Program Expenses. The Modules are designed to have a useful life of more than 25 years. If the Modules are returned after they have been in service for at least 20 years, or at any earlier time because of a warranty claim, First Solar will pay all packaging, transportation and recycling costs of the Program; the Owner’s only requirement to participate in the Program will be to disassemble and package the Modules based on First Solar’s instructions and follow any other administrative procedures specified by First Solar. If the Modules are otherwise returned before the 20 year service period, First Solar may require the Owner, as a condition to participating in the Program, to pay a portion of the Program expenses based on the length of time the Modules were in service. In this case, before processing the request, a First Solar representative will calculate the Owner’s payment obligation and secure agreement from the Owner to proceed.
Program Expenses. The School will be responsible for all debts, liabilities, and obligations incurred on behalf of the Program by or on behalf of the Parties (collectively, “Program Expenses”) during the Term of the Agreement. Program Expenses shall be determined in accordance with the budget process set forth herein, will be paid out of the Program Revenues and shall include, but are not limited to, the following Program-related costs:
Program Expenses. 3.1 Students are exempt from paying tuition fees at the Host Institution. Students shall continue to pay normal tuition fees at their Home Institution.
Program Expenses. District costs charged to the Food Service Program accounts below shall not exceed the following: District Labor Costs and Benefits District Purchases/Indirect Costs $453,913.29 $100,000.00
Program Expenses. Exchange students participating in the student exchange program are exempt from paying tuition at the host institution. Students enrolling as incoming exchange students at CWRU are required to purchase CWRU’s student health insurance plan. In addition, CWRU outgoing exchange students are considered fully eligible for financial assistance by the Office of University Financial Aid of CWRU. If School awards any financial aid or scholarship to CWRU students, School should notify CWRU of the source and amount of that aid. The credit hours earned by the student and approved by CWRU faculty will be accepted toward the student's degree program at CWRU providing the student passes with a grade equivalent to a “C” grade at CWRU and the courses taken are applicable to the specific degree program.
Program Expenses. Program expenses shall include salaries, benefits, stipends, and related expenses for the Medical Director, Quality Coordinator, and Deputy Medical Director (“Program Expenses”), in accordance with the annual Program budget approved by the Board of County Commissioners of Xxxxxxx County.
Program Expenses. Exchange students will be enrolled as non-degree seeking students at the host institution. Exchanges students participating in the student exchange program are exempt from paying tuition at the host institution. The exchange student must continue to pay normal tuition and other costs at the home institution. Exchange students will be responsible for the following costs: Home institution tuition and fees Comprehensive medical insurance Transportation to and from the host institution Room and board expenses Textbooks, clothing and personal expenses Obtaining the appropriate visa All other debts incurred during the period of the exchange Students enrolling in the student exchange program at CWRU are required to pay for student health insurance.
Program Expenses. Each resident is evaluated on an individual basis respecting behavioral and social history, ambulatory status, medical status, special services requested or required, and number of staff hours required to successfully maintaining the resident.
Program Expenses. Each resident is evaluated on an individual basis respecting behavioral and social history, ambulatory status, medical status, special services requested or required, and number of staff hours required to successfully maintaining the resident. The parties agree that from time-to-time COUNTY may place certain Placer County Adult System of Care clients in CONTRACTOR’S facility. CONTRACTOR shall provide services to clients certified by COUNTY Adult System of Care staff as requiring augmented residential support services. Clients accepted into CONTRACTOR’S program by CONTRACTOR without prior authorization by COUNTY may be declared ineligible for supplemental funding pursuant to this Agreement. CONTRACTOR’S duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Program Expenses. Program Expenses are defined in Section 4.7.
