MOSP definition

MOSP means Ministerio de Obras y Servicios Publicos, the Ministry of Public Works and Services of the Borrower;
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MOSP means the Borrower’s Ministry of Social Policy and includes any successors thereto.
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MOSP means any or all of the Association's various manuals of standard procedures.
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Examples of MOSP in a sentence

  • NZX is proposing a phased delivery approach across all MOSP roles to enable a more seamless transition for users between existing functionality and new functionality.

  • This connectivity will be shared with other MOSP service provider roles.

  • MOSP MAY CONSIDER A VIOLATION OF THIS PROVISION GROUNDS FOR REVOCATIONS OF THE LICENSE.

  • This would provision automated integration via WITS of the clearing manager’s MRDA data, providing participants with the ability to integrate in a single place, for multiple MOSP sourced data.

  • Authors in [29], develop a modified online saddle point (MOSP) algorithm by exploiting the last time-slot virtual queue state information to minimize the power consumption plus the bandwidth cost over the long time for the network resource allocation problem.

  • Criteria - This offer is available through EA/EAS, Open, Open Value, Open Value Subscription, MPSA, AOS and MOSP customers must have a minimum of 150 seat purchase requirement be in any combination of the eligible SKUs within the offer period.

  • Although, this improvement comes at the price of higher energy consumption of the MEC servers, the energy consumption of smart devices is lower than those of the OSDG, the SD-only and the MOSP cases.

  • Overall speaking, DBO(ϵ = 0.3) still performs better than other schemes, i.e., SD-only, MOSP and OSDG, in terms of aggregate violation and dynamic regret.

  • The Borrower shall, through MOSP: (a) continue to monitor the development of the costs of, and the tariffs charged for, tugboat services in the Borrower’s ports; (b) furnish to the Bank the conclusions and recommendations arising out of such monitoring at least once every year, starting on June 31, 1988; and (c) not later than June 30, 1991, exchange views with the Bank on arrangements for the provision of tugboat services to be put into effect after the expiration of existing concession agreements.

  • Target Audiences: Youth, WRA Period of implementation: Year2-Year5 Potential partners: HWUP will train educators representing staff and volunteers working for/with HWUP stakeholders, such as MOH, MOSP, and NGOs. The model of collaboration between the USAID supported TfH project and PSPs in the former 15 partner oblasts will be used for expansion of similar cooperation into the HWUP priority oblasts.