Bond Program means the bond Program of the Issuer in the maximum volume of outstanding Bonds of CZK 30,000,000,000 (thirty billion Czech crowns), the Program term being 10 (ten) years.
Bond Program means a qualified single family residential Mortgage Loan program of a local, state or federal housing authority under which residential Mortgage Loans are made available to low and moderate income borrowers at below market interest rates and/or upon other terms and conditions favorable to the borrowers.
Bond Program means the lending program established by the applicable HFA.
Examples of Bond Program in a sentence
Consideration of all necessary actions with regard to the Multifamily Bond Program.
For additional information and analysis concerning the SBA’s Surety Bond Program, see CRS Report R42037, SBA Surety Bond Guarantee Program, by Robert Jay Dilger.
Subordinated Debt ratings are not the subject of any ratings related actions or requirements under The Bank of Nova Scotia Global Registered Covered Bond Program.
County’s Designated Representative for purposes of this Contract is as follows: County’s Road Bond Program Manager Attn: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx HNTB Corporation 000 X.
A presentation of the 2017 Bond Program and other construction projects will be provided for the Board of Trustees.
More Definitions of Bond Program
Bond Program the District’s Measure Q Bond Program.
Bond Program means the ₱39 Billion bond program of the Bank established by, or otherwise contemplated in, this Offering Circular.
Bond Program means the MiraCosta Community College District Measure MM Bond Program.
Bond Program means the Los Angeles Community College District Propositions A and AA, Measure J, and Measure CC Bond Programs.
Bond Program has the meaning set forth in the Background section hereof.
Bond Program means the PHP50,000,000,000.00 bond program of the Bank established
Bond Program means a qualified single family residential mortgage loan program of a local, state or federal housing authority under which residential mortgage loans are made available to low and moderate income borrowers at below market interest rates and/or upon other terms and conditions favorable to the borrowers.