Modest definition

Modest means moderate value, but may differ depending on regional differences. “Occasional” means infrequent.

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Modest means nature, scale, low cost and moderate frequency and level complying with all other company policies.

Modest means moderate value. “Occasional” means infrequent.

Examples of Modest in a sentence

• Qualification as Affordable Housing (92.254): The DEVELOPER will ensure that all HOME assisted units will be in compliance with 24 CFR 92.254, including documenting that the property is Single Family Housing and Modest Housing (housing that does not exceed 95% of the median purchase price for the area) 92.254(a) (2) (i), and will be the principle residence of the income eligible family throughout the affordability period.

• Modest incentives for students showing academic improvement or attendance are subject to approval from the Title 1 office.

• Modest and reasonable gifts, meals, entertainment, and other hospitality, provided in the ordinary course of business and without any corrupt intent to obtain or retain business, or influence a government decision, will not violate the above restriction.

• Modest performance results shall not be considered as proper cause for GIAC to terminate this Agreement pursuant to this subsection.

• Moderately Weathered Rock MW Modest discolouration is evident throughout the rock fabric, often with some change in the constituent minerals.

More Definitions of Modest

Modest means moderate value, but may differ depending on regional differences. “Occasional” means infrequent. The provision of meals is subject to the limits discussed in Section VIII. A Company should consider establishing limits on the frequency and costs of meals provided to Health Care Professionals to comply with the requirements that the meals must be “modest” and “occasional.”

Modest means for Aperam:

Modest means reasonable in terms of cost and venue.

Modest mean? A: In interpreting words such as "modest," you should consider how a proposed activity would appear to a modestly paid government official. If the proposed activity could be viewed by a government official as anything more than a simple business courtesy, then you should not engage in it. Q: Can I reimburse a civilian physician who works for a military hospital for travel expenses incurred by the physician in attending a CME course? A: You can reimburse physicians employed by the government only if you have requested and received written approval in advance from the relevant government agency. Only modest and reasonable expenses can be reimbursed. Q: A physician recently requested reimbursement for travel expenses incurred in attending a product (non-CME) training program sponsored by the Company. The physicians expenses included a first class airline ticket and a ticket for a Broadway show. Can the company or a distributor reimburse him for these expenses? A: No. The Company or the distributor should make it clear before any expenses are incurred that only modest transportation, lodging and meal expenses will be reimbursed in connection with attending a product training (non-CME) course. This means that in the case of airline tickets, only coach fares will be covered. Costs of attending shows and other entertainment cannot be reimbursed by the Company or a distributor in connection with a product training course. Q: What will happen if an employee or agent of the company violates the Company's policy? A: The consequences of violating the policy will depend, of course, upon the severity of the violation; however, violation of the policy may result in termination of the employment or agent relationship with the Company. <PAGE> </TEXT> </DOCUMENT>

Modest means tastefully instead of tacky. It means classy and not provocative.

Modest means moderate or low value and “occasional” has been defined as no more that eighteen (18) per year. Meals and hospitality should be ancillary to a legitimate documented purpose. Biom’up has imposed limits on the frequency and amount of such expenditures.

Modest means that your project addresses only two or three learning outcomes and that you collect limited information to do the assessing. You might review all theses of a capstone project on a given cycle. You might review the same assignment given out in several iterations of the same course. You are not expected to do a project larger than this.