Description of the Program. The purpose of the Program is to permit you to advertise Products on your site and to earn advertising fees for Qualifying Purchases (defined in Section 7) made by your end users. A “
Description of the Program. What Is the Program? The Program was created by the State of Illinois and is part of the Pool which is designed to qualify as a qualified tuition program under Section 529 of the Code. The primary purpose of the Program is to offer a convenient and tax- advantaged way to save for the cost of college and Federal Qualified Higher Education Expenses. Federal and Illinois income taxes on investment earnings in an Account are deferred until there is a distribution from the Account. In addition, a distribution is free from federal income tax if it is used to pay the Federal Qualified Higher Education Expenses of the Beneficiary. It is also free from Illinois income tax unless the distribution is an Illinois Nonqualified Withdrawal, in which case the amount of any deduction previously taken for Illinois income tax purposes (or a portion of such amount) is added back to Illinois taxable income. The Pool consists of the Program and the Bright Start Direct-Sold College Savings Program. This Program Disclosure Statement only pertains to Accounts in the Bright Directions Advisor- Guided 529 College Savings Program. Before investing in the Program, you should consult with your financial professional about whether an investment in the Program is appropriate in light of your overall financial goals and whether an investment is an appropriate vehicle for you to use to save for Federal Qualified Higher Education Expenses. If you decide to invest in the Program you should also consult with your financial professional about the appropriate Portfolio or Portfolios in which to invest. What Is the Legal Structure of the Program? The Illinois State Treasurer acts as Trustee. The Treasurer is responsible for the overall administration of the Program. Xxxxxxx contributed to the Program will be invested in the Trust. The Treasurer established the Trust to hold the assets of the Program, including contributions to Accounts established by Account Owners. The Treasurer has selected Union Bank & Trust Company as Program Manager to advise the Treasurer on the investment of Contributions to the Program and to provide day-to-day administrative and marketing services to the Program. The Program Manager has engaged Xxxxxxxx to advise it with respect to the structure and asset allocations of the Portfolios and the Underlying Investments the Portfolios utilize. The Program Manager has entered into a distribution agreement with Northern Trust Securities, Inc., under which they have agreed to a...
Description of the Program. The Program enables processors, acquirers and Merchants to process Transactions in multiple currencies, in order to enable Merchants to offer and sell goods and services to Cardholders in the currency which they select, thereby improving the customer experience and helping Merchants sell more. The Program comprises Dynamic Currency Conversion also known as Pay in Your Currency. Using Dynamic Currency Conversion, the Merchant prices its goods and services in its local currency (e.g. AED) and after a Cardholder has made the decision to purchase and presents his Card for payment, the systems in use under the Program determine if the Card is eligible for DCC. The Cardholder is then presented with the option at the Point of Sale, to complete the Transaction in the Currency, in which the Card is denominated (e.g. Euro) and is shown the conversion rate and Transaction amount in both currencies (e.g. AED and Euro) in order to assist him in making a decision. If the Cardholder “opts in” and decides to complete the Transaction in the currency of the Card, the Transaction is authorized and submitted to the Card Associations for clearing and settlement in the currency of the Card (e.g. Euro). However, upon settlement by the Card Association to the Acquirer, the Transaction is converted back into the Acquirer’s settlement currency (e.g. USD), so that the Acquirer can pay the Merchant what it expected to get paid, i.e. the original price of its goods and services, in its local currency (less of course the Acquirer’s and Card Associations’ usual processing fees). The Cardholder is billed the exact amount, in his local currency, as shown on the receipt that he signed (or accepted electronically) at the Merchant.
Description of the Program. The parties agree that Hospital will guarantee a minimum of three (3) of its employed registered nurses and/or nurse practitioners (“Hospital RNs”) will apply for ONCB certification during the Contract Period. As each candidate registers for the examination, Hospital will ensure payment based on membership status of each candidate Hospital RN, as identified on the ONCB website, either by having the candidate self-pay or by arranging facility payment with ONCB. Exam candidates will complete online registration via a link provided by ONCB with the countersigned program contract. Proof of RN licensure, membership status (if applicable), and proof of eligibility to test (provided by ONCB for supervisor completion) must be uploaded during the registration process. Submitted documents will be audited for every tenth ONC applicant and every ONP-C applicant. Fees are nontransferable and non- refundable. Hospital RNs who are unsuccessful on the first examination attempt may retest without additional payment but must wait a minimum of 90 days to retake the examination. In the event Hospital RNs do not pass the certification examination in the first or second attempt and wish to make additional attempts, Hospital RNs will need to complete a new application and pay the ONCB examination fee then in effect.
