Eligible Firm definition

Eligible Firm means any firm which is eligible to be in the assigned risks pool, being any firm other than:-
Eligible Firm means a micro or small enterprise that meets the appropriate criteria set forth in the Project Operations Manual, and selected in accordance with the eligibility criteria and procedures set forth in the Project Operations Manual and pursuant to the respective Selection Contracts to receive Sub-Grants under Part
Eligible Firm means a private sector firm which applies and is eligible to participate in the Istidama Program under Part 4 of the Project.

Examples of Eligible Firm in a sentence

  • The Negotiated Rates for Zone 1 and Zone 2: (i) service provided to Shipper by MEP from the Eligible Receipt Points to the Eligible Delivery Points during the Negotiated Rate Term; and (ii) an aggregate maximum daily firm transportation quantity equal to the Eligible Firm Transportation Quantity set forth in Article 1.3 above, for all quantities transported on a firm basis under the Transportation Agreement.

  • The Negotiated Rates for Zone 1 and Zone 2 and the Leased Capacity Charge shall apply to service provided to Shipper by MEP from the Eligible Receipt Points to the Eligible Delivery Points during the Negotiated Rate Term; and (ii) an aggregate maximum daily firm transportation quantity equal to the Eligible Firm Transportation Quantity set forth in Article 1.3 above, for all quantities transported on a firm basis under the Transportation Agreement.

  • If a Firm in Default is not an Eligible Firm, it must either obtain Qualifying Insurance in the open market, or cease carrying on Practice and make an application to the Assigned Risks Pool for run- off cover in accordance with Rule 5.2.

  • The entity who is the Shipper under an Eligible Firm Transportation Agreement (other than through a capacity release).

  • A Firm which was not previously eligible to join the Assigned Risks Pool will not necessarily become an Eligible Firm by virtue of changes in the composition of a Firm.


More Definitions of Eligible Firm

Eligible Firm means an information technology firm employing at least fifty individuals in
Eligible Firm means an information technology firm employing at least fifty individuals in 696 permanent full-time positions within an eligible region for a period of 36 consecutive months 697 commencing on or after July 1, 1999.
Eligible Firm means Goldman, Sachs & Co., Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corporation or Smith Barney Inc. or any of their respective affiliates and successors.
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Eligible Firm means any firm which is eligible to be in the ARP, being any firm other than:
Eligible Firm means any firm that imports an eligible product into the Bureau of Mines East Coast Petroleum Refining District or the State of Michigan for sale or use in those market areas, that is the importer of record under a license issued pursuant to Part 213 of this chapter and that owns the eligible product at the time of importation thereof pursuant to that license. Importation for the purpose hereof shall be as defined in paragraph
Eligible Firm means an enterprise duly established, selected by IT-Park to receive an Incentive in accordance with the Incentives Manual, referred to under Section I.F.1(a) of Schedule 2 to this Agreement; and “Eligible Firms” means, collectively, all such Eligible Firm.