CRDB definition

CRDB means the Cooperative and Rural Development Bank, established and operating pursuant to the Cooperative and Rural Development Bank Act, 1971, as amended from time to time;

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CRDB. The central reference database used for support of Porting.

CRDB means the Cooperative and Rural Development Bank established and operating pursuant to the Cooperative and Rural Development Bank, Act 1971, as amended from time to time;

Examples of CRDB in a sentence

• Service Provider shall populate the CRDB with Covered Entities’ electronic historical records and all future transactions performed after the Go Live Dates as established in Section 2.1. X Provide query capability via a web-browser based on a unique user profile for the State’s budget and accounting staff as authorized by the Project Manager.

• If ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is required to make payments in TZS instead of the currency stated in the invoice, the invoiced amount shall be converted to TZS using the selling rate as published by the CRDB Bank on its website on the date of payment.

• X Maintain and update a Consolidated Reporting Database (CRDB) which allows the Covered Entities, based on data elements identified during the Business Blueprint Phase, to produce reports.

• CRDB is one of East Africa’s leading banks, serving retail, micro, small & middle businesses and large corporates in the markets of Tanzania, Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo.

• Each subject will be considered to be a completed, or incomplete patient, as appropriate, only after SKI/MEMORIAL has produced all completed case report forms (set of CRDB generated reports) and COMPANY has accepted the completed case report forms (set of CRDB generated reports).

• In 2019, CRDB was accredited by the UN Green Climate Fund and in 2023, CRDB Bank became the first bank in Sub Saharan countries to issue the largest green bond, aimed at raising funds to support projects which are environmentally friendly.

• The KIs from CRDB Bank—which provides funding for the private health sector in Tanzania—confirmed that WOPHSF often face complication with collateral requirements.

• CRDB Bank Plc is a commercial bank in Tanzania established in 1996.

• CRDB will advise the Principal of the entitlement details when they become known in the market and at execution date and of the receipt of the entitlement and in the event the shares are not pari passu.

• In addition, any such notice or communication sent by ordinary or registered main to CRDB or the Principal at their respective Authorised Address shall be deemed duly given two Business days after posting.

More Definitions of CRDB

CRDB. The central reference database used for support of Porting. changed provisions in laws, regulations or government directives or as an effect of any decision by Swedish authorities that prevents “Direct connection” Connection to CRDB through the communication software package NPCom. SNPAC to continue delivery of its Service. Such termination will immediately be executed at the same time as the change or decision becomes effective. SNPAC is obliged to inform the Customer as “Routing” Actions taken for the purpose of setting up or transferring telephony services in a telecom network. soon as SNPAC becomes aware of any such change or decision. Furthermore, SNPAC has the right to terminate the Agreement with effect immediately if the Customer no longer satisfies the conditions “Established connectivity” The point in time when the Customer can communicate with CRDB. set forth in paragraph 7, first section or if the Customer has connected equipment, or does not disconnect equipment which are in conflict with the Agreement and does not take corrective measures “Customer” Juridical person, who purchases Service from SNPAC and whose name is specified on the Purchase Order Form. within 14 days after notification hereof. “Affiliated companies” Juridical person in which the Customer owns more than 50% of the shares, controls more than 50% of the voting power or in which the Customer by any other means has executive power.