Intermediaries definition

Intermediaries has the meaning set forth in Section 3.14(1).

Intermediaries means people who do not assist but who rather act as a conduit for the transmission of information to certain groups of persons with disabilities, for example, sign language interpreters for the hearing impaired. The term is also used in draft article 20 (a).

Intermediaries means the entities participating in the Service and authorized to hold accounts on which financial instruments and the related transfers are recorded in accordance with these CSD Rules;

Examples of Intermediaries in a sentence

• No Offer Period is envisaged and the items relating to "Terms and Conditions of the Public Offer", "Intermediaries with a firm commitment to act" and "Placing and Underwriting" (as per the Form of Final Terms for Certificates included in the Base Prospectus) are not applicable.

• Intermediaries with a firm commitment to act Name and address of the entities which have a firm commitment to act as intermediaries in secondary trading, providing liquidity through bid and offer rates and a description of the main terms of their commitment: None.

• Intermediaries are profit-maximizing firms located in the foreign country that buy goods from the home producers and sell them to foreign consumers.16 Intermediaries vary in terms of their ability to screen the quality of products denoted by λ.

• In the July-August 2007 war between Israel and Lebanon, the first to leave were professionals and entrepreneurs, taking with them approximately $2.5 billion of capital.163 It is often upstream actors (closer to production) who are subject to forced migration, displacement, stripped of assets and denied access to services.164 Intermediaries generally have more flexibility to shift from their functions in pre-conflict value chains to similar functions in conflict or illicit value chains.

• Fiscal Intermediaries (FIs), Regional Home Health Intermediaries (RHHIs) and/orCarriers: No additional funding will be provided by CMS; contractor activities are to be carried out within their operating budgets.

More Definitions of Intermediaries

Intermediaries means the relevant Agent Bank, CPF Board and/or the relevant SRS operator;

Intermediaries is defined in Section 18.1.

Intermediaries means any person that carries the responsibility vis-à-vis the taxpayer for designing, marketing, organising or managing the implementation of the tax aspects of a reportable cross-border arrangement, or series of such arrangements, in the course of providing services relating to taxation. "Intermediaries" also means any such person that undertakes to provide, directly or by means of other persons to which it is related, material aid, assistance or advice with respect to designing, marketing, organising or managing the tax aspects of a reportable cross-border arrangement.

Intermediaries means: any natural or legal person, registered in the single electronic register of insurance and reinsurance intermediaries referred to in article 109 of legislative decree n. 209 of 7 September 2005, who pursues insurance or reinsurance mediation for remuneration;

Intermediaries means the entities referred to in Article 79-decies, paragraph 1, letter b) of the Consolidated Law on Finance that participate in the Centralised Maintenance Service;

Intermediaries means each Company on behalf of the variable annuity and variable life separate accounts listed in Schedule 1 for the Companies, or such other separate accounts as may be established by such Company from time to time, which invest in the Fund.

Intermediaries means entities in wholesale electricity markets of Member States constituting an island not connected to other Member States with unit-based bidding where the regulatory authority has authorised this entity to participate in the market on behalf of the producer, excluding entities that transfer the surplus revenues directly to final customers;