MPT definition

MPT means Mountain Standard Time or Mountain Daylight Time, as applicable in Utah on the day in question.

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MPT means Mountain Prevailing Time

MPT. Medical Properties Trust, Inc., an Affiliate of Lessor.

Examples of MPT in a sentence

• The Agency will assist each MPT identify the top two (2) or three (3) key imperatives to be addressed via mentoring, training and/or follow-up counseling.

• Eligible sub-contractors on the Project who elect to participate in the MPT Program and include: architects, engineers & others actively engaged as sub-contractors on the Sellwood Bridge Project, and are currently certified by OMWESB as an Emerging Small Business.

• The Agency (during project design), and Network (during project construction) will develop a budget and preliminary scope of work to support the MPT initiative beyond Phase I and submit for State written approval.

• Budget a preliminary scope of work for each mentor-protégé team to support the MPT initiative beyond Phase I and submit for State approval.

• During the design phase of the project, the Agency shall request and coordinate the Mentors evaluation and assessment of the participating Protégés’ business operations, with the goal to identify specific areas where the support under the MPT Program would be the most valuable.

More Definitions of MPT

MPT means Mountain prevailing time, that is, prevailing Standard Time or Daylight Savings Time in the Mountain Time Zone.

MPT means (a) MPT Operating Partnership, L.P., (b) each of its Affiliates that is party to an MPT Document and (c) each of their respective successors.

MPT means the Multistate Performance Test published by the National Conference of Bar Examiners.

MPT means a Municipal Planning Tribunal referred to in Chapter 6 of SPLUMA.

MPT means Medical Properties Trust, Inc., an Affiliate of Lessor.

MPT means Multi-Purpose Truck and "POR" means Professional Off Road;6

MPT means the Borrower’s Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications;