DGR definition

DGR means a deductible gift recipient under Division 30 of the Tax Act;

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DGR means Department of Governance Reforms.

DGR means deductible gift recipient endorsed under subdivision 30-BA of the ITAA;

Examples of DGR in a sentence

An additional invoice will be generated and must be paid prior to final interconnection of the DGR.
Such notice shall include a list of all noted DGR equipment or documentation issues that must be remedied.
GRU shall make reasonable efforts to reconnect the DGR to the distribution system as soon as practical following resolution of the issue that required the disconnection.
If a DGR system (or elements thereof) is found to be interconnected to the distribution system without a fully executed Agreement, GRU reserves the right to isolate, secure, and lock out of service the DGR system.
In the event that the DGR located at the above location is sold, leased, or if ownership is transferred to another person or entity without GRU’s prior written consent, this Agreement may be terminated.

More Definitions of DGR

DGR means deductible gift recipient;

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DGR means a fund endorsed as a deductible gift recipient under the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 or its predecessor or successor legislation;

DGR means Direction Générale des Routes, the Recipient’s General Directorate of Roads in the MITH (as defined below), and any successor thereto.

DGR means the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations;

DGR means Direction du Génie Rural, the Directorate of Rural Engineering, within MA (as hereinafter defined);

DGR means the nuclear waste deep geological repository to be located within the Project Area, if the Project Area is selected as the site for the Project.