Annual Expenditures definition

Annual Expenditures means certain expenditures incurred by the Authority which are items of Annual Rentals and Annual Payments enumerated in the Agreement;
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Annual Expenditures means the Annual Expenditures due and payable for and computed in accordance with the provisions of the Financing Agreement (State Project)., the provisions of the Financing Agreement (Voluntary Agency Project) and such provisions as shall be contained in any Other Agreement.
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Annual Expenditures means annual expenditures of MDOT (including all State receipts and federal receipts) as shall be calculated initially as the total amount of expenditures for all MDOT programs for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2014 and shall subsequently be calculated as of June 30th of each year as the total amount of expenditures for all MDOT programs for such fiscal year.
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Examples of Annual Expenditures in a sentence

  • TYPES OF INDVIDUALS SERVED Pregnant Women Infants < 1 year Children 1-22 years Children with Special Health Care Needs All Others NON-MCH Block Grant Annual Expenditures TOTAL NON-MCH Block Grant Dollars (Federal Grants, Fee Type, State and Local Funds, etc.), and general purpose of funds.

  • The charge for the period beginning with the Year through the end of the period covered by Operator's invoice ("Year-to-Date") under Section 3.1 above shall be a percentage of the Year-to-Date expenditures, calculated on the following scale (U.S. Dollars): Annual Expenditures $0 to $1,000,000 of expenditures = 5 % Next $1,500,000 of expenditures = 3 % Next $3,500,000 of expenditures = 2 % Excess above $6,000,000 of expenditures = 1% A minimum amount of U.S.$2,500 shall be assessed each month.

  • The sum of such Maximum Annual Expenditures for the duration of the Master Agreement is the “Master Agreement Sum”.

  • In each year of this Master Agreement, the total of all amounts actually expended by County hereunder ("Maximum Annual Expenditures") may not exceed amounts allocated to County by the Board of Supervisors in County's approved budget.