BPTA definition

BPTA means The British Potato Trade Association;
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BPTA means the agreement between the ISTS Licensees and DICs of the ISTS under the pre-existing arrangements for ISTS development and operations;
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Examples of BPTA in a sentence

  • The transmission charges for the total state transmission system of GETCO shall be calculated on monthly basis and shall be leviable to each beneficiary as per the formula prescribed in the GERC No.3 of 2011 Dtd.1-6-2011 (Terms and Conditions of Intra state Open Access) regulation 2011 and/or subsequent tariff notifications/ARR issued by GERC from time to time on capacity approved under the BPTA.

  • Non-payment of any charges or sum of money payable by the customer under this BPTA (Agreement) shall be liable for action under Section 142 of the Act in addition to action under Section 56 of the Act.

  • The BPTA paved the way for additional agreements, such as confidence-building measures in the Military Field along the LAC (1996) and the appointment of Special Representatives (2003).

  • The BPTA, therefore, serves as a catalyst for fostering a conducive environment for economic engagement between two of the world’s fastest-growing economies.

  • Recommendations shall be jointly submitted to BPTA and district bargaining teams for consideration by May 1, 2017.

  • For 2009-10, the parties agree that the District will discontinue the Blue Cross and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ HMO ‘A’ medical plans for unit members, and that BPTA unit members will continue participation in the Blue Cross and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ HMO ‘B’ plans.

  • The BPTA was negotiated in the aftermath of the Sumdorong ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, marking a significant diplomatic achievement in the early 1990s.

  • From a strategic perspective, the BPTA contributes to building trust and confidence between India and China.

  • While it played a crucial role in maintaining peace for nearly two decades, the BPTA also spurred infrastructure development and frequent incidents, ultimately leading to the Galwan clash in 2020.

  • By preventing the militarization of the border areas and promoting transparency in military activities, the BPTA helps mitigate the risk of inadvertent confrontations that could have broader strategic implications.