Common use of Canada’s Maximum Contribution Clause in Contracts

Canada’s Maximum Contribution. Canada’s Maximum Contribution means $1,661,240.00, rounded to two decimal places, towards the Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project.

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Samples: Transfer Payment Agreement

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Canada’s Maximum Contribution. Canada’s Maximum Contribution means $1,661,240.001,006,500.00, rounded to two decimal places, towards the Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project.

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Samples: Transfer Payment Agreement

Canada’s Maximum Contribution. Canada’s Maximum Contribution means $1,661,240.002,499,999.60, rounded to two decimal places, towards the Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project.

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Samples: Transfer Payment Agreement

Canada’s Maximum Contribution. Canada’s Maximum Contribution means $1,661,240.001,277,500.00, rounded to two decimal places, towards the Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project.

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Samples: Transfer Payment Agreement

Canada’s Maximum Contribution. B.4.1 Canada’s Maximum Contribution. Canada’s Maximum Contribution means $1,661,240.002,500,000.00, rounded to two decimal places, towards the Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project.

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Samples: Transfer Payment Agreement

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Canada’s Maximum Contribution. Canada’s Maximum Contribution means $1,661,240.00942,000.00, rounded to two decimal places, towards the Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project.

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Samples: Transfer Payment Agreement

Canada’s Maximum Contribution. Canada’s Maximum Contribution means $1,661,240.003,013,978.08, rounded to two decimal places, towards the Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project.

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Samples: Transfer Payment Agreement

Canada’s Maximum Contribution. Canada’s Maximum Contribution means $1,661,240.001,762,500.00, rounded to two decimal places, towards the Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Transfer Payment Agreement

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