CWT definition

CWT means the weight per hundred pounds, or major fraction thereof, of a motor vehicle. S. 320.01(8), F.S.
CWT means hundredweight = one hundred (100) pounds (weight measurement). “DCS” means the Division of Central Services.
CWT means hundred weight.

Examples of CWT in a sentence

  • The CWT (Level A) is based on the Basic Stream Skills competency standards resulting in a CW2 classification.

  • If the Subscriber has not given ATBSI instruction by the termination date for making payments from the Plan, then ATBSI may deposit the amount, if any, which could be refunded under section 13 of this Agreement in an interest bearing account with CWT, ATBSI or an affiliate.

  • The CWT (Level B) is based on the basic Industry Skills competency standards resulting in a CW1 classification.

  • CWT will pay any remaining amount to a Designated Educational Institution or to a trust in favor of a Designated Educational Institution, at ATBSI’s discretion and according to Applicable Tax Legislation.

  • To the extent any Work Product does not qualify as work made for hire under copyright or other laws, Vendor hereby assigns all IPR in the Work Product to CWT.


More Definitions of CWT

CWT means a hundredweight, a unit of measure equaling one hun- dred pounds.
CWT means a hundredweight, a unit of measure equaling one hundred pounds.
CWT has the meaning specified in Section 13.5.
CWT means Cooperatives Working Together.
CWT shall have the meaning given in the Recitals hereto.
CWT means hundredweight.
CWT means Canadian Western Trust. • “I”, “me”, “mine” and “my” refer to the applicant (and any co-applicant if applicable) applying to open the Account or the Account holder who has signed the Application, as the case may be. • “you”, “your” and “yours” mean CFIS. • “Representative” refers to the Mutual Fund Investment Specialist registered with CFIS and assigned to provide services to you in connection with your Account. The above definitions apply to this document except where otherwise indicated (including but not limited to Section 7 and Section 9).