DWD definition

DWD means the department of workforce development, the department responsible for the administration of the program.
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DWD means the department of workforce development.
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DWD means Dean Witter, Discover & Co., a Delaware corporation, or ----- any successor thereto.
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Examples of DWD in a sentence

  • The Company represents and warrants that it has also, if required, registered with the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (the “DWD”) and has no outstanding workforce issues with the DWD.

  • The Contractor acknowledges that this Contract cannot proceed while any DOR or DWD “holds” exist.

  • The Grantee represents and warrants that it has also, if required, registered with the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (the “DWD”) and has no outstanding workforce issues with the DWD.

  • The Contractor acknowledges that this Contract cannot proceed while any DOR or DWD "holds" exist.

  • Before this Contract may be moved through the State signature process, it must pass review by the Department of Workforce Development ("DWD") and the Department of Revenue ("DOR").


More Definitions of DWD

DWD means Dean Witter, Discover & Co. (the successor of Dean Witter --- Financial Services Inc., the successor of Dean Witter Reynolds Organization Inc.), a Delaware corporation, and, where appropriate, also means the predecessor corporations as they existed prior to the 1981 merger with, and the 1993 Spin-off from, Sears.
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DWD means the Borrower’s Directorate of Water Development;
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DWD means the department of workforce develop­ ment.
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DWD means Dean Witter, Discover & Co., a Delaware corporation, as in existence prior to its merger with Morgan Stanley Group Inc. in 1997.
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DWD has the meaning set forth in Section 5.3(b).
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DWD means the Department of Women Development within the Borrower’s MOWCSW and includes any successor thereto;
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DWD means the Directorate of Water Development within the Ministry of Water and Environment of the Republic of Uganda.
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