Allotted Time definition

Allotted Time means the maximum period of time in which all outcomes for a Participant must be achieved. The maximum NEA Allotted time period is 66 weeks. Allotted time is continuous and starts at the point of referral to NEA via PRaP. This is the maximum period of time in which all outcomes for a participant can be achieved. 66 weeks will be for exceptional circumstances only and allows for re-referrals to complete the remaining weeks on the pre start-up period & breaks during the 26 week trading period.

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Allotted Time means the period of exactly two years and three calendar months, commencing on the date of enrolment by the Trainee on the Scheme for Registration.

Allotted Time means the maximum total amount of time which may be spent by the Supplier in any month during the Term providing Support and Maintenance unless the Client wishes to purchase Additional Time. The Allotted Time purchased by the Client is as set out above.

Examples of Allotted Time in a sentence

• Section 4 - Additional Time Allotted Time spent in connection with national bargaining and LMR Committee meetings shall not be charged against other official time allotted.

• Failure to Deliver Material Within Allotted Time Period If the writer has not completed and delivered to the Company the material within the maximum allotted employment period provided for in this Article 13.A., or any shorter period specified in the individual writer's employment agreement, then the Company may exercise the succeeding option and require the writer to complete such material within the succeeding option period.

• The Client may, at reasonable intervals, override the default use of the Allotted Time and can specify how the hours are used, provided that all tasks requested fall under the terms of this Agreement.

• The Client may, by giving written notice to the Supplier, at any time during the Term, request a change to the Services provided, the Products, the Servers or the amount of Allotted Time purchased each month (“Change Request”).

• If the Client does not purchase Additional Time the Supplier shall be under no obligation to provide further Support and Maintenance where such provision would exceed the Allotted Time.

• Any bids placed outside of the Allotted Time will not be considered by BSL.

• During Allotted Time you may place a bid on any Auction Item listed for your company on the Site.

• If the Allotted Time is exceeded before all security updates and Upgrades are performed the Client will be notified.

• On the days of auction, the Online Auction will be open at 12 noon (Sydney time) Friday and will close 12 noon (Sydney time), the following Wednesday (the Allotted Time).

• BSL will not be liable for any loss suffered by you, resulting directly or indirectly from any bids not received by BSL within the Allotted Time (whether or not resulting from any error, omission or fault of BSL, including any computer malfunction).

More Definitions of Allotted Time

Allotted Time means a continuous time period, starting at the point of the CWP referral. From this point providers will have 30 weeks to deliver their service requirements and achieve completion outcome fees.

Allotted Time means thirteen weeks (cumulative) Claimant participation. Allotted time begins at the point the provision start is recorded. This is the maximum period of time a claimant can spend on provision.

Allotted Time means the maximum period of time a Claimant can be in receipt of the Services, which shall be twenty six (26) weeks

Allotted Time means the time and date the auction is open for bidding until the auction is closed to bidding. Auction Items means any BSL supplied products listed on the Site, as available for purchase through the Online Auction and constitutes Surplus Stock, or such other products, and in such quantities as specified or modified by BSL, in its absolute discretion, from time to time. Bid Price means the price to be paid by the successful bidder for the Auction Items. BSL means BlueScope Steel Limited and includes all employees, contractors, subcontractors, officers, directors and related bodies corporate (as defined under section 50 of the Corporations Act 2001).