Designated Provision definition

Designated Provision means each of the following: (a) clause (c) of the second to last paragraph of the definition of Applicable Margin; (b) clause (c) of the last paragraph of the definition of Commitment Fee Rate; (c) the last sentence of Section 2.4(a) (solely as it applies to the borrowing of any Revolving Loan); (d) Section 2.24(a); (e) Section 3.10(d); (f) Section 5.2(d) (solely as it applies to the borrowing of any Revolving Loans or any Revolving Loan Conversion but not the issuance or renewal of Letters of Credit); (g) Section 7.2(o); and (h) Section 7.7(m)(vii).

Designated Provision means any section of this By-law designated in accordance with Section 16.2;‌

Designated Provision means any pecuniary and non-pecuniary service provided within the framework of the non-profit organization’s designated activity;

Examples of Designated Provision in a sentence

• Total individual school budgets, including the mainstream Schools Block funding, as above, additions for Element 3 top-ups, funding for Designated Provision and notional allocations for nursery classes, are shown in Appendix 1.

• In addition to the main body of the school, there is a two year old provision, a nursery and two designated provisions; a KS1 Development Centre and a KS2 Designated Provision for Cognition and Learning.

• Accordingly, in the event of a material breach of any Designated Provision, and in addition to any other legal or equitable remedy NBTB may have, NBTB shall be entitled to the entry of a preliminary and permanent injunction (including, without limitation, specific performance) by a court of competent jurisdiction in Chenango County, New York, or elsewhere, to restrain the violation or breach thereof by Executive, and Executive submits to the jurisdiction of such court in any such action.

• As the U.S. Government agencies responsible for promoting and protecting competition, the DOJ and FTC are well-positioned to comment on the Commission’s proposed ROFR.

• Opportunities to integrate Designated Provision pupils into mainstream curriculum have been investigated and there ae examples of some pupils accessing KS4 accredited programmes for example, GCSE’s.

• Some speech and language support was delivered by the staff at the Designated Provision via programmes last updated by a Speech and Language Therapist in 2009.

• Since 2009 this special unit has been called a Designated Provision.

• In response to our enquiries the Council said: it was meeting its duty to ensure T received support for his communication needs by arranging his education through its Designated Provision at the mainstream high school.

• It said staff at the Designated Provision were confident they had the skills to deliver the thinking and communication programme as part of Personal Social Health & Economic Education (PSHE).

• This involved a child of the same age as T who also had ASD and who attended the same Designated Provision at the mainstream high school with T.

More Definitions of Designated Provision

Designated Provision means the provisions of the Water Sustainability Act (WSA), other than Specified Provisions, for which members of the Commission have authority as a result of Commission employees being designated under that Act.

Designated Provision in relation to a workplace agreement, means any of the following:

Designated Provision has the same meaning as in section 346ZD.

Designated Provision means any section of this By-law designated in accordance with section 36; (As amended by By- law 2022-41)