Interim Service definition
Examples of Interim Service in a sentence
The ISO shall only be obligated to pay the Owner under this section if (a) the Commission determines that the cost filed for the RMR Generator or Interim Service Provider is eligible for recovery as a Proposed or Substantiated Additional Cost, and (b) the Commission approves the specific amount and authorizes its recovery.
The ISO shall submit an informational filing to the Commission identifying any Capital Expenditures it is paying to an Interim Service Provider pursuant to the authority granted in this section.
Six months after LNP becomes available, Interim Service Provider Number Portability (ISPNP) will cease to be available and all existing ISPNP arrangements will terminate.
Month E is the month that includes the end date specified in Section 2.2.5 in the Form of Reliability Must Run Agreement or by the equivalent date specified in an RMR Agreement that is not a Form of Reliability Must Run Agreement for Generator g, or the conclusion of the 365 day notice period for an Interim Service Provider.
Consistent with the requirements to move to Permanent Number Portability, Interim Service Provider Number Portability may be available only until such permanent solution is implemented.
During the Interim Service Period, the Company shall maintain in full force and effect all licenses, qualifications, and other authorizations necessary under Applicable Law to provide the Services.
No Service Category described in this Exhibit A constitutes an “Interim Service Period Service” to be provided to Agent during an Interim Service Period unless expressly noted herein.
During the period (the "Interim Service Period") from the Effective Date hereof to a date no later than February 22, 2003 (the "Service Commencement Date") the Company shall continue to provide all services required for complete support and administration of all Reinsured Policies, including without limitation the services set forth on Exhibit A hereto (the "Services").
The metric used to measure the minimum service units will be proposed and approved along with the Interim Service Unit Benchmarks, with input and agreement of the Parties and the Monitor.
After the Eligibility Criteria for each of the Relevant Services have been agreed upon (see Section C), the Defendant will, within 90 days, make a good faith, reasonable estimate of the number of children expected to meet those eligibility criteria and will propose, based upon this eligibility estimate, Interim Penetration Benchmarks, Interim Service Unit Benchmarks, and Interim Residential Setting Benchmarks, for each Interim Benchmark Date.