to 5% of the initial national allocation of each Fund to another Fund or Funds, except for transfers which are set out in the fourth subparagraph. Member States may also request, in the Partnership Agreement or in the request for an amendment of a programme, an additional transfer of up to 20% of the initial national allocation by Fund between the ERDF, the ESF+ or the Cohesion Fund within the Member State’s global resources under the Investment for jobs and growth goal. The Member States whose average total unemployment rate for the period 2017-2019 is under 3 % may request such an additional transfer of up to 25 % of the initial national allocation.
Transfer of Resources. 7.1 The University pays fees to schools which mentor student teachers. The fees are reviewed annually and take into account the length of the placement, the number of appraisals required and the administrative costs associated with supporting student teachers in school. 7.2 Fees are paid to schools separately for each school experience. The Placements Team sends a copy of the Mentor Agreement to each school detailing the names of the student teachers and the fees payable. The fee is paid towards the end of each school experience into the bank account nominated by the school or by cheque. The University is not able to pay fees directly to individual mentors. 7.3 If a student teacher withdraws during a placement the mentor fees will normally still be paid.
Transfer of Resources. .............................. 7 4. SERVICES............................................... 8 5. ACCEPTANCE............................................. 11 6. PROVISION OF RESOURCES BY CLIENT....................... 12 7. CLIENT-RETAINED AUTHORITY.............................. 12 8.
Transfer of Resources. An individual applying for or receiving Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants who disposes of resources for less than fair market value is ineligible for Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants for a period up to 36 months. This provision is effective for resource transfers made on or after December 14, 1999. The provision applies to resource transfers made by the eligible individual (includes applicant), the individual’s spouse, or by persons who are co-owners of the resource being transferred. The look-back period begins with the look-back date, which is the date 36 months before the Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants application date or the date on which the resources were transferred, whichever is later. This means that any resources transferred up to 36 months prior to the Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants application date, or anytime thereafter will be subject to this provision. However, the look-back period cannot begin prior to December 14, 1999. The period of ineligibility begins on the first day of the month immediately following the month of transfer. For example, if the resource is transferred on February 25th, the period of ineligibility begins on March 1st. The period of ineligibility can last up to, but no more than 36 months. To determine the number of months of ineligibility, it is first necessary to determine the total, cumulative uncompensated value of any resources disposed of by the individual on or after the look-back date. The uncompensated value is then divided by the maximum Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants benefit amount based on the individual’s living arrangement on the applicable date. In the case of any fraction, round to the nearest whole number. The applicable date is the Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants application date or, if later, the date on which the individual (or spouse) disposes of the resources for less than fair market value. The maximum Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants amount is the amount shown on the Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants Payment Standards chart for the appropriate living arrangement on the applicable date. The result is the number of months of ineligibility up to 36 months. When one member of a couple receives SSI/SSP, divide the uncompensated value by the maximum “one Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants, one SSI/SSP” couple rate based on the Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants applicant’s living arrangement on the applicable date.
Transfer of Resources. A Fund Outstanding Balance may be partially or fully transferred from one Fund to (an)other Fund(s), and to (an)other Instrument(s), provided that the EIB and the respective Contributor(s), agree on this transfer. In cases where a Fund Outstanding Balance is transferred, partially or totally, from one Fund to another, the Bank shall decide if any charges shall be applied to the transferred Fund outstanding Balance, or a portion thereof, to ensure for the recovery of administrative costs and direct expenses.
Transfer of Resources. An individual applying for or receiving IHSS who disposes of resources for less than fair market value is ineligible for IHSS for a period up to 36 months. This provision is effective for resource transfers made on or after December 14, 1999. The provision applies to resource transfers made by the eligible individual (includes applicant), the individual’s spouse, and by persons who are co-owners of the resource being transferred. The look-back period begins with the look-back date, which is the date 36 months before the IHSS application date or the date on which the resources were transferred, whichever is later. This means that any resources transferred up to 36 months prior to the IHSS application date, or anytime thereafter will be subject to this provision. However, the look-back period cannot begin prior to December 14, 1999. The period of ineligibility begins on the first day of the month in or immediately following the month of transfer. For example, if the resource is transferred on February 25th, the period of ineligibility begins on February 1st or March 1st. The period of ineligibility can last up to, but no more than 36 months. (Note: Although this rule appears to be internally inconsistent, it is reflective of the federal law. Until the Social Security Administration resolves the issue, counties should use the date most favorable to the applicant or recipient To determine the number of months of ineligibility, it is first necessary to determine the total, cumulative uncompensated value of any resources disposed of by the individual on or after the look-back date. The uncompensated value is then divided by the maximum SSI/SSP amount based on the individual’s living arrangement on the applicable date. In the case of any fraction, round to the nearest whole number. The applicable date is the IHSS application date or, if later, the date on which the individual (or spouse) disposes of the resources for less than fair market value. The maximum SSI/SSP amount is the amount shown on the SSI/SSP Payment Standards chart for the appropriate living arrangement on the applicable date. The result is the number of months of ineligibility up to 36 months.
Transfer of Resources. (i) Section 17.2 (Required Consents) of the General Terms and Conditions sets forth certain Supplier obligations relating to obtaining Required Consents with respect to Resources.
Transfer of Resources. An individual can transfer any amount or type of resource in order to become eligible for CAPI. The applicant or recipient only has to prove that the recipient/applicant no longer has access to, or control of, the asset, and it will no longer be counted as a resource effective the first of the month following the transfer. The uncompensated value of a transferred resource may be counted, however, in determining Medi-Cal eligibility.
