MCHP definition
Examples of MCHP in a sentence
MCHP will assign UMPI numbers to eligible Support Workers after verifying a comprehensive criminal and maltreatment background study and the federal and state excluded provider lists.
The state must estimate matchable Medicaid expansion CHIP (MCHP) expenditures on the quarterly Form CMS-37.12 (Narrative) for both Medical Assistance Payments (MAP) and State and Local Administrative Costs (ADM).
The parties acknowledge that: other portions of ORS Chapter 279 do not apply; this Agreement is not one for a public improvement or public work; and the wages and other compensation paid by MCHP to its employees is not subject to ORS 279.348 through 279.365.
MCHP shall provide a report of its total payroll and total number of employees, and shall calculate and report the average payroll for employees at the Project.
The County agrees that its obligation to indemnify and hold MCHP harmless is a contractual obligation of the County.
In the event the Purchasers’ Agent elects to have any Parcel of Concentrates delivered to a port other than an MCP, MCHP, MEP, MJP, MKP, or MNAP or any other mutually agreed port, any additional costs or savings versus delivery to an MCP shall be for the Purchasers’ account.
MCHP intends to fulfill its role as an exemplary corporate citizen by providing an attractive and competitive benefits package which enables MCHP to recruit and retain qualified employees.
The obligations of MCHP in this Agreement are for the benefit of the County and the City, and for the general benefit of their citizens; no individual or entity not a party to this Agreement shall be treated as a third party beneficiary of this Agreement.
MCHP shall create the total number of jobs at the Project set out in the preceding chart in each of the years shown in that chart.
No Breach shall be deemed to occur and no sanction shall be imposed in connection with any action taken by MCHP during any tax year in which MCHP has paid ad valorem property taxes on the full market value of the Project.