External Consultant means the third party acting on behalf of the Pharmaceutical Company during dialogues and negotiations with Decision Makers. External Consultant of this kind may be, for example, public relations agency or communication agency, legal representative, etc.
External Consultant means a consultant appointed by the Council who, in the opinion of the Council, has the requisite expertise to advise in respect of the applications
External Consultant means an external consultant to the district land board and includes a technical officer from another district or from the centre and where necessary, from the private sector as specified in regulation 94;
Examples of External Consultant in a sentence
External Consultant Anthropologist At cost [Usually $900 – $1200; Indexed to CPI] per person per day or pro rata for part thereof where a day is 7.5 hours.
The cost with regards to the appointment of the External Consultant shall be shared equally between the Municipal Body and the Contractor.
Xxxxxx Xxxxx External Consultant World Trade Institute Xxxxxx Xxxxx is an External Fellow of the World Trade Institute (WTI), University of Bern, Switzerland.
Offered people in the External Consultancy Team The Consultant may replace the offered persons in the External Consultant Team if the background is explained ex.
Xxxxx Xxxxxx Nurse Promoters Community members and Municipal authorities External Consultant Xxxx Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx Evaluation Team Leader Tel: 000-000-0000 xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx ATTACHMENT B Evaluation Assessment Methodology The final evaluation team was composed of representatives from all the major actors in the project (see previous Attachment A) and was led by an external consultant.
More Definitions of External Consultant
External Consultant means an appropriately qualified and experienced external consultant appointed by the Council to assess the Development Viability Information; GDV means gross development value and the term Estimated GDV shall be interpreted accordingly; Intermediate Housing means a Dwelling of Affordable Housing as defined generally in Annex 2 of the NPPF dated June 2019 (as updated amended or varied from time to time), and more specifically in parts (b), (c) and/or (d) (including Shared Ownership Housing) and Intermediate Housing Units shall be interpreted accordingly; Late Stage Review means a Viability Review carried out on the Late Stage Review Date in accordance with the provisions of Part 3 of this Schedule 7; Late Stage Review Contribution means a financial contribution equivalent to 60% of any Surplus Profit to be used towards the provision of Affordable Housing in the Council's administrative area which when combined with the Affordable Housing Baseline Threshold shall be subject to the Affordable Housing Cap; Late Stage Review Date means the date on which 90% of the Dwellings in the Development have been Disposed of as determined by the Council pursuant to this Agreement; Market Value means the price at which the sale of the relevant property interest would have been completed unconditionally for cash consideration on the Relevant Review Date based on detailed comparable market evidence, including evidence of rental values achieved for any Component of the Development which has been Disposed but not Sold, to be assessed by the Council and assuming:
External Consultant means specialist consultants appointed to support the Council in delivering its Services
External Consultant means a person or group of persons, not employed by the emitter and not forming part of the same group within the meaning of section 9 of this Regulation;
External Consultant means the external consultant(s) appointed by the Council to assess a Financial Viability Appraisal.
External Consultant means the external consultant(s) appointed by the Council to assess the Development Viability Information
External Consultant means the external consultant(s) appointed by the Council to assess the Development Viability Information;
External Consultant. An individual or entity outside the pension plan retained to provide professional services to the plan, including assisting the plan in selecting investment managers. Plan Sponsor: The entity that establishes the pension plan and employs the participants/members of the plan. Active Member: see “participants.” Deferred Member: those persons who have left the plan and are no longer making contributions but are eligible for benefits in the future Retirees: those persons who are receiving pension benefits from the plan. Exhibit B- Travel and Training Expenditure Policy The Boulder Fire and Police Money Purchase Pension Plan Board of Trustees have acknowledged the need to build an independent body of knowledge in the administration of the City of Boulder sponsored retirement plan. This is best accomplished through participation in a conference, seminar and/or event as identified and approved by the Board of Trustees. Other pension business (e.g., due diligence visits) may require out of town travel. Spouse, children or significant other's costs are not covered for payment by the Plan. Receipts are required for all purchases or expenditures using Plan funds. No out of pocket costs will be reimbursed until a receipt is tendered to the Plan by the Trustee. Below are the respective rules governing the use of Plan assets for costs associated with conferences, seminars, events, or other pension business requiring out of town travel: Conference: Registration fully paid by the Plan prior to the conference dates.