LTUC definition

LTUC means the London Transport Users Committee and any successor to LTUC which performs the same functions.

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LTUC. London TravelWatch means the London Transport Users’ Committee and any successor to LTUC body which performs the same functions; “RPC”Passenger Focus means the Rail Passengers’ Council and any successor or delegated body which performs the same functions of the RPC; ….. 6A Any consent given by ORR under this licence shall be in writing and may be expressed in general or specific terms.

LTUC. London TravelWatch means the London Transport Users’ Committee and any successor to LTUC body which performs the same functions; “RPC”Passenger Focus means the Rail Passengers’ Council and any successor or delegated body which performs the same functions of the RPC; ….. …

Examples of LTUC in a sentence

• Therefore LTUC will ensure that information about tuition fees is clearly and prominently communicated on all key interfaces with prospective students in a timely fashion.

• Leeds Trinity University College (LTUC) has a successful history and strong track record in the recruitment of students from under-represented groups.

• LTUC will construct a plan to develop relationships with the remaining schools and colleges, prioritising those that meet widening participation criteria1.

• Specialised academic support for WP students o LTUC will actively review its current system of academic support to ensure this fully meets the needs of students from under-represented groups.

• Peer support o Fellow students can provide a very effective support network, and LTUC will review ways in which this can be improved by working and consulting with current students and the Students‟ Union.

• LTUC is well placed to do this as every year it places 560 Primary Education students into schools, and will develop a plan to use this resource, and other students and staff volunteers to raise awareness and aspiration with younger pupils.

• LTUC already has a number of support mechanisms in place to promote student retention and successful outcomes, which it intends to maintain.

• Programme review and development o LTUC recognises that the new funding arrangements may deter some students from applying for traditional three or four year full-time study programmes, especially from under-represented groups.

• As noted above, LTUC already has an excellent track record in terms of its outreach initiatives, and it intends to build upon its current level of activity even further by undertaking the following initiatives: Extend WP outreach to pupils under 14 years, including primary schools o Initial guidance from OFFA has suggested exploring the opportunities around activities aimed at lower age groups – i.e. longer-term targets.

• LTUC recognises the opportunities in the implementation of this agreement in providing a focus for it to further strengthen its record of supporting the widening of access to higher education.

More Definitions of LTUC

LTUC means License To Use Catalogue. This is the license granted by Famic to Licensee to use the copy of Catalogue and Documentation and subject to the terms and conditions set out in the EUSLMA and in this EUCLA.

LTUC means the London Transport Users’ Committee and any successor to LTUC which performs the same functions; “Network Business” means(i) the business of providing and operating the licence holder's network, including the maintenance, renewal, replacement, improvement, enhancement and development of the network; and(ii) any ancillary service related to the business and activities in paragraph (i);and, without limitation, includes:(a) the purpose of financing the business in paragraph (i) and the services in paragraph (ii); and(b) any payment or transaction lawfully made or undertaken by the licence holder for a purpose within conditions 4.13(b)(i) to (vii); “ORR” means the Office of Rail Regulation; “Permitted Business” means the Network Business and the Permitted Non-Network Business; “Permitted Non- Network Business” means any business, other than the Network Business and the exploitation of land (which includes the disposal of land within the meaning of Condition 7), of the type transferred to the licence holder pursuant to the Railtrack Transfer Scheme; “Railtrack Transfer Scheme” means the transfer scheme in respect of which the licence holder is the transferee made by the Board under section 85 of the Act and as varied pursuant to section 97 of, and Schedule 8 to, the Act; “related undertaking” in relation to the licence holder means any undertaking in which the licence holder has a participating interest (and for this purpose “undertaking“ has the meaning given by section 1161 of the Companies Act 2006, and ”participating interest“ is to be construed in accordance with paragraph 8 of Schedule 8 to The Small Companies and Groups (Accounts and Directors’ Report) Regulations 2008; “RPC” means the Rail Passengers’ Council and any successor or delegated body which performs the functions of the RPC; and “TfL” means Transport for London.