New Team definition

New Team means a team with less than 5 (five) original members of a previous team or otherwise at the discretion of the CPL Committee. The position of a New Team may be assessed at the discretion of the CPL Committee utilising a play-off if deemed necessary.
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New Team means a MST or FFT team that is new to enrolling as a Medicaid provider. Teams are considered new from the effective date they are credentialed with the MCO or enrolled with DMAS through an 18-month period.
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Examples of New Team in a sentence

  • In order to extend an Offer Sheet, the New Team must have Room for the player’s Player Contract at the time the Offer Sheet is signed and must continue to have such Room at all times while the Offer Sheet is outstanding.

  • To turn on the New Team Cricket rules, you will need to configure that option in the Setup Mode (see page 6 of this manual).

  • New Team Leaders must complete the IPS Supervisors Skills Course within six (6) months of being appointed to the Team Leader position.

  • New Team Members and Team Members that change vacation weeks, will accrue and be allowed vacation per the formula set out in Employment Standards Code.

  • In order to extend an Offer Sheet, the New Team must have Room for the player’s Player Contract at the time the Offer Sheet is signed.

  • If the New Team Cricket rules is switched on, both casual and league play will use the new rules that were detailed earlier in this manual.

  • New Team Cricket Rules: Turns on and off the New rules for Team Cricket.

  • New Team Members shall be subject to a probationary period of ninety (90) days following their date of hire.

  • New Team Leaders (TLs) will serve a ninety (90) day trial period in their new position.

  • The same number of shares of New Team Common Stock shall be reserved for purposes of the exercise of such options, warrants, purchase rights, units or other securities as is equal to the number of shares of the Parent Corporation’s common stock so reserved, as of the Effective Time.