Economically feasible definition

Economically feasible means that the gross revenues derived from any applicable operations is in excess of that needed to pay the Costs of Gaming Operations or Costs of Ancillary Operations, as applicable to the operations in question.

Economically feasible means that the gross Revenues derived from any applicable operations is in excess of that needed to pay the Permitted Operating Costs for such operations.

Economically feasible means the annual cost to manually read a site is greater than the annual cost of installing and maintaining a communication link.

Examples of Economically feasible in a sentence

• Whenever this Agreement requires a determination as to whether the development or implementation of a technology or practice is Economically Feasible, the Parties shall use the following process to make such determination.

• For Disputes arising under Section 6.5 or other Disputes related to the development or implementation of Economically Feasible Technologies and/or Practices, the Arbitration Award shall be binding on SMC up to an aggregate amount of $1,000,000 per year.

• The objective of the Economic Feasibility study and report shall be to determine whether it is Economically Feasible for SMC to develop or implement the technology or practice or take the action required under this Agreement.

• If SMC determines that it is Economically Feasible to develop or implement the technology or practice or to take the action, SMC shall develop or implement the technology or practice or take the action as soon as possible.

More Definitions of Economically feasible

Economically feasible means cost effective based on consideration of factors including, but not limited to, direct and avoided costs such as whether the material is capable of being collected by the department in the same truck as source separated metal, glass and plastic recyclable material, and shall include consideration of markets for recycled material.

Economically feasible means that an alternative product or replacement chemical

Economically feasible means to decide whether or not a procurement is prudent, thrifty, effective and efficient; to source in a fiscally responsible manner; to consider the best return on investment of available funds (when considering environmental benefits), not being wasteful or extravagant.

Economically feasible means that, after an analysis of how beneficial and practical the implementation of a technology or practice will be to SMC, the local community, and to the Environment, the benefits are demonstrated to outweigh the costs.

Economically feasible means that the Improvements, Equipment, and Inventory for which loss or damage has resulted shall be capable of being restored to their preexisting condition and utility in all material respects with a value equal to or greater than the which existed prior to such loss or damage and such restoration shall be capable of being completed prior to the earlier to occur of (i) the expiration of business interruption income insurance for the Facility (as described in Section 4.5(d) above) as determined by the Lender or its operating adviser or (ii) the date which is one hundred eighty (180) days prior to the Maturity Date.

Economically feasible means that the outstanding indebtedness on a property plus the cost of improvements to the property cannot exceed 110% of the current assessed market value of the property (or taxable value in the case of personal property), as determined by the Dakota County Assessor as adjusted by the Case- Shiller Home Price Index.

Economically feasible. For all purposes of this Conveyance: