Direct benefit definition

Direct benefit means, with respect to a Public Officer or employee of the Unit, or the spouse of any such Public Officer or employee, (i) having a ten percent (10%) ownership interest or other interest in a Contract or Subaward; (ii) deriving any income or commission directly from a Contract or Subaward; or (iii) acquiring property under a Contract or Subaward.

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Direct benefit means water is delivered to a tract of land.

Direct benefit means acceptance by a State official from the sponsor of an event or any other person of travel, meals, accommodation, waiver of conference or event fee or any other costs associated with attending the event for which no payment is made by the State but is not intended to mean nominal refreshments such as nonalcoholic beverages and snacks (doughnuts, pastries and cookies).

Examples of Direct benefit in a sentence

• Direct benefit would be determined with respect to the potential use by and/or future advantages to the Inuit community itself or the benefit to Category I lands.

• Direct benefit in case of advice on development of a new policy; Involvement in the preparation of the call for expressions of interest; Close family relationship with any person involved in the Work Plan; Director, trustee or partner of a participating organisation; Current employment by a participating organisation; Current involvement in a contract or collaboration with a participating organisation; Any other situation that compromises my ability to offer impartial opinion and advice.

• Direct benefit means that the proceeds of a private transfer fee are used exclusively to support maintenance and improvements to encumbered properties, and acquisition, improvement, administration, and maintenance of property owned by the covered association of which the owners of the burdened property are members and used primarily for their benefit.

More Definitions of Direct benefit

Direct benefit means the proceeds of a loan or extension of credit to a borrower, or assets purchased with those proceeds, that are transferred to another person or entity, other than in a bona fide arm's-length transaction, when the proceeds are used to acquire property, goods or services.

Direct benefit means, with respect to a Public Officer or employee of the Town, or the spouse of any such Public Officer or employee, (i) having a ten percent (10%) ownership interest or other interest in a Contract or Subaward; (ii) deriving any income or commission

Direct benefit means a benefit to the public interest, a private property interest or an interest in a licence, permit or other authority issued by the Crown;

Direct benefit. – means that the proceeds of a loan, or assets purchased with loan proceeds, are transferred to or for the benefit of another person unless the transfer is part of a normal business transaction where the proceeds are used to acquire property, goods or services in a bona fide arm’s length transaction.

Direct benefit. Vouchers” mean an electronic voucher for twenty-five dollars ($25.00), good for use on ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ or at all brick-and-mortar American Freight stores, including independently owned and/or operated brick-and-mortar stores bearing the American Freight name or brand. Direct Benefit Vouchers will apply to the purchase prices that American Freight offers to the general public and only one may be used in any single transaction. Direct Benefit Vouchers may be combined with other discounts, will expire after one year, will not be replaced if lost or stolen, and will have no residual value if the amount redeemed in a single purchase is less than the Direct Benefit Voucher amount.

Direct benefit means the proceeds of a loan or extension of credit to a borrower, or assets purchased with those proceeds, that are transferred to another person or entity,

Direct benefit means a benefit to an EDU resulting from a Capital Facility that: (a) addresses the need for a Necessary Public Service created in whole or in part by the EDU; and that (b) meets either of the following criteria: (i) the Capital Facility is located in the immediate area of the EDU and is needed in the immediate area of the EDU to maintain the Level of Service; or (ii) the Capital Facility substitutes for, or eliminates the need for a Capital Facility that would have otherwise have been needed in the immediate area of the EDU to maintain the City’s Level of Service.