State and Local Governments Sample Clauses

State and Local Governments. All Awardees and sub-awardees covered by 45 CFR Part 2541, with the exception of State Governments and Indian Tribes, must remit earned interest quarterly to the Corporation. Awardees may keep up to $100 of the earned interest per year to offset administrative expenses.

State and Local Governments. A. OMB Circular A‑87, Cost Principles for State, Local and Indian Tribal Governments. B. OMB Circular A‑102, Grants and Cooperative Agreements With State and Local Governments. C. OMB Circular A-133, Audits of States, Local Governments, and Non-Profit Organizations.

State and Local Governments. 1.16.1. The Responsibility sharing ratio at State and local government levels shall be in accordance with the following ratio: 1.16.1.1. Incumbent TGoNU: 55%; 1.16.1.2. SPLM/A-IO: 27% 1.16.1.3. SSOA: 10% 1.16.1.4. OPP: 08% 1.16.2. At the beginning of the Transitional Period, State and local governments shall be reconstituted in accordance with the responsibility sharing formula stated in Article 1.15.1 above. 1.16.3. The positions that shall be shared as per the responsibility sharing formula are: Governors, Speakers of State Legislatures, State Councils of Ministers, State Legislatures, County Commissioners, and County Councils (if any). 1.16.4. In sharing State and local government positions the Parties shall take into account the relative prominence each Party has in the respective State or county. 1.16.5. The FDs shall have three (3) State Ministers in States of their choice that shall be deducted from the opposition ratio.

State and Local Governments. States have the authority to determine the eligibility of legal immigrants for state and local means-tested programs. (Exceptions for refugees, asylees, and those whose deportation has been withheld for their first five years in the U.S.; lawful permanent residents with 40 qualifying quarters of work; veterans and active duty military, their spouses and dependent children; and current recipients until 1/1/97.) • States have the authority to determine eligibility of legal immigrants for TANF, Medicaid, and Social Services Block Grant. (See exceptions under Cash Assistance, above.) • States may not provide state or locally funded benefits to unqualified immigrants (except nonimmigrants or parolees for their first year in the U.S.) unless they enact state law after this bill is enacted. • States (or the locality that offers the benefit) may deem for state programs. (See exceptions under Deeming, below.)

State and Local Governments. All Awardees and sub-awardees covered by 45 CFR Part 2541, with the exception of State Governments and Indian Tribes, must remit earned interest quarterly to CNCS Awardees may keep up to

State and Local Governments. (A) In general (B) Tenants