Minimum Standard definition

Minimum Standard means a Company whose AER shows that they are short of

Minimum Standard means those minimum standards of amenity, performance standards and other requirements for a house:

Minimum Standard means the minimum standard of performance with respect to any given Service Level for purposes of determining whether Customer has earned a Service Credit, as set forth in Exhibit A or the applicable Statement of Work (and sometimes referred to as “Contractual Performance Level (Below Expectation)”). For the avoidance of doubt, the Minimum Standard does not refer to performance levels measured for operational purposes (sometimes referred to as “Operational Performance Level”).

Examples of Minimum Standard in a sentence

• To require of all subcontractors having 15 or more employees who hold any subcontract providing for the expenditure of $2,000 or more in connection with any contract with the City subject to the terms of this chapter that they do not engage in any discriminatory employment practice as defined in this chapterFor the purposes of this Offer and any resulting Contract, Contractor adopts the provisions of the City’s Minimum Standard Non-Discrimination and Non-Retaliation Policy set forth below.

• Accordingly, the coordination of the “Special Inspections” required under the Georgia State Minimum Standard Building Code, as adopted by the State of Georgia, and the associated record-keeping activities, are a part of the Basic Services of this Contract.

• Lender shall have received a title survey for the Property, certified to the title company and Lender and their successors and assigns, in form and content satisfactory to Lender and prepared by a professional and properly licensed land surveyor satisfactory to Lender in accordance with the most recent Minimum Standard Detail Requirements for ALTA/ACSM Land Title Surveys.

• Compliance with the Georgia State Minimum Standard Codes and Life Safety Code for new construction regarding stairs, handrails, guardrails, smoke detectors, fire alarms, and unit fire separation such as attic draft stops, fire separation, rated party walls and floor/ceiling components, and caulking of all penetrations in the fire assemblies.

• Test reports verifying compliance with the State of Georgia Minimum Standard Energy Code, the DCA minimum duct leakage and dwelling unit air infiltration rates, and envelope leakage ratio as stated above must be submitted for all projects at either the LIHTC final certification or HOME Loan final construction draw, whichever comes first.

More Definitions of Minimum Standard

Minimum Standard means the Gambling Act (Casino Gambling Equipment) Minimum Standard 2004; and

Minimum Standard means the same condition as of the Commencement Date, reasonable wear and tear and casualty damage excepted.

Minimum Standard. One (1) for each 750 usable square feet of floor area.) Building Standard demising Partition Alternate gypboard modules & stud spacing - Furnish and install 40" wide gypboard with 20" stud spacing in lieu of specified 48" wide gypboard and 24" stud spacing, to facilitate handling for standard demising partitions.

Minimum Standard. One per 250 usable square feet.)

Minimum Standard. For each Lunch Room provided for tenant spaces over 10,000 usable square feet: one each per garbage disposal and water heater; and one per countertop circuit.)

Minimum Standard. One per Perimeter Zone VAV Terminal Unit. [Perimeter Zone area not to exceed 1,000 square feet.] One per Interior Zone VAV Terminal Unit. [Interior Zone area not to exceed 1,000 square feet.] One per existing Fan Coil Unit.)

Minimum Standard approach of the ATAD means that MSs are only obliged to the minimum standard provided by that directive. It means that theoretically MSs may adopt stricter anti avoidance rules than the ones provided by the ATAD. By doing so, MSs are committed to comply with EU law and to not create unjustified restrictions on EU fundamental freedoms. This approach makes it harder to ascertain the exact GAAR each MS will eventually adopt. Hence, the fact that the GAAR provided by the ATAD follows the 'minimum standard' approach inherently hurts legal certainty.131 Moreover, the GAAR provided by the ATAD includes no definition to several meaningful terms, such as ’tax advantage’ and ‘defeats the object’. Each MS is competent to interpret these terms according to its domestic law, what increases the uncertainty regarding the practical application of GAARs based on the GAAR provided by the ATAD in MS’s domestic tax legislation.132 moreover, the most important feature of the CJEU case law on tax avoidance was the artificial requirement, which was not defined through the GAAR provided by the ATAD. This feature was implemented in the GAAR provided by the ATAD with the requirement for the targeted arrangements to be considered ‘non-genuine’. The Commission merely guided MSs that ‘non-genuine’ arrangements are arrangements with no “valid economic reasons which reflect economic reality”. Also here, each MS is expected to adopt a slightly different concept of ‘economic reality’, which will cause further disparities.