Interim Settlement means temporary settlement of actual allowable costs or expenditures reflected in the Contractor’s year-end cost settlement report.

Interim Settlement means that a wager has been paid or taken based on the outcomes of the initial deal.

Interim Settlement means the second calculation of settlement (S2) performed for the settlement Month, as described in the Natural Gas Settlement System Code;

Examples of Interim Settlement in a sentence

The State shall continue to comply with the terms of the Interim Settlement Agreement, and any amendments thereto, in a manner that is consistent with and complementary to this Consent Decree; however, the Interim Settlement Agreement and Consent Decree impose separate and distinct requirements upon the State.
The Parties agree to jointly file this Interim Settlement Agreement with the Court, together with a Complaint and a joint motion to conditionally dismiss the Complaint pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a).
The Parties further agree that this case will remain on the Court’s inactive docket, with the Court retaining jurisdiction to enforce the Interim Agreement in the event of any disputes that may arise between the Parties until the Interim Agreement terminates, subject to the limitations set forth in Sections XIX(7)-(8) of this Interim Settlement Agreement.
The Parties stipulate that this Consent Decree does not subsume or replace the Interim Settlement Agreement in United States v.
In the event the Court declines to retain jurisdiction, this Interim Settlement Agreement shall become null and void and the United States has the right to revive any claims otherwise barred by operation of this Interim Settlement Agreement.

More Definitions of Interim Settlement

Interim Settlement means temporary settlement of actual allowable costs or expenditures reflected in the Provider’s year-end cost report settlement. For Narcotic Treatment Program Providers, interim settlement consists of determining the total allowable reimbursement using approved units of service at the lower of the Uniform Statewide Daily Reimbursement rate or the Provider’s usual and customary daily charge;

Interim Settlement means the second calculation of settlement (S2) performed for the settlement

Interim Settlement means temporary settlement of actual allowable costs or expenditures reflected in Contractor's year-end cost settlement report, exclusive of amounts disallowed pursuant to a postservice, postpayment review or for units of service that were denied by DHS or the county and/or DMC provider.

Interim Settlement means temporary settlement of actual allowable costs or expenditures reflected in the year-end cost settlement report, exclusive of Title 22, CCR, disallowances and units of service denied by DHS for the period covered by Part II.

Interim Settlement means the Interim Settlement Code and Interim Arrangements" Settlement Agreement taken together;

Interim Settlement means temporary settlement of actual allowable costs or expenditures reflected in the Contractor’s year-end cost settlement report. County Contract County of Orange #14-90077 A02 Exhibit A, Attachment I A1