Service obligation means the contractual obligation undertaken by an individual under section 2705 or section 2707 to provide health care services for a determinable time period at a site designated by the department.
Service obligation means an obligation by the participant
Service obligation means a require- ment applicable to, or the exercise of authority granted to, an electric util- ity under Federal, State, or local law or under long-term contracts to pro- vide electric service to end-users or to a distribution utility.
Examples of Service obligation in a sentence
The Transmission Customer must either purchase this service from the Transmission Provider or make alternative comparable arrangements to satisfy its Regulation and Frequency Response Service obligation.
When, by arrangement, the SC is the responsible party, it shall schedule appropriately the minimum output of the generation required to provide its Spinning Reserve Service obligation.
Regulation and Frequency Response Service – An SC that elects to self-provide its Regulation and Frequency Response Service obligation must satisfy the Ancillary Services Protocol.
Service obligation will be monitored via the regular submission of Progress Reports by the Grantee on a bi-annual basis.
More Definitions of Service obligation
Service obligation means a service obligation created or implied by section 17 or 18.
Service obligation means volunteering for a minimum number of
Service obligation means professional service rendered at an approved site for a minimum of two years in exchange for a scholarship or loan repayment grant.
Service obligation means the obligations imposed upon BT by Ofcom in accordance with the EU Universal Services Directive.
Service obligation means a scholar’s employment obligation, as described in section 662(h) of the Act and § 304.30.
Service obligation means the required professional services rendered under a loan repayment contract at an approved site for a minimum of two years.
Service obligation means a service obligation created or implied by