AEC definition

AEC means adverse effect on competition for the purposes of section 134(2) of the Act;

AEC means the African Economic Community;

AEC means the joint venture established pursuant to the AEC Joint Venture Agreement.

Examples of AEC in a sentence

• Member States recognise the importance of fostering ASEAN economic integration through various initiatives, including the Initiative for ASEAN Integration, Priority Integration Sectors, and AEC, all of which include cooperation on investment.

• This modality aims to provide an AMS with a structured phased approach based on the AEC Blueprint schedules to progressively reduce/eliminate investment restrictions and impediments taken by AMS.

• Each Member State shall self-select the reservations to be eliminated and/or improved according to the three phases of the AEC Blueprint Strategic Schedule and as agreed in this Modality.

• If neither a primary nor frontal dune exists in the AEC on or landward of the lot where development is proposed, the structure shall be landward of the ocean hazard setback or development line, whichever is more restrictive.

• Development carried out under this permit shall be consistent with all local requirements, AEC rules, and local land use plans current at the time of authorization.

More Definitions of AEC

AEC means Albany Engineered Composites, Inc., currently a Wholly Owned Subsidiary.

AEC shall have the meaning set forth in the preamble hereto.

AEC means Atlas Energy Company, LLC.

AEC shall be an alternative energy credit as defined in the Act and of the type specified in Exhibit 3.

AEC means an adverse effect on competition.

AEC as used in Colombia’s Tariff Schedule for Agricultural Goods refers to the tariff rate of the Common External Tariff of the Andean Communities (Arancel Externo Común de los Países Miembros de la Comunidad Andina) that is indicated in the base rate column.

AEC has the meaning assigned to such term in the preamble.