Federal approval means approval by the applicable regional transmission organization or other Federal Energy Regulatory Commission-approved transmission planning process of a transmission project that includes the transmission line. Federal approval may be evidenced in any of the following manners:
Federal approval means approval by the centers for Medicare and Medicaid services of the United States department of health and human services.
Federal approval means the approval by the federal government of both the quality assurance fee established pursuant to this article and the supplemental payments to private hospitals described pursuant to this article.
Examples of Federal approval in a sentence
The STIP/TIP may be amended at any time, but amendments require Federal approval and redetermination of STIP/TIP fiscal constraint and air quality conformity, where applicable.
More Definitions of Federal approval
Federal approval means the last approval by the federal government required for the implementation of this article and Article 5.226 (commencing with Section 14168.1).
Federal approval means approval by the centers
Federal approval as used in this section means the first Federal approval action, whether final or conditional. For states receiving conditional approval, the implementation schedule begins to run at the time that conditional, rather than final, approval is granted.
Federal approval means the approval by the federal government of both the quality assurance fee established pursuant to this article and the supplemental payments to private hospitals described in Sections 14169.2 and 14169.3.