Earmark definition
Earmark means a designation, instruction, or encumbrance that directs the transmission by the recipient of all or part of a donation to a third party for the purpose of making one or more independent expenditures in excess of one thousand dollars.
Earmark the FHA insurance relating to the FHA Loans and Related Series Loans in a manner satisfactory to the Securities Insurer, in its sole and absolute discretion.
Earmark means a designation, instruction, or encumbrance
Examples of Earmark in a sentence
Earmark or procurement exception authorization in one account is not transferable to another funding source.
Earmark and hold escrowed shares in a shareholder's account to secure compliance with executed letters of intent or for other purposes as provided in authorization instructions.
If the Client's investment trust is in foreign currency, the Earmark Exchange Rate will be 1.
The Client authorizes and agrees that Bank SinoPac will calculate the earmarked amount based on (Order Limit Price × Number of Shares Purchased + Trust Fees + Estimated Taxes) × Earmark Exchange Rate × Earmark Multiplier.
Earmark sufficient budget support for the purchase of modern contraceptives.
More Definitions of Earmark
Earmark means a designation, instruction, or encumbrance that directs the transmission and use by the recipient of all or part of a donation to a third party for the purpose of making:
Earmark the FHA insurance relating to the FHA Loans and Related Series Loans, in a manner satisfactory to the Securities Insurer, in its sole and absolute discretion. Mego, as Claims Administrator and Servicer, covenants and agrees that it shall not take any action that would result in the Contract of Insurance applying to loans other than the FHA Loans and the Related Series Loans, exclusively, unless HUD shall have agreed pursuant to 24 C.F.R. Section201.32(d)(1) to "earmark" the FHA insurance relating to the FHA Loans and Related Series Loans in a manner satisfactory to the Securities Insurer, in its sole and absolute discretion.
Earmark the investment of all or a portion of the assets in his Salary Reduction Contribution Account and his Qualified Employer Nonelective Contribution Account consisting of special fully vested Nonelective Employer Contributions utilized in satisfying the Actual Deferral Percentage tests, if any, among a variety of investment vehicles selected and made available for this purpose by the Plan Administrator.
Earmark means a designation, instruction, or encumbrance that directs the transmission and use by the recipient of all or part of a contribution, donation, or transfer to a third party for the purpose of making one or more independent expenditures, electioneering communications, or contributions or expenditures to support or oppose a ballot measure, including the transfer of such contribution, donation, or transfer by the recipient for use by another person for such purposes. A contribution, donation, or transfer is considered earmarked if:
Earmark means a designation, instruction, or encumbrance that directs the
Earmark means a designation, instruction, or encumbrance that directs the transmission by the recipient of all or part of a donation to a third party for the purpose of making one or more independent expenditures of five hundred dollars ($500) or more.
Earmark means a mark made by cutting the ear of a pig.