TPT definition

TPT means as defined in section VIII.
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TPT means the Third Party Transfer Program.
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TPT is the total transfer payments to be paid by British Columbia to Yale First Nation for the Fiscal Year under a Yale First Nation Fiscal Financing Agreement, as determined before deduction of any amount on account of the provincial own source revenue inclusion amount.
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Examples of TPT in a sentence

  • During the orientation process, the Employee Advocate will be invited to participate and will be provided with a reasonable amount of time to present the union awareness material to TPT workers and new hires.

  • The Company and Union will work together to develop mutually agreeable union awareness material to be added into the Company’s orientation package for TPT Workers and new hires.

  • Temporary Part Time (TPT) shall mean any employee who works for less than thirty- five (35) hours per week for a definite term of up to twelve (12) months.

  • In addition, the TPT may be required to assist the TPE from time to time.

  • In addition to the criteria set out above, Employees currently on layoff and those Employees on an approved Education Leave will be eligible for TPT opportunities.


More Definitions of TPT

TPT shall have the meaning given to such term in the preamble to this Agreement.
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TPT has the meaning set forth in the preamble.
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TPT means Act CXX of 2001 on Capital Markets.
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TPT means Turbine Powered Technology, LLC, a Louisiana limited liability company.
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TPT means Transnet Port Terminals, an operating division of Transnet SOC Ltd.
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TPT is the total transfer payments to be paid by British Columbia to the Tla’amin Nation for the Fiscal Year under a Fiscal Financing Agreement, as determined before deduction of any amount on account of the provincial own source revenue inclusion amount.
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TPT is the throughput of Pipeline Liquids received into the FPS System from each User granted a waiver in respect of mercury (including the Shippers Group) during the period in question, expressed in Barrels.
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