FACC definition

FACC means the Foreign Aid Coordination Center within the Borrower’s Ministry of Finance and Economy;
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FACC means the Plaintiffs’ First Amended Consolidated Complaint
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FACC means the “First Amended Counterclaim” for Case No. 5:15-
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Examples of FACC in a sentence

  • Elections shall be conducted by the FACC or by an agent appointed by it in the spring term.

  • Make recommendations to the Faculty Administration Collaborative Committee (FACC) as specified in Section 9.550.

  • The following individuals may be designated as AORs without completion of the COR/AOR certification program: ● Warranted Contracting/Agreement Officers; ● Procurement Management Certification Program (PMCP) certified individuals; and ● Federal Acquisition Certification in Contracting (FAC-C) certified individuals.

  • All responses will be reviewed by the FACC prior to the second reading.

  • The following individuals may be designated as AORs without completion of the COR/AOR certification program: ● Warranted Contracting/Agreement Officers, ● Procurement Management Certification Program (PMCP) certified individuals, and ● Federal Acquisition Certification in Contracting (FAC-C) certified individuals.

  • The FACC may add to, modify or delete from these enumerated duties and responsibilities of the Department/Unit Chair.

  • Clarify the roles of the City and FACC, including collaborative efforts and expectations regarding City funding and support of the FACC.

  • The City will take the lead in local tourism efforts and welcomes a representative from the FACC on its Fruita Tourism Advisory Board.

  • Establish a collaborative relationship between the City and FACC to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ local business collaboration, local business start-up, expansion, and retention efforts, maintain a local voice for local businesses, and support of local events.

  • The City Manager will host regular meetings with the Executive Director of the FACC to coordinate efforts and maintain a simple line of communication.