allocable has the meaning specified in Section 2.5(d);
allocable means those costs that are necessary to the approved proposal.
allocable means the costs are necessary to the award.
Examples of allocable in a sentence
The initial allocation of Allocable A&G Costs is attached to this Power Sales Contract as “Attachment B,” as it may be amended from time to time at the discretion of the FMPA Board of Directors.
As part of the budget process, the Solar III Project Committee will review Project Related Costs, including the Allocable A&G and the Working Capital Allowance, to ensure the appropriate amount of resources are allocated the Solar III Project.
As used herein: Allocable A&G Costs shall mean administrative and general costs incurred by FMPA that have been allocated to the Solar III Project by the FMPA Board of Directors.
More Definitions of allocable
allocable means the costs are necessary to the agreement.
allocable means that in instances where there is shared benefit, the programs involved will need to establish a methodology for determining what portion of the costs should be ascribed to each of the programs. The proportionate share of the costs that should be ascribed to the Part C of IDEA program should correspond to the amount of benefit that the program is receiving and, if other programs are receiving benefit that they also contribute to the costs.
allocable means a cost is allocable to a Federal award or other cost objective because the goods or services involved are chargeable or assignable to that Federal award or cost objective in accordance with the relative benefits received.
allocable means the costs are necessary to the performance of this Agreement.
allocable means those costs that are necessary to the approved CRP proposal.
allocable means the costs are necessary to the Agreement.
allocable means, with respect to a Step-Up Participant, the portion of any Overall Realized Tax Benefit or Overall Realized Tax Detriment of the Corporation and its Subsidiaries for a Taxable Year that is attributable to such Step-Up Participant, as determined in accordance with the following principles: