Allocated Total Grant definition

Allocated Total Grant. Allocated Net Grant" "Capital Grant", "Named Project Grant" "Recoverable Project Grant" "Total Grant Sum" and "Total Project Grant" shall (unless the context precludes such interpretation) include every Tranche thereof.
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Allocated Total Grant. Allocated Net Grant" "Capital Grant", "Named Project Grant" "Recoverable Project Grant" and "Total Project Grant" shall (unless the context precludes such interpretation) include every Tranche thereof. Any reference to Section 8 of the Affordable Housing Capital Funding Guide in this Agreement refers to the section entitled "Resident Ballots for Estate Regeneration Projects" of such guide. Any terms used in the definition of "Subsidy" shall, unless the context requires otherwise, be construed as having the meaning given to them in the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement. Any reference to a Section and/or a Chapter of the Affordable Housing Capital Funding Guide in this Agreement shall refer to any successor, replacement or amendment of such Section or Chapter from time to time. A reference to "average" under this Agreement is a reference to the calculation of the mean average. Where the term "average of the grant rates" is used, each grant rate shall be treated as including any RCGF Funds used in respect of the relevant AHP Dwelling.
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Allocated Total Grant means the aggregate of the Allocated Net Grant and Allocated Fund Proceeds;
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Examples of Allocated Total Grant in a sentence

  • Any reduction in the Indicative Allocation made pursuant to Condition 5.4.2 will result in a commensurate reduction in the Allocated Total Grant.


More Definitions of Allocated Total Grant

Allocated Total Grant means the aggregate of the Allocated Net Grant and Allocated RCGF Funds; Annual Committed Number has the meaning ascribed to it in limb (b) of the definition of "Indicative Proposals" as such numbers may be updated from time to time on OPS and accepted by the GLA (in its absolute discretion); Approved Bid means the aggregate of the Named Projects and Indicative Proposals (if any) accepted by the GLA in OPS as at the date of this Agreement (as the same may be amended, added to, supplemented, substituted or varied in accordance with the terms of this Agreement);
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