Full Funding definition

Full Funding means, with respect to each Unit Purchaser, payment in full by such Unit Purchaser of that portion of the total Funding Amount set forth opposite such Unit Purchaser’s name on Exhibit A to the Preferred Unit Purchase Agreement (or, in the event that a Unit Purchaser breaches its obligations under the Preferred Unit Purchase Agreement to fund the total Funding Amount set forth opposite such Unit Purchaser’s name on Exhibit A to the Preferred Unit Purchase Agreement after such funding has been properly called in accordance with the terms of the Preferred Unit Purchase Agreement, the date that is three (3) Business Days after such proper call for funding).

Full Funding means the sum of commitments to fund, from

Full Funding means the sum of commitments to fund, from sources deemed by the Commission to be creditworthy, plus Commission cash-on-hand, plus any institution of a tariff or an agreement to impose user fees not subject to further approvals (if any), plus such other sources of funding deemed certain to be available as and when required, found by the Commission to be sufficient to facilitate the project or a discrete component thereof which is beneficial to the public.

Examples of Full Funding in a sentence

• Any inconsistency between the Application and the terms and conditions of this Full Funding Grant Agreement will be resolved according to the clear meaning of the provisions of this Agreement and Attachments hereto.

• Amendments to any of the documents referenced in Section 20, “Contents of Agreement,” will be made in accordance with the requirements and procedures set forth in FTA Circular 5010.1C, “FTA Project Management Guidelines” (October 1, 1998), as may be amended from time to time, and FTA Circular 5200.1A, "Full Funding Grant Agreement Guidance,” as may be amended from time to time.

• In accordance with Federal transit law at 49 U.S.C. Chapter 53 and FTA Circular 5200.1A, Full Funding Grant Agreements Guidance (December 5, 2002), by the Execution of this Agreement the Government is limiting its commitment to provide new starts funding for the Project to those funds that have been or may be appropriated during the term of SAFETEA‐LU and subsequent authorizations.

• Upon Execution of this Full Funding Grant Agreement by the Grantee named below, the Grantee affirms this Award by the Government (FTA Award), and enters into this Full Funding Grant Agreement with FTA.

• This Full Funding Grant Agreement consists of the text of this Agreement, which includes the first pages setting forth significant characteristics of the Agreement (such as the maximum Federal funds obligated and awarded for expenditure on the Project and the funding ratio of Federal and local funds to be expended for the Project, and such other data), followed by the Terms and Conditions and the Attachments to the Agreement.

More Definitions of Full Funding

Full Funding has the meaning set forth in the recitals.

Full Funding means the sum of commitments to fund, from sources deemed by the Commission to be creditworthy, plus Commission cash-on-hand, plus such other sources of funding deemed certain to be available as and when required, found by the Commission to be sufficient to Facilitate the Gateway Program.

Full Funding means travel and lodging costs, registration fees, per diem, and any other costs of attendance agreed upon in advance by the Board of Directors or House of Delegates. All members of the ISI Delegation shall be supported equally and no discrimination on any basis shall be permitted. Additional costs may be reimbursed by ISI as approved by the Board of Directors or House of Delegates.

Full Funding means all of the Company Equity Securities with respect to the Purchase Commitment have been purchased by Wind Acquisition and issued by the Company as contemplated under the Subscription Agreement.

Full Funding means, with respect to each Unit Purchaser, payment in full by such Unit Purchaser of that portion of the total Funding Amount set forth opposite such Unit Purchaser’s name on Exhibit A hereto.