regional allocation definition
regional allocation means the amount allocated in accordance with Article 84(1), for the programmable aid in order to finance regional cooperation strategies or priorities as set out in programming documents;
regional allocation means the amount allocated for the programmable aid under the European Development Fund in order to finance regional cooperation strategies or thematic priorities common to several OCTs and set out in programming documents;
regional allocation means the amount allocated for the programmable aid in order to finance regional cooperation strategies or priorities common to several OCTs and set out in programming documents;
More Definitions of regional allocation
regional allocation means any money paid by the government to the corporation for the corporation's purposes under this Act;
regional allocation means the portion of any GTF funding that is allocated according to the parameters set out in Section 1.1.2 of Annex B, Terms and Conditions.
regional allocation has the meaning assigned to the term "regional allocation" in the Act; "Start-up" of a Power Project means; in the case of a power generation project, including without limitation the Keenleyside Powerplant Project, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Expansion and the Brilliant Expansion, the date on which all of its planned generating units are commissioned and available to produce energy for commercial purposes for a joint Venture, and in the case of a power transmission or distribution project the date on which the project is available to transmit or distribute energy for commercial purposes for a Joint Venture;