GLA definition

GLA means gross leasable area.

GLA means the Greater London Authority;

GLA means the Gaming and Liquor Act.

Examples of GLA in a sentence

• With a total GLA of nearly 1.4 million square meters, the company’s malls provide Saudi shoppers with their preferred point of access to the full range of international, regional and local retail brands.

• GLA have subcontracted a data processor- PSL Ltd - to undertake the printing and posting of the booklets.

• There is therefore a legal duty for GLA to cause a booklet to be sent to each elector.

• Each London Borough must provide the GLA with the names and full postal address of each registered elector in its borough to enable the GLA to meet its legal requirements.

• If individual London Boroughs consider that this legal basis does not cover them, then the legal basis would be Article 6(1)(e) public task, with the underlying law being the same as above, and sharing being necessary to allow the GLA to meet its legal obligations.

More Definitions of GLA

GLA means gross leasable area, but excludes gross leasable area resulting from parking space, where applicable;

GLA means gross leasable area measured in square feet;

GLA means gross leasable area being the total floor space designed for, or capable of, occupancy or control by tenants, measured from the centre line of the joint partitions to the inside finished surface of the outside walls, but excludes public toilets, internal walkways, lift shafts, service ducts, interior parking and loading bays;

GLA means Galaxy Latin America, LLC, a limited liability company --- organized under the laws of the State of Delaware, and its successors.

GLA means gross leasable area. “GMA” means the greater Montreal area.

GLA means the gross leaseable area of the Premises, calculated to the exterior faces of exterior walls for each level including any mezzanine. No deductions shall be made for columns, shafts, stairs, ramps, elevators, or loading docks.

GLA means the Greater London Authority (but also includes (i) the Homes and Communities Agency insofar as it exercises functions of the Greater London Authority under delegated authority of the Mayor under section 38 (1) of the Greater London Authority Act 1999, and (ii) GLA Land and Property Ltd insofar as it is implementing a decision of the Greater London Authority).