Commingle means the act of Commingling.
Commingle means the act of Commingling. "Commission" means the Utah Public Service Commission.
Commingle means to mix together exchange funds of taxpayers with other funds belonging to or under the control of the exchange facilitator in such a manner that a taxpayer's exchange funds cannot be distinguished from other funds belonging to or under the control of the exchange facilitator.
Examples of Commingle in a sentence
CLEC may Commingle UNEs with Wholesale Services or Tariffed access services obtained from CenturyLink as provided for in this Agreement.
CLEC may Commingle UNEs with Tariffed Access Services obtained from CenturyLink as provided for in this Agreement.
Upon request, Sprint will perform the work necessary to Commingle such UNE or UNE combinations with wholesale services purchased from Sprint.
CLEC may Commingle UNEs with Wholesale Services or tariff services obtained from Sprint as provided for in this Agreement, in accordance with 47 C.F.R. 51.309 (a).
CLEC will compensate Sprint the costs of work performed to Commingle UNEs or UNE combinations with wholesale services.
More Definitions of Commingle
Commingle means to combine shellstock harvested on different days or from different growing areas as identified on the tag or label; or to combine shucked shellfish from containers with different container codes or different shucking dates.
Commingle means to combine gas from different sources into a common, undifferentiated whole.
Commingle means combine animals from different owners in a common area or enclosure.
Commingle means a licensee depositing the licensee's own funds in the account where the funds of others are held in trust, except as allowed in 12 AAC 64.180(d);
Commingle means bovids of opposite sex and belonging to different owners in the same enclosure or pasture with a reasonable opportunity for sexual contact.
Commingle means the mixing of funds from any source, including personal funds, with trust
Commingle means the mixing of funds from any source, including personal funds, with trust funds as defined in ORS 696.241, by a licensed real estate property manager or principal real estate broker, except as specifically authorized by this chapter.