Key Events definition

Key Events means the four main phases in the development process: (1) Preliminary Application Approval, (2) Final Application Approval, (3) Construction Start; and (4) Construction Completion.

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Key Events means an international, continental or national competition which is a major or pinnacle event for the sport or are at least the equivalent of a World Cup or World Championship, and have an equivalent field of competitors to that which is likely to occur at the Games.

Key Events means an international, continental or national competition listed in clause 6.2(b) of this Policy.

Examples of Key Events in a sentence

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• ACT will ship ACT test booklets to the Test Supervisor to arrive at the school prior to the test date (see the Summary of Key Events and Milestones for District Choice State Testing).

• As it is in the Government’s interest to complete the USS ▇▇▇▇ (DDG 67) EDSRA (inclusive of base and all option CLINs) ahead of schedule to allow the early delivery ship back to the Fleet, the Government is interested in incentivizing the early completion of the Key Events within the contractor’s control that the Government expects should be reasonably expected to lead to this outcome.

• The report shall address changes to the Key Events and Milestones list and major problems of Work Items, to include negative float, and proposed corrective action.

• To demonstrate satisfaction of the criteria for a Team Event(s) in clause 3.4.2 above, satisfactory evidence must be produced to the NZOC by the NSO of the performances and results of the nominated Team, in the Key Events (see clause 3.

• To demonstrate satisfaction of the criteria by nominated athlete(s) for Individual Events in clause 3.3.2 above, satisfactory evidence must be produced to the NZOC by the NSO of the nominated athlete(s)’ performances and results in Key Events (see clause 3.5) in the Individual Event(s) at which they seek to be selected for the Games.

• Additional quantities will be shipped to the Test Supervisor at the school before the initial test date in accordance with the published date on the Summary of Key Events and Milestones for District Choice State Testing.

• All deadlines in the Summary of Key Events and Milestones for District Choice State Testing must be met without fail.

• March 18, 2011 ACT mails select School Districts an agreement to be signed, including a Summary of Key Events and Milestones for District Choice State Testing, Standard Testing Requirements, and Qualifications and Responsibilities for test staff.

• All answer folders must be received at ACT no later than the date listed in the Summary of Key Events and Milestones for District Choice State Testing to be included in scoring.

More Definitions of Key Events

Key Events means the events set forth in Section 6.7.

Key Events means large-scale events which may impact on the price and availability of travel and accommodation in frequently visited areas, as per paragraph 3.3.6.11 of Schedule 2;