Registered Entities definition

Registered Entities means the additional third party entities, if any, set forth in Schedule C that Company intends to register in bulk to use CME Repository Services.

Registered Entities means entities registered in a national register as referred to in Article 9 pursuant to Article 10;

Examples of Registered Entities in a sentence

• NERC may also provide training and education programs to Registered Entities on topics relating to NERC’s responsibilities as the ERO.

• Because certain of the attached documents are deemed confidential by NERC, Registered Entities and Regional Entities, NERC requests that the confidential, non-public information be provided special treatment in accordance with the above regulation.

• Accordingly, the offer/ communication from only Registered Entities would be taken cognizance of.

• This Enquiry is specifically issued to the Entities in consideration of their being Registered Entities on Mailing List of MRPL.

• The CMEP will enforce compliance according to ERO reliability standards for Registered Entities.

• Under the NERC Functional Model and the NERC Rules of Procedure, Registered Entities within a specific function may be assessed penalties by FERC, NERC, and/or NPCC for violations of NERC Reliability Standards.

• Because of the special situations that Iraq is facing recently, the use of Mobile devices among university students has increased.

• Because certain of the attached documents are deemed “confidential” by NERC, Registered Entities and Regional Entities, NERC requests that the confidential, non-public information be provided special treatment in accordance with the above regulation.

• Pursuant to the CMEP, Registered Entities are required to establish implementation milestones no more than three (3) months apart.

• SERC Staff solicits quarterly reports from all Registered Entities with open mitigation plans to monitor the progress on completion of milestones.