Examples of Encumbered Funds in a sentence

Encumbered Funds Funds that were committed by fellowship agreement where the agreement(s) commenced during the fiscal year.
Retirement Division Posts Chart for ARP Members with TIAA Encumbered Funds The chart, on the SEBAC 2011 ARP to SERS Hybrid Transfer website, indicates the following steep costs according to whether Transfer Payout Annuities are in process, that is, years left for moving funds out of TIAA Fixed.
The Notification of Encumbered Funds function notifies Finance of the need to encumber funds.
The Encumbered Funds item will include both the Conservancy’s $221,000 one-time reappropriation of its FY 03/04 Support Budget (currently shown) and the unspent balance of its FY 04/05 Support Budget (which is estimated to be approximately $200,000 and is not currently shown).
Encumbered Funds need to be claimed by February 1, 2022 Atlantic County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund 2021 EPL/CYBER Risk Management Budget Member MunicipalityOpening BalanceJanuary 2021February 2021March 2021April 2021May 2021June 2021July 2021August 2021Sept.

More Definitions of Encumbered Funds

Encumbered Funds means those funds which have been obligated for use by contract or invoice.

Encumbered Funds means those funds that which have been obligated during a given fiscal year by proper execution of a purchase order, or some other formal agreement that which is enforceable as a contract for disbursement of those funds to disburse money.

Encumbered Funds means funds reserved by a county by means of a legal obligation such as a contract, purchase order, or other commitment to expend the funds.

Encumbered Funds means monies from a district's allocation that have been committed to an

Encumbered Funds means Officer Training Monies that have been obligated during a given fiscal year by

Encumbered Funds means funds allocated toward a proposal.