DOF definition

DOF means the Department of Finance of the Borrower and any
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DOF means the California Department of Finance.
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DOF means the State of California Department of Finance.
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Examples of DOF in a sentence

  • The Borrower shall ensure that reporting on progress of the PHI-CPEP, including the Support Program during the Program Period through periodic meetings is made by the DBM and relevant line agencies of the Borrower to DOF which will in turn, report to ADB.

  • DOF will, as needed, hold consultative meetings with the private sector and development partner community to solicit their feedback on emerging regulations and the impact of implementing the PHI-CPEP, including the Support Program.

  • The parties agree that if the termination of the Contract is due to a reduction or deletion of funding by the Department of Finance (DOF), Legislature or Congress, the Notice of Termination shall be effective thirty (30) days from the delivery of the Notice.

  • Also, utilize DOF employees to operate chainsaws to clear trees and limbs from roadways during/after severe weather events.

  • Provide funds for Department of Forestry (DOF) staff possessing CDL licenses to assist KYTC in snow and ice removal activities due to KYTC not having adequate staffing to operate on a 24-hour basis.


More Definitions of DOF

DOF. [shall mean] means the Department of Finance of the City of New York or any successor agency.
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DOF. The Department of Finance of the City.
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DOF means the Department of Fisheries within the Borrower’s Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock;
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DOF means the New York City Department of Finance or its successor Agency.
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DOF means the Department of Finance at the provincial level, and any successor thereto.
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DOF means the Department of Finance
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DOF means the New York City Department of Finance or any successor agency to or hereafter becoming responsible for all or any relevant function of DOF as such functions relate to ICAP.
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