Rules for reimbursement Sample Clauses

Rules for reimbursement. Student agrees that the scholarship payments and fee waiving contribution stop with prior leaving of the course. In particular,  in the case of termination of Student participation because of failure to pass a compulsory exam after the maximum number of re-sits allowed by university regulations, the payment of the scholarship will be interrupted at the last failed exam attempt.  If Student graduates earlier than the official end of the E+: EMJMD-AM, the payment of the scholarship shall end at graduation time.  If Student voluntarily interrupts the studies, the scholarship will stop at the time when Student leaves the Consortium Universities. Coordinating Institution shall recover all unjustified/ineligible scholarship payments received by Student as a result of her/his failure to communicate the interruption of studies in due time.  The above applies also in case of a temporary interruption of the studies because of parental leave, severe illness or accident, or other emergency situation (e.g. death of a close relative).
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Rules for reimbursement. Please note that the unit- based and project-based costs outlined in the aforementioned manual do not include any applicable subcontractor xxxx-up. Scanned with CamScanner WORK SCOPE AUTHORIZATION - Odb 407.01 Use this form (s) to obtain pre-approval from NHDES for performing corrective action at sites eligible for the Petroleum Reimbursement Funds under RSA 146-D, E, F or G. Contact NHDES for guidance on use of this form and the need for additional documentation to describe the proposed work, particularly for RSA 146-G work.
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Rules for reimbursement. Student agrees that the fee-waiving contribution stops with prior leaving of the course. In particular,  in the case of termination of Student participation because of failure to pass a compulsory exam after the maximum number of re-sits allowed by university regulations, the fee-waiver shall be withdrawn at the last failed exam attempt.  If Student voluntarily interrupts the studies, the fee-waiver shall be withdrawn at the time when Student leaves the Consortium Universities. Coordinating Institution will recover all unjustified/ineligible contributions to participation received by Student as a result of her/his failure to communicate the interruption of studies in due time.  The above applies also in case of a temporary interruption of the studies because of parental leave, severe illness or accident, or other emergency situation (e.g. death of a close relative).
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Rules for reimbursement. 2.3.1. Student agrees that the scholarship payments stop with prior leaving of the course, in particular, • in the case of termination of Student participation because of failure to pass a compulsory exam after the maximum number of re-sits allowed by university regulations, the payment of the scholarship will be interrupted at the last failed exam attempt. • if Student earns all the credits necessary to be awarded the degree, the payment of the scholarship shall end in the month when the last credit is awarded. • if Student fails to produce a valid proof of English proficiency before the deadline established by the Coordinator. • if Student voluntarily interrupts the studies, the scholarship will stop at the time when Student leaves the Consortium Partners. Coordinating Institution shall recover all unjustified/ineligible scholarship payments received by Student as a result of her/his failure to communicate the interruption of studies in due time. • The above applies also in case of a temporary interruption of the studies because of parental leave, severe illness or accident, or any other emergency situation (e.g. death of a close relative).
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Rules for reimbursement. Monthly allowances will immediately terminate if: • in the case of termination of Student participation because of failure to pass a compulsory exam after the maximum number of re-sits allowed by university regulations, the payment of the scholarship will be interrupted at the last failed exam attempt. • if Student earns all the credits necessary to be awarded the degree, the payment of the scholarship shall end in the month when the last credit is awarded. • if Student voluntarily interrupts the studies, the scholarship will stop at the time when Student informs the Consortium of such. Coordinating Institution shall recover all unjustified/ineligible scholarship payments received by Student as a result of her/his failure to communicate the interruption of studies in due time. • A scholarship can be put on hold if the student has to leave the course temporarily. The student must provide duly justified and well-documented reasons for doing so. Such cases relate to medical reasons and/or serious family reasons (e.g. needing to temporarily take care of a family member, or, hospitalization/death of a family member). In the event, the scholarship payment will be put on hold until the student is again physically present at the host university and can actively continue pursuing the course activities. If the absence is too long and requires an extension of the originally agreed eligibility period, CYBER consortium must send a duly substantiated request to the EACEA to extend the eligibility period. The extension cannot exceed 12 months and cannot give rise to additional funding for the consortium or the student. • If a scholarship holder fails to make adequate progress or conform to regulations of their studies, the Academic and Management Board may consider revoking the scholarship. In this case, the student will be called to attention and will be able to improve his grades in the following semester. If no improvement is noted the involved Boards may decide on revoking the scholarship, asking confirmation from the supervisor agency, the EACEA. The student thus reprimanded for insufficient diligence and performance may be allowed to attend the remaining semesters as a self-financed student. Nonetheless, even this right can be revoked, and the student asked to leave the program if there is no improvement in his/her diligence and performance. • Monthly allowances will be suspended to students who have a high absenteeism. Attendance to classes is mandatory and every ...
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Rules for reimbursement. 2.3.1. Student must be aware that the payment of the installation costs, the first support to travel cost, and the subsistence cost might be carried out up to 40 days after the arrival in Salzburg.
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