NSPO definition

NSPO or “National Social Protection Operation” means the Recipient’s operation financed by the Association in accordance with the financing agreement between the Recipient and the Association, dated March 30, 2017, as may be amended from time to time (Credit Number 5973-PK).
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Examples of NSPO in a sentence

  • The primary responsibilities of Taiwan’s National Applied Research Laboratories (NARLabs) to the F-7/C-2 Program are: - Provide funding and direction to the NSPO regarding programmatic decisions.

  • The U.S. signatories will provide test plans and test procedures and provide on-site support to perform the integration and testing among NSPO SOCC, the DPC, and the RTSs. The results of tests between NSPO and the RTSs will be included in reports to the foreign signatories.

  • Technical data related to detailed design, internal workings, or manufacturing of the GNSS RO instrument, the IVM instrument, or the RF Beacon will not be transferred to NSPO or the other foreign signatories.

  • The U.S. signatories will provide all the interface and the network connectivity equipment required to deliver the data communication services, including terminating the data at NSPO in Taiwan.

  • The primary responsibilities of UCAR to the F-7/C-2 Program are: - Manage and execute the transfer of defense services and technical data to NSPO as described in this TAA.

  • The F-7/C-2 mission design includes the definition of the spacecraft, payloads, launch vehicle, RTSs, and DPCs. NOAA and the other U.S. signatories will provide assistance to NSPO for the final mission design.

  • NSPO will also receive periodic interface control documentation updates and flight software updates for upload to the spacecraft.

  • NSPO, the primary licensee, is one of the national laboratories organized under Taiwan’s National Applied Research Laboratories (NARLabs).

  • This Agreement provides a framework within which AIT, through its designated representative, NOAA, can provide technical expertise, training, and scientific exchange activities to TECRO, through its designated representative, NSPO.

  • NOAA and the other U.S. signatories will co-plan and co-execute the F-7/C-2 mission with NSPO and the other foreign signatories through personal contacts, phone calls, emails, exchange of visits, document preparation and review, and attending and providing feedback at technical design review meetings.