Substantial contribution definition

Substantial contribution means that, in the judgment of the commission, the customer’s presentation has substantially assisted the commission in the making of its order or decision because the order or decision has adopted in whole or in part one or more factual contentions, legal contentions, or specific policy or procedural recommendations presented by the customer.

Substantial contribution means that, in the judgment of the commission, the customer’s presentation has substantially assisted the commission in the making of its order or decision because the order or decision has adopted in whole or in part one or more factual contentions, legal contentions, or specific policy or procedural recommendations presented by the customer. Where the customer’s participation has resulted in a substantial contribution, even if the decision adopts that customer’s contention or recommendations only in part, the commission may award the customer compensation for all reasonable advocate’s fees, reasonable expert fees, and other reasonable costs incurred by the customer in preparing or presenting that contention or recommendation.

Substantial contribution generally means that there is a causal connection between

Examples of Substantial contribution in a sentence

• Substantial contribution through research and publication to the body of scholarly knowledge in the field of history.

• This may be because there is a continuous range of sediment sizes within the three categories rather than an abrupt difference.• The overall depth of soil in the jar decreased over time.

• Substantial contribution through research and publication to the body of scholarly knowledge in the field of American architectural history.

• SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS: • Substantial contribution by intervenors, as found here, enhances the Commission's ability to resolve safety and other issues under Public Utilities Code Section 451 to take all actions necessary to promote the safety, health, comfort, and convenienceof its patrons, employees, and the public.

• SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS: • Substantial contribution by intervenors, as found here, enhances the Commission's ability to resolve safety and other issues under Public Utilities Code Section 451 to take all actions necessary to promote the safety, health, comfort, and convenience of its patrons, employees, and the public.

More Definitions of Substantial contribution

Substantial contribution means that the intervenor substantially contributed, as a whole, to a decision, order, regulation, or other action of the Commissioner

Substantial contribution in this context means that facts and circumstances, including relevant market conditions, show that the business entity is making a substantial financial contribution to the University's athletics program.

Substantial contribution means that the Teacher has played a critical role in the overall success of the school and has made a significant contribution to the raising of pupil standards; and

Substantial contribution means a financial contribution of at least 50% of the cost of the improvement, but not less than $250,000, provided that at the time of the application, commitments exist from other sources ensuring that any remaining funds necessary to complete the cost of the improvement will be available within one (1) year of the date of the application. For purposes of clarity, any contribution made pursuant to this provision shall not be used to waive the standards provided in subsections b.ii or b.iii above.

Substantial contribution means that, in the judgment of the commission, the customer’s presentation has substantially assisted the commission in the making of its order or decision or, in the case of applications submitted pursuant to Section 1805, the customer’s presentation has substantially assisted the office in the making of its decision or order to approve or deny a wildfire mitigation plan, because the order

Substantial contribution means that the Teacher has played a critical role in the overall success of

Substantial contribution means that the intervenor substantially contributed, as a whole, to a decision, order, regulation, or other action of the Commissioner by presenting relevant issues, evidence, or arguments which were separate and distinct from those emphasized by the Department of Insurance staff or any other party, such that the intervenor’s participation resulted in more credible, and non-frivolous information being available for the Commissioner to make his or her decision than would have been available to a Commissioner had the intervenor not participated.