BLC definition

BLC means Brookdale Living Communities, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
BLC means the business license center.
BLC means Benedek License Corporation, a Delaware corporation and a subsidiary of Benedek Broadcasting and any successor company.

Examples of BLC in a sentence

  • In case the borrower intends to avail Buyers Line of Credit (BLC) / Buyers' Credit (BC) or similar arrangement/mechanism in respect of existing and/or future LoC/LUT, IREDA may agree to the request of the borrower at its sole discretion, with the approval of CMD.

  • All LoC/LUT issued may specifically indicate that borrower shall not be entitled to avail Buyers Line of Credit (BLC) / Buyers' Credit (BC) or similar arrangement/mechanism against such Letter of Comfort / Letter of Credit, unless specifically permitted by IREDA in writing.

  • Commanders / First Sergeants / Unit Human Resource Professionals, should be aware of this directive as it announces a change in policy in eligibility for lateral appointment to Corporal (CPL) and Basic Leaders Course (BLC) attendance for enlisted Soldiers.

  • AT&T Business Local Calling (BLC) is an optional business package offer that provides multiple line option packages which include varying combinations of a network access line, choice of local usage plans, select vertical features, and hunting (optional).

  • BLC compensates light to the object in the front to make it clear.


More Definitions of BLC

BLC means Benedek License Corporation, a Delaware corporation and a wholly owned subsidiary of Benedek Broadcasting, and any successor company.
BLC means BLC Bank, N.A., a national banking association.
BLC shall have the meaning set forth in Section 1.01.
BLC means BLC Financial Services, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
BLC means Connecticut General Statutes Sections 36a-1 et seq. and the regulations promulgated thereunder (the "Banking Laws of Connecticut").
BLC means Baytown Land Corporation, a Texas corporation and the general partner of the General Partner.
BLC means Xxxxxx Lodging Company, an Ohio corporation, and its successors.