Bilateral Agreements definition

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Bilateral Agreements. MOBILITY GRANTS

Bilateral Agreements shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.2 of this Agreement.

Examples of Bilateral Agreements in a sentence

• Evaluation activity over the life of the agreement will shift the focus to the overall objectives of the Bilateral Agreements and where feasible will assess progress against the longer term indicators.

• Neither this Agreement nor any PatentBook Subscriber (Licensee) Agreement shall modify, terminate or have any other effect on any Bilateral Agreements with respect to any Licensed Patent that is the subject of a Bilateral Agreement.

• The Parties acknowledge that those Financial Agreements and Previous Bilateral Agreements shall continue in force for the purposes of those outstanding obligations.

• Financial arrangements In addition to Part 5 of the FFA - AHCSO, the following requirements also apply: Funding for the Priority Works Stream delivered under this Schedule is contingent on that States agreement to both the Heads of Agreement and Bilateral Agreements of the National Agreement on Social Housing and Homelessness.

• In compliance with the relevant Faculty’s Study regulations, some Faculties have established a maximum number of credits that can be achieved during the exchange programmes (Erasmus+, Bilateral Agreements and Free Mover).

More Definitions of Bilateral Agreements

Bilateral Agreements means the agreements identified in items B.6 and B.8 of Schedule II of the Intercreditor Agreement.

Bilateral Agreements mobility grants are incompatible with any other form of funding awarded to support mobility by Italian bodies/organisations.

Bilateral Agreements means the agreements set forth on Schedule IV hereto.

Bilateral Agreements mobility grants are incompatible with any other form of funding awarded to support mobility by Italian bodies/organisations. Students are hereby informed that, for destinations in Italy covered by specific agreements, the funds provided by the ministerial initiative “Erasmus Italiano” may be used as an alternative, where possible. This initiative, which is not connected to the European Erasmus+ programme, aims to promote student mobility within the national territory. Potentially, based on specific agreements and the confirmed availability of ministerial funds, the initiative offers a scholarship of up to a maximum of 1,000 Euros for each month of mobility. The “Erasmus italiano” funding is, in any case, accessible only to those students who can provide proof of an ISEE value not exceeding €36,000.00 for the previous year. If the conditions for accessing this funding are not met, the lump sum of 1,750 Euros gross will apply for an academic semester of mobility, funded by unibz.

Bilateral Agreements means those certain revolving credit facilities, in an aggregate principal amount on the date hereof of $1,600,000,000, entered into by and among the Borrower and various banks, as lenders thereunder, as amended, restated, modified or replaced from time to time.

Bilateral Agreements means the agreements listed on Schedule 1.01(a), as such Schedule may be modified from time to time by the Borrower upon notice to the Administrative Agent; provided that the aggregate credit lines under the Bilateral Agreements shall not be increased by more than €40,000,000.

Bilateral Agreements means the individual agreements between the Government and each Cooperating Member relating to the latter's assistance in the financing of the Project."