surpluses definition
surpluses means any money remaining after the Co-operative's current expenses and obligations have been provided for and adequate allowance has been made for the Co-operative's reasonably foreseeable future requirements
surpluses means any money remaining after the Society's current expenses and obligations have been provided for and adequate allowance has been made for the Society's reasonably foreseeable future requirements;
surpluses means any money remaining after the Co-operative’s current expenses and obligations have been provided for and adequate allowance has been made for the Co-operative’s reasonably foreseeable future requirements;
More Definitions of surpluses
surpluses means a state in which the carbon intensity of a fuel is lower than the baseline carbon intensity value for gasoline or diesel fuel and their substitutes. Surpluses are expressed in units of metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) and are calculated under OAR 340-253- 1020.
surpluses are defined as any positive balance remaining in the Fund after accounting for all Fund Revenue and Fund Deductions as described in Sections 3.A. and 3.B. above (e.g., Fund Revenue is greater than Fund Deductions).
surpluses means any money remaining after the co-operative’s current
surpluses means where the income derived by the YMCA from the Centre for any given Operating Year exceed the expenses incurred by the YMCA for the Centre for the same given period on an accruals basis but excluding depreciation;