Metropolitan Clause Samples
The 'Metropolitan' clause defines the geographic scope or jurisdiction as relating specifically to a metropolitan area, typically a major city and its surrounding regions. In practice, this clause may specify that certain rights, obligations, or services apply only within the boundaries of a designated metropolitan area, such as New York City or the Greater London area. By clearly delineating the area of application, the clause ensures that both parties understand the limits of their responsibilities or benefits, thereby preventing disputes over geographic coverage.
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Metropolitan. An employee may be required to move to another school within a reasonable distance from his/her home.
Metropolitan. The Service will be performed by the later of the requested date and #12 Business Days after acceptance of a Service Order (if the request is received before 3:00 pm on a Business Day). The Service will be performed by the later of the requested date and #13 Business Days after acceptance of a Service Order (if the request is received after 3:00 pm on a Business Day or a Non-Business Day).
Metropolitan. Metropolitan is a savings and loan holding company within the meaning of the Home Owners' Loan Act and an Ohio corporation, having its principal place of business in Highland Hills, Ohio.
Metropolitan. Referral Pathway
Metropolitan. Regional N/A (event took place overseas) Has your organisation participated in this event before? Yes No Supported Students Number of students who attended that were supported by the grant: Did the students you identified in your application form attend? Yes No If no, explain why Have these students participated in this event before? Yes No Number of students who fell into each of the following age groups (at the time of the grant application): 6 -10 years: 11 -12 years: 13 -14 years: 15 -16 years: 17<18 years: Number of students who live in each of the following states/territories: ACT: NSW: NT: QLD: SA: TAS: VIC: WA: Number of students who attend each of the following school categories: Government: Non-government independent: Non-government catholic: Non-government other: Please specify sector: Primary: Secondary: Primary and secondary combined: All boys/men: All girls/women: Co-educational: Selective: Number of students who were: Boys/men: Girls/women: Non-binary: Identified as a different term Number of students who have Indigenous or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Islander students: Number of students who speak a language other than English at home: Total eligible project expenditure Indicate the total eligible project expenditure incurred for each eligible expenditure item below. These categories align with the budget you provided in your application. All expenditure should be GST inclusive, less GST credits you can claim. We may ask you to provide evidence of costs incurred. Refer to the 5.2 of the grant opportunity guidelines or contact us if you have any questions about eligible expenditure. reasonable travel expenses (including accommodation, meals, airfares and ground transport) using economy class (except in extraordinary circumstances) for the student or group of students attending the event, activity or competition and, where needed, a chaperone. Only domestic travel and travel to New Zealand is eligible for funding, provided the travel is permitted by COVID-19 restrictions. the cost of registration or tickets for the event, activity or competition the cost of materials necessary to participate in competitions (such as equipment required for the competition or team uniforms).
Metropolitan agrees to perform, subject to instructions from the Bank and State Street Research, the sub-administrative services and functions specified in Exhibit A hereto (the
Metropolitan. MWDOC and the Orange County Water District have entered into an agreement dated , 2017 (“MWDOC-Metropolitan Cyclic Storage Agreement”) that provides for the delivery of water by Metropolitan to MWDOC in advance of demand for the water by MWDOC through a cyclic storage account (“MWDOC-Metropolitan Cyclic Storage Account”).
Metropolitan. Transportation Authority (7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th Floors) – Brokerage Agreement between ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Wakefield, Inc. and 333W34 SLG Owner LLC dated February 2010.
Metropolitan. Thirty−seven family−for−sale units were approved in 2005 and constructed and occupied without an affordable set−aside. A set−aside of 20% generates an RDP of 8 units.
Metropolitan. The inspector shall be compensated by Valley District. The inspector shall be required to inspect the progress of the work performed by Metropolitan at the times specified in the Task Order or pursuant to other mutual arrangements. At the time the inspector determines that the work has been performed in compliance with the applicable Task Order, he/she shall document said approval in writing. The inspector shall have no direct control over the labor, materials or equipment used by Metropolitan in the performance of service for this Agreement, but shall provide the plans, designs and other requirements of Valley District to Metropolitan’s Agreement Administrator or on- site representative.