Trade Act definition

Trade Act means the Trade Act of 2002, as amended.
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Examples of Trade Act in a sentence

  • The Company shall fully cooperate with FCIC in the collection of information required under section 2501A of the Food, Agriculture, Conservation and Trade Act of 1990.

  • Re-employment services will also be enhanced as a component of case management services for participants who have completed Trade Act training prior to exiting the program.

  • Access to Trade Act Services will be provided within the local workforce development system through physical and programmatic resources outlined below.

  • The Grantee's use of the grant funds is limited to those expenditures pursuant to the WIOA, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇ Act, the Trade Act, and other applicable federal and state programs.

  • The Employer will perform its duties under this agreement in accordance with the WIOA regulations, the Trade Act of 1974 and Amendments thereafter, and procedures and standards promulgated there under, as well as any subsequent legislation, regulations, procedures, and standards enacted in substitution or in addition thereto.

  • If NU and the Company export or provide goods or technology provided by the other party in accordance with this Agreement, they shall take necessary procedures, such as acquisition of an export permit, in accordance with Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act and other relevant laws and regulations.

  • Trade Act programs are focused on getting participants reemployed and ensuring those individuals maintain employment.

  • In determining whether a motor vehicle is originating for pur- poses of the preferences under the Agreement or a Canadian article under the Automotive Products Trade Act of 1965 (APTA), a manufacturer may elect to average, over its 12-month financial year, its calculation of the value-con- tent requirement for vehicles of the same class or sister vehicles which are assembled in the same plant as pro- vided for in the Agreement.

  • The TAA program was first established at the USDOL by the Trade Act of 1974, and has been amended several times.

  • Any person or entity, including a producer group, registered as an importer under the Foreign Trade Act of Korea shall be eligible to apply and to be considered for the allocation of the duty-free quantities.