Methods of financing Sample Clauses

The "Methods of financing" clause defines the acceptable ways in which payments or funding for a transaction or project may be provided. It typically outlines whether financing can be obtained through loans, equity investments, third-party lenders, or other specified means, and may set conditions or limitations on the use of certain financing sources. This clause ensures that all parties are clear on how the financial obligations will be met, reducing uncertainty and managing risk related to the availability and structure of funds.
Methods of financing. The methods of financing for each project or programme shall be determined jointly by the ACP State or States concerned and the Community by reference to: (a) the level of development, the geographical situation and economic and financial circumstances of these States; (b) the nature of the project or programme, its economic and financial return as well as its social and cultural impact; and (c) in the case of loans, factors guaranteeing their servicing.
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Methods of financing. Types of equipment or technology to be used.
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Methods of financing. 6.1 Member Districts shall pay ECKCE a yearly sum to be determined as follows: a budget, reflecting the total cost of all ECKCE programs and services, shall be prepared by the director and presented to the ECKCE Board of Directors by June of each calendar year for Board approval. The amount to be paid by the Member Districts shall be prorated among the Member Districts according to the most recent audited enrollment figures reported by KSBE. The enrollment figures shall be the full time equivalency (FTE) of each Member District. Each Member District shall pay its prorated assessment based upon its percentage of the total FTE enrollment of all the Member Districts, calculated on a set per FTE rate determined by the Board. The assessment for the WEBS program will be separate, divided equally among the member districts. In addition, any employees hired by the interlocal who are providing services exclusively to students not in special education will be billed back to the districts in a separate assessment at the rate determined by their time and effort allocation to general education. 6.2 Any personnel and program costs that are incurred in providing services to a student or students with severe needs which are not accommodated within the Interlocal services shall be paid by the district receiving those services unless those costs exceed $10,000 per year to that particular district. In such cases, the three districts will be equally billed annually for anything in excess of that amount. 6.3 The Member Districts shall make four (4) payments to ECKCE each year in the months September through June. 6.4 The Board of Directors of ECKCE and the Boards of Education of the Member Districts may in the future adjust or amend the methods of financing ECKCE operations, provided, however, that any such adjustments or amendments shall be uniformly applicable to all Member Districts.
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