State Entities means the Minister or his nominee, the National Pension Reserve Fund Commission, the National Treasury Management Agency, National Asset Management Agency, or any other entity or agency of or related to the Government of Ireland and “State Entity” shall be construed accordingly;
State Entities means all state departments, boards, commissions, programs, and other organizational units of the executive branch of state government.
State Entities means (i) all agencies and departments over which the Governor has executive authority and as defined in subdivi- sion 3, section 2-a of the State Finance Law; and (ii) all public benefit corporations, public authorities, boards, and commissions for which the Governor appoints the Chair, the Chief Executive, or at least 50% of the Board Members.
Examples of State Entities in a sentence
Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary: This is a zero-dollar Agreement; and The State (including without limitation the State Entities) are not obligated to pay the Contractor for the Services, Deliverables and Goods set forth in this Agreement.
The failure of the Contractor to publish the bound volumes within seventy-five (75) days from the date the CA ROD transmits the opinion page manuscript will result in monetary damages to the State Entities and the public that would be difficult to accurately assess.
The Contractor must make available a sufficient number of copies of each bound volume of the Official Reports to supply all demands (including from the State Entities) for six years from the date of publication of each volume.
If such licenses and rights cannot be validly assigned to or passed through to the Court by the Contractor without a third party’s consent, then the Contractor will use its best efforts to obtain such consent (at Contractor's expense) and will indemnify and hold harmless the State Entities against all Claims arising from the Contractor's failure to obtain such consent.
No change in price may be made without prior written consent by the CA ROD on behalf of the State Entities.
More Definitions of State Entities
State Entities means the State of Western Australia, including any department and any entity, agency or instrumentality of the State of Western Australia and any Minister (including the Minister for Works), whether body corporate or otherwise and their respective officers, employees, agents, contractors and consultants (but does not include the Operator, Project Co, any Operator Associate, any Event Party, any Project Co Associate or the Head Lessee (as that term is defined under the Project Agreement)), and the term ‘State Entity’ means any one of them. State FF&E means Group 3 FF&E and Group 4 FF&E. State Operational Commissioning Plan means the plan of that name to be prepared by the Operator, which sets out the State Operational Commissioning Services, including the Operator's methodology for that operational commissioning. State Operational Commissioning Services means the operational commissioning to be conducted during the State Access Period described in Clause 11, Section B.6 of Schedule 7 (Pre- Operational Services Specifications) and in the State Operational Commissioning Plan.
State Entities means the State, the Treasurer, State Fund Administrative Entities, and any and all other State governmental agencies and entities for which Custodian may at any time be providing custody, safekeeping, settlement, investment or other services under this Agreement. Each of the foregoing State Entities shall be individually referred to herein as a “State Entity.” State Fund shall mean specific Property, including but not limited to property of a State Fund Administrative Entity, which is segregated from other Property based on ownership or statutory use. State Fund Administrative Entity shall mean the following administrative entities responsible for a State Fund: the Iowa Public Employees’ Retirement System (“IPERS”) as authorized under Iowa Code chapter 97B; the Public Safety Peace Officers’ Retirement, Accident and Disability System (“PORS”) as authorized under Iowa Code chapter 97A; and the Judicial Retirement System (“Judicial”) as authorized under Iowa Code section 602.9101.
State Entities means the State of Western Australia and any entity, department, agency or instrumentality of the State of Western Australia (including Main Roads and the Public Transport Authority), and any Minister (including the Minister for Transport and Minister for Works), whether body corporate or otherwise and their respective employees, agents, contractors and consultants, and the term State Entity means any one of them. State's Personnel means the officers, employees, agents, consultants and contractors (other than the Non-Owner Participant), engaged by any of the State Entities in respect of the Project or the new Perth Stadium Project.
State Entities is defined on the Coversheet.
State Entities means (i) all agencies and departments over which the Governor has executive authority and as defined in subdivision 3, section 2-a of the State Finance Law; and (ii) all public benefit corporations, public authorities, boards, and commissions for which the Governor appoints the Chair, the Chief Executive, or at least 50% of the Board Members. 2. “Contract” shall mean any contract, lease, grant or equivalent legal instrument. 3. State Entities are directed to evaluate – utilizing the existing vendor responsibility determination process – whether bidders are responsible, based in pertinent part upon the following factors: (i) financial and organization capacity; (ii) legal authority; (iii) integrity; and (iv) past performance. Moreover, State Entities are required to determine whether a contractor, vendor, or grantee has failed to comply with any statutory provisions relating to debarment. 4. If a State Entity discovers information that indicates a contractor, vendor, or grantee may not be responsible, may no longer be responsible during the term of the contract, or be subject to debarment for violation of a statutory provision or provisions, the State Entity is directed, as applicable, (i) to conduct an analysis, review, hearing, or investigation, which may include, but is not limited to, conducting a document review supplemented by interviews involving the questioning of the contractor, vendor, or grantee and their representatives; and (ii) to make a determination following such review, hearing or investigation. 5. All State Entities are required to maintain information on contractors, vendors, or grantees that have been deemed non-responsible or ineligible to bid on future contracts or grants and are directed to submit a list of such contractors, vendors, or grantees to the Office of General Services (“OGS”) for posting on the OGS website within 5 days. This list should include the name of such contractor, vendor, or grantee, the date, and the basis of the determination, and shall be provided in a manner to be determined by OGS. 6. OGS is directed to post a list of the non-responsibility and debarment determinations on the OGS public website. Such names of debarred contractors, vendors, or grantees shall remain posted on the OGS website for the period designated in the relevant statutory provision allowing for such debarment. In all other cases, determinations shall remain on the list until OGS receives notice of a finding by a court of competent jurisdi...
State Entities means each Project State’s agencies and entities owned or controlled by the respective Project State and such term shall also include any agency or entity which may be established by the respective Project State as a result of the implementation of the Program;
State Entities means the State of Western Australia, including any department and any entity, agency or instrumentality of the State of Western Australia and any Minister (including the Minister for Works), whether body corporate or otherwise and their respective officers, employees, agents, contractors and consultants (but does not include the Operator, Project Co, any Project Co Associate, the PCS Works Independent Certifier, the Independent Certifier, the ISGS Expert, any Precinct Partner or the Head Lessee (as those terms are defined in the DBFM Project Agreement to the extent not defined in this agreement)), and ‘State Entity’ means any one of them. State FF&E has the meaning given in the DBFM Project Agreement. State Operational Commissioning Plan means the plan of that name to be prepared by the State in accordance with Clauses 19.2(b), 19.2(d) and 19.2(f) of the DBFM Project Agreement, which sets out the State Operational Commissioning (as defined in the DBFM Project Agreement), including the State’s methodology for that operational commissioning. State Project Documents means the documents specified as such in the DBFM Project Agreement.