Examples of ARRA Funds in a sentence
To the extent this Contract involves the use of ARRA Funds, Contractor shall comply with both the ARRA Requirements and these Supplemental Terms and Conditions, except where such compliance is exempted or prohibited by law.
Schedule of Expenditure of Federal AwardsIn addition to the requirements described in “Use of ARRA Funds and Requirements,” proper accounting and reporting of ARRA expenditures in single audits is required.
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPLETE THIS ARTICLE: First Paragraph: For studies funded with ARRA Funds , add the following (or similar) language as the second sentence: "A separate " Cumulative Inclusion Enrollment Report" shall be completed for each clinical research protocol funded with ARRA funds." Second paragraph: Select the sentence appropriate for the type of contract within the brackets below.
First Paragraph: For studies funded with ARRA Funds , add the following (or similar) language as the second sentence:o "A separate " Cumulative Inclusion Enrollment Report" shall be completed for each clinical research protocol funded with ARRA funds."2.
The provisions of this section shall refer to the two federal funding sources collectively as ARRA Funds.
CTCAC shall condition all awards of ARRA Funds upon the following: Project owners seeking cash in lieu of 100% of their credit awards must return their entire current tax credit reservation, including any reserved State Credit to CTCAC.
Eligible 2007, 2008, and 2009 Tax-Exempt Bond Projects with committed equity partners that still have a funding gap may also compete for ARRA Funds as gap financing within the same competition as those seeking cash in lieu of credits.
Successful applicants shall receive either ARRA Funds as determined by CTCAC.
CTCAC shall set aside no more than $100 million in ARRA Funds for MHP, SHP, and Homeless Youth projects with signed HCD financing commitments that have yet to commence construction.
ARRA Funds This contract may involve funding under the American (No Response Required) Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009 (“Recovery Act”).