MTR definition

MTR means mobile termination rate, which is the charge per minute or SMS paid by a telecommunications network operator when a customer makes a call to another network operator.
MTR means MTR Corporation Limited.
MTR means the area(s) located in the Building which contain the cross- connection point between the Entrance Cable and the IBW;

Examples of MTR in a sentence

  • The Project Team will be responsible for liaising with the MTR team to provide all relevant documents, set up stakeholder interviews, and arrange field visits.

  • The principal responsibility for managing this MTR resides with the Commissioning Unit.

  • The MTR team will assess the following four categories of project progress.

  • The MTR will assess progress towards the achievement of the project objectives and outcomes as specified in the Project Document, and assess early signs of project success or failure with the goal of identifying the necessary changes to be made in order to set the project on-track to achieve its intended results.

  • In line with the UNDP-GEF Guidance on MTRs, this MTR process was initiated before the submission of the second Project Implementation Report (PIR).


More Definitions of MTR

MTR shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3.5.7(a).
MTR has the meaning set forth in the Recitals.
MTR means, in respect of a person, the applicable marginal tax rate of combined Provincial and Federal taxes for such person;
MTR means Material Test Report.
MTR means the Mexican Miscellaneous Tax Resolutions (Resolución Miscelánea Fiscal) in force for 2019 or any other successor provision thereof.
MTR means the railway system including the railway premises and all the civil works, electrical and mechanical works, infrastructure system, plant, machinery, equipment fixtures, chattels moveables and immoveables forming part of the overall system for the operation and maintenance of the mass transit railway;
MTR means the review Recipient shall carry out within 24 months of the Effective Date and with the participation of the Association and the Participating LGAs.