Third-party guarantor means an entity approved by the lead agency to provide standby management services if a generator fails to operate a reclaimed water facility in compliance with this chapter.
Third-party guarantor means an entity approved by the lead agency to provide stand-by management services if a permittee fails to operate a reclaimed water treatment facility in compliance with this chapter.
Third-party guarantor has the meaning ascribed to it in the Guarantee.
More Definitions of Third-party guarantor
Third-party guarantor or “Guarantor” means any Concern (including a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary of the User) other than the User who guarantees either the bonds or the underlying security for the bonds.
Third-party guarantor means an entity providing a guarantee to a Member, which entity is not related by ownership or contract to the Member for which it is providing a guarantee, pursuant to Section 4.2.4 (e).
Third-party guarantor means an entity approved by
Third-party guarantor means an entity approved by the lead agency to provide stand-by management services if a generator fails to operate a reclaimed water treatment facility in compliance with chapter 173-219 WAC.
Third-party guarantor or “Guarantor” means any Concerns other than
Third-party guarantor means an issuer of a Third-Party Guarantee on behalf of a Borrower. B The following terms have the respective meanings assigned to them in the Recitals, Articles and Annexes specified hereafter: Term Recital, Article or Annex Arbitral tribunal Section 4 of Annex 3 Association Decision Recital 1 binding Section 4 of Annex 3 enforceable Section 4 of Annex 3 Cotonou Framework Recital 1 Cotonou Internal Agreement III Recital 1 Cotonou III Arrears Administration Agreement Recital 7 Cotonou Agreement Recital 1 Political Risks Article 2.03 Project Section 4 of Annex 3 Project Agreement Section 4 of Annex 3 Relevant Party Section 4 of Annex 3 In this Guarantee, unless the context otherwise requires:
Third-party guarantor means any Person other than the Applicant (including, without limitation, a parent, affiliate or subsidiary of the Applicant) who guarantees either the bonds or the underlying security for the bonds.