Examples of Third Party Report in a sentence

Third Party Report Delivery Date (Environmental Site Assessment (ESA), Scope and Cost Review (SCR), Appraisal (if applicable), Market Analysis and the Feasibility Report (if applicable)).
A Third Party Report is where information about an incident of sexual violence is shared by an identifiable person who is not the Survivor/person who directly experienced the sexual violence.
Each Purchaser understands and acknowledges that (i) the Company does not endorse any Third Party Reports and (ii) its actual results may differ materially from those projected in any Third Party Report.
StFX may be unable to investigate an Anonymous or Third Party Report due to lack of information or out of respect for the individual impacted by the sexual violence who has decided not to come forward.
Third Party Report of Abuse If a third party informs school personnel that a student may be the victim of abuse or neglect, the third party should be encouraged to make a written report.

More Definitions of Third Party Report

Third Party Report means any Report that We procure from a third party on Your behalf for the purpose of providing the Services to You.

Third Party Report means any Report that We procure from a third party on Your behalf for the purpose of providing the Services to You. “Services” mean the provision of Reports to You.

Third Party Report. 9.1.3 “TI Leases” – 3.13 “Toxic Mold” - 4.21 “Transfer and Assumption” - 5.26.3

Third Party Report means a confidential report prepared by a psychiatrist, psychologist, physician, social worker, child study team or other non-Division person or agency, which is shared with the Division.

Third Party Report has the meaning given in Section 7(a). APPENDIX II

Third Party Report means appraisals, market studies, environmental, accounting, engineering and other reports, studies or surveys concerning any of the Mortgage Loans or related Mortgaged Properties; "Updated Annex A" shall mean the free writing prospectus entitled "CMBS: GMAC 2006-C1 Updated Annex A" as filed with the Commission on January 26, 2006. "Time of Sale" shall mean the time when the first Contract of Sale was first made in accordance with Rule 133 under the Securities Act, which was 9:35 a.m. (New York City time) on the date hereof.