SWEPT definition

SWEPT means the Statewide Education Property Tax or any other form of property tax assessed by the State of New Hampshire.
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Examples of SWEPT in a sentence

  • In the wait station, spills must be SWEPT, DRIED WITH APRONS AND TOWELS, AND A FAN PLACED ON THE AREA IMMEDIATELY.

  • In part, due to the advocacy and lobbying efforts of the Coalition Communities, the legislature abolished the donor/receiver education funding formula and from 2006 through the present, communities now retain the “excess” SWEPT they raise.

  • UNTIL COMPLETION OF THE SWEEP, FUNDS SWEPT BACK INTO THE ACCOUNT AS A RESULT OF BANK INITIATING SWEEPS ON CUSTOMER'S BEHALF OF FUNDS FROM DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS PURSUANT TO THIS SERVICE WILL NOT BE DEPOSITS, AND CUSTOMER WILL HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEM IF BANK FAILS, BUT RATHER WILL CONTINUE TO BE THE LEGAL OWNER OF THE DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS BUT UPON COMPLETION OF THE SERVICE THE SWEPT FUNDS WILL BE DEPOSITS AGAIN, AND CUSTOMER WILL NO LONGER HAVE AN INTEREST IN THE CORRESPONDING DEPOSIT ACCOUNT FUNDS.

  • This “excess” SWEPT was then distributed by the state to the community’s whose total cost of education exceeded the amount raised in SWEPT (known as “receiver” communities).

  • UNTIL COMPLETION OF THE SERVICE, FUNDS SWEPT OUT OF THE IDENTIFIED ACCOUNT BY BANK INITIATING SWEEPS ON CUSTOMER'S BEHALF TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS PURSUANT TO THE AGREEMENT WILL BE DEPOSITS WITHIN THE MEANING OF 12 U.S.C. 1813(1) (''DEPOSITS"), BUT UPON COMPLETION OF THE SERVICE THEY WILL NO LONGER BE DEPOSITS, AND CUSTOMER WILL HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEM IF BANK FAILS, BUT RATHER WILL BE THE LEGAL OWNER OF THE CORRESPONDING DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS.

  • Assist with PD&E plan and document submittals that may include the FDOT ERC and SWEPT Systems for District and OEM reviews.

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  • CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT WHEN FUNDS ARE SWEPT FROM CUSTOMER'S SWEEP ACCOUNT FOR A REPO PURCHASE, THOSE FUNDS ARE NOT DEPOSITS AND ARE NOT INSURED OR GUARANTEED BY THE FDIC, THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, OR ANY AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

  • LEAVE AREAS AND SITE BROOM SWEPT, ORDERLY AND IN CONDITION ACCEPTABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION.

  • This “excess” SWEPT was then distributed by the state to communities whose cost of an adequate education exceeded the amount raised in SWEPT (known as “receiver” communities).