Description of the Program. The Regional Centers for Results-Based Management (RBM) and Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Capacity Program (henceforth referred to as “the Program”) is a collaborative effort among donors and partner countries to strengthen the M&E capacity of partner countries for RBM. This goal will be achieved by supporting a demand-driven, relevant, and cost-effective supply of regional RBM and M&E capacity building services to government and others to enable them to conduct their M&E functions. The Program is expected to create a situation in which governments and civil society can access capacity development services through regional institutions located in partner countries, rather than relying on developed country institutions. Thus, a major benefit of this Program is expected to be building the capacity to build RBM and M&E capacity in partner countries. The specific objectives of the Program are to: Select and support regional academic/training centers in sub-Saharan Africa, East Asia & Pacific, Latin America, and South Asia to provide demand-driven capacity building services in RBM and M&E on a regional basis (the “Centers”). Key principles underlying the selection of the Centers will be: - Demonstration of demand for services from public sector agencies and civil society - Articulation of a demand-based program of activities, with a business plan Provide a multi-regional forum for exchange of ideas, knowledge, and information on RBM and M&E systems and methods to enable practitioners (government and professionals) to learn from each other. Program Activities The Program will engage in three major sets of activities: Select and support (through cash funding and technical assistance) regional academic/training institutions to establish Centers for RBM and M&E capacity building services. The Asia-pacific Finance and Development Center (AFDC) in China, which already has an existing program with the Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) of the World Bank, will be folded into the Program. The funding and technical assistance provided to the selected Centers will enable the Centers to strengthen their relationship with government agencies and civil society and provide a broad array of demand-based, relevant, and cost-effective regional capacity building services, which may include: Training Based on an assessment of demand for training from specific agencies in specific countries: Develop and deliver customized short- and long-term courses/seminars on RBM and M&E for s...
Description of the Program. As part of the SELCO commitment to maintaining low cost, reliable electric services for our customers, while fostering clean energy usage, we are always looking for new and innovative ways to help manage our electricity supply for our customers. One such way to achieve these objectives is to manage the impacts of new EV charging load through scheduled EV charging. By agreeing to this Program of scheduled charging and emergency curtailments, you are helping SELCO maintain a reliable power distribution system for you and your neighbors and helping to keep power costs low. By limiting your charging to the overnight hours, you are doing your part to help the environment and help your neighbors.
Description of the Program. As part of the West Boylston Municipal Light Plant commitment to maintaining low cost, reliable electric services for our customers, while fostering clean energy usage, we are always looking for new and innovative ways to help manage our electricity supply for our customers. One such way to achieve these objectives is to manage the impacts of new electric vehicle load by scheduled EV charging. By agreeing to this Program of scheduled charging and emergency curtailments, you are helping West Boylston Municipal Light Plant maintain a reliable power distribution system for you and your neighbors and helping to keep power costs low. By limiting your charging to the overnight hours, you are doing your part to help the environment and help your neighbors.
Description of the Program. The School’s program will be as described in the Application Information. The School agrees to operate in a manner consistent with the Application Information unless the School and the Authorizer agree to amend the approved charter.
Description of the Program a) The Program is a service provided by SSSCU.
Description of the Program. The Active Trainer software is built using MacroMedia Director, a multimedia application development framework. The programming language built into Director is called Lingo, and all Active Trainer data structures, objects and methods are written in Lingo. The choice of this development framework was based on the flexibility of this system, as applications written in it will be compatible with Macintosh, Windows 3.1, Windows 95.OS/2 and the World Wide Web. ACTIVE TRAINER IS COMPRISED OF THE FOLLOWING MODULES:
