SARC definition

SARC means Symbion Ambulatory Resources Centres, Inc., a Tennessee corporation.

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SARC means South American Resources Corp., formerly a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company, which ceased to be a standalone entity effective as of January 1, 2021 pursuant to a vertical short form amalgamation with Aris Holdings whereby all of the issued and outstanding shares of SARC were cancelled.

SARC means Skandia America Reinsurance Corporation, a Delaware stock insurance company and a direct wholly owned subsidiary of Skandia America.

Examples of SARC in a sentence

• To ensure finalization of the English and alternative language SARCs by the February 1st deadline, all required SARC data requested of the District must be received by the Consultant by November 1st of each school year.

• District is required to provide parents, the public and its community with an annual school accountability report card(s) ("SARC") pursuant to Proposition 98, an initiative approved by California voters and pursuant to PL 107-110 (No Child Left Behind Act 2001).

• Consultant shall maintain current link to District SARCs on CDE's Find SARC web page.

• Information and data in each school's SARC will be accurate upon delivery of the finished product.

• The Borrower, SARC and Surgery Center will pay when due from such Person (or within applicable grace periods) all Indebtedness for borrowed money (whether direct or indirect, including Guarantee Obligations) due any Person, except when the amount thereof is being contested in good faith by appropriate proceedings and with adequate security therefor being set aside in a manner satisfactory to the Bank.

• Consultant agrees, however, that on receipt of payment in full under the terms of this contract, Consultant shall convey to District a non-exclusive non- assignable license for use of the SARC, which shall not include the right to provide the SARC to other parties who produce SARCs, and shall not include the right to make modifications of the SARC.

• Printing B/W saddle-stitched booklets 1-199 $2.00 per booklet 200-499 $1.50 per booklet* 500 copies or more $1.00 per booklet* Full Color saddle-stitched booklets 1-199 $3.00 per booklet 200-499 $2.50 per booklet* 500 copies or more $2.00 per booklet* *High volume discounts apply only to each school's SARC (as specified in Appendix C) or a district report card in a single language.

• None of the Borrower, SARC or Surgery Center will make any loan or advance to any officer, shareholder, director or employee of such Person, except for temporary advances in the ordinary course of business not to exceed $50,000.00 in the aggregate principal amount at any time outstanding.

• District shall provide Consultant with all the documents, records and information necessary to prepare SARC in a timely manner.

• District agrees to take that official action, such as review of Consultant's SARC drafts that will be necessary for Consultant to perform its obligations under this Contract, in a timely manner.

More Definitions of SARC

SARC means South American Resources Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company prior to the SARC Amalgamation, pursuant to which it ceased to be a standalone entity effective as of January 1, 2021.

SARC means South American Resources Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company.

SARC means the Species at Risk Committee established by subsection 17(1); (CEP)

SARC means the Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres.

SARC means a sexual assault referral centre established by the Home Office, NHS and/or the Authority to operate within the Force boundary, being a one stop location where victims of sexual assault can receive medical care and counselling while at the same time having the opportunity to assist the Police investigation into alleged offences, including the facilities for a high standard of forensic examination.

SARC means the Synod Audit and Risk Committee as appointed under Part 9 of these By-Laws*