Master Programme definition

Master Programme means the activity time plan designed and implemented by the Engineer covering all activities and tasks, including labour and other economic resourcing, which together constitute the entire scope of works under the Project.

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Master Programme means the programme issued to the Contractor prior to the date of the Letter of Acceptance showing the intended sequence and timing of the activities to be undertaken by the Contractor and Project Contractors, as the same may be revised from time to time and issued to the Contractor pursuant to Clause 16;

Master Programme means the master programme for the issuance of Tier I Perpetual Limited Recourse Securities and other regulatory capital securities consisting of (i) the Public Programme of the Public Issuer and (ii) the Private Programme of the Private Issuer and (iii) any other programme or transaction for the issuance of one or more series of notes established or issued, in each case with the prior consent of any relevant regulatory authority if required, in relation thereto.

Examples of Master Programme in a sentence

• Use of the @ Work Services is restricted to those authorised users designated by Company during the implementation of their @ Work Services including the Master Programme Administrator and any Programme Administrator(s) (“Authorised Users”).

• The Master Programme Administrator is authorised by Company to act on its behalf with respect to the American Express Account(s), and American Express may rely on all written and oral directions and information that it receives from the Master Programme Administrator.

• Company understands that the designation of, and restricting access to, Authorised Users is part of the security of their overall @ Work Services data and agrees that Company shall not substitute or replace any Authorised User, or add any additional Authorised User(s), except upon notice to and with the assistance of the applicable @ Work Services Support Team or Master Programme Administrator whose responsibility it is to provide for these services.

• Encourage Employees to use American Express’ online @ Work tool Company represents and warrants that it has obtained all consents and approvals, and made all disclosures required by applicable law, to allow the Master Programme Administrator to: I.

• Programme Coordinator: the academic person who coordinates all aspects (educative, administrative, legal and financial) of the Joint Master Programme, referred to as the Consortium Coordinator in the Consortium Agreement.

• The student will be provided with the necessary documentation and information (e.g., conditions of cover, restrictions, helpdesk contacts, etc.) before the start of the PlantHealth Master Programme and as soon as the final list of selected students is approved.

• It is the student responsibility to cover the necessary travel expenses to participate in all compulsory activities of the PlantHealth Master Programme (e.g., travel to attend the Orientation Days, travel to the 1st and the 2nd Host Institutions, etc.).

• It is the student responsibility to cover the necessary travel expenses to participate in all compulsory activities of the PlantHealth Master Programme (e.g., travel to attend the Orientation Week, travel to the 1st and the 2nd Host Institutions, etc.).

• The emPLANT+ consortium accepts the student to participate in the Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in Plant Breeding – emPLANT+ in accordance with the rights and obligations mentioned below.

• The PANGEA consortium accepts the student to participate in the Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in PAleoNtology, GEoheritage and Applications – PANGEA in accordance with the rights and obligations mentioned below.

More Definitions of Master Programme

Master Programme means the EIT Manufacturing Master School programme

Master Programme means a programme prepared under section 15;

Master Programme means the second study programme in the three-degree-cycle of the Bologna Process, which typically requires between 90 and 120 ECTS credits depending on the national legislation.

Master Programme means the programme for the design, procurement, completion and commissioning of the Project agreed by the Client and the Architect pursuant to Clause 2.2 as the same may be amended from time to time by agreement between the parties;

Master Programme means the programme to be prepared by the Prime Contractor pursuant to clauses 6.6 to 6.8;