Consolidate definition

Consolidate means that a state may meet statutory and regulatory requirements by combining two or more plans into one document and that the state can select the format, submission date, and planning period for the consolidated plan.

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Consolidate for the purposes of this act means the incorporation of all alterations, rescissions or additions to a fund's rules into a bound set of rules of the fund and which rules have then been approved and endorsed by the Registrar.

Consolidate means (as applicable) accepting, handling, storing, and packing only acceptable Program Products into Collection Containers provided by, or approved for use by, MRC or its subcontractors in a manner that is efficient, complies with the requirements of MRC or its subcontractors, and is conducive to safe and efficient transport.

Examples of Consolidate in a sentence

• The Master Servicer shall be deemed to have represented by virtue of its purchase or holding of such Certificate (or interest therein) that its holding or purchase of such Certificate (or interest therein) will not cause the Master Servicer to be required to Consolidate any assets of the Trust on its financial statements.

• Section 8.1. Company May Consolidate, Etc., Only on Certain Terms.

• Pioneer believes that completion of the mergers is advantageous to it for the following reasons: - Consolidate Core Area of Operations.

• Covenant Not to Merge, Consolidate, Sell or Convey Property Except Under Certain Conditions.

• If the Master Servicer's holding or purchase of a Certificate (or interest therein) does in fact cause such Consolidation, then the last preceding transferee that is not required to Consolidate shall be restored, to the extent permitted by law, to all rights and obligations as owner of such Certificate retroactive to the date of such transfer of such Certificate.

More Definitions of Consolidate

Consolidate means to pack cargo for one or more shippers into a freight container or CTU;

Consolidate means to combine within the same neighborhood, without substantially affecting the nature of the business or customers served, (A) two or more branches into a single branch; (B) one or more branches and one or more limited branches into a single branch or limited branch; (C) two or more limited branches into a single limited branch; or (D) one or more branches or limited branches into a main office.

Consolidate or “Consolidated” means the consolidation of accounts of the Borrower and its Material Subsidiaries in accordance with GAAP.

Consolidate shall have a correlative meaning); provided that, if at the time of any such Consolidation and immediately after giving effect thereto no Default or Event of Default shall have occurred and be continuing and the validity, enforceability, effect, perfection and ranking of the Security is not adversely affected thereby (taking into account the requirements of subclauses (a)(i), (ii) and (vii) and the final provision of this Section 8.02(3)):

Consolidate means the combining of separate land parcels into one land parcel;

Consolidate means to join two or more small community water systems, state small water systems, or affected residences not served by a small community water system or state small water system into a single consolidated water system.

Consolidate means a combination of two or more office locations within the same immediate neighborhood that does not substantially affect the nature of the business or customers served. Thus, for example, a consolidation of two branches on the same block following a merger would not constitute a branch closure. Mutual associations that are in doubt about whether a consolidation or a closure has occurred should consult the department. A consolidation is considered a relocation for purposes of [New Rules XXIII and XXVII].