Major definition

Major very major". These represent a scale of demand; the individual phrases should be interpreted accordingly.

Major means completion of at least 64 credits at exit level and at least 32 credits in the preceding year in that discipline or in any other closely related specified discipline.

Major for municipalities, means a facility having an average wet weather design flow of 1.0 million gallons per day (MGD) or greater. For industries “major” means a facility which is designated by EPA as being a major industry based on the EPA point rating system.

Examples of Major in a sentence

• Report on Compliance for each Major Program and a Report on Internal Control over Compliance.

• Keep or cause to be kept the Secured Properties and other Collateral in such good operating condition and repair (subject to reasonable wear and tear) as would a prudent owner of comparable property, having regard however to any renovations, expansions or improvements under construction from time to time as permitted pursuant to the terms of this Agreement or the Major Leases.

• True copies of each of the Material Agreements and Major Leases, have been delivered or made available to the Lenders or the Lenders' Counsel (in the case of any new Major Leases, such Major Leases have been delivered concurrently with the delivery of the financial statements in Section 10.1(u)).

• BUILDER shall provide to OC SAN, prior to execution of this Agreement, the names and full description of Major Suppliers and BUILDER’s project team members anticipated to perform any work under this Agreement (“Key Personnel”).

• Major Suppliers shall be defined as any of the BUILDER’s third-party vendors or suppliers that individually provide $100,000 or more of the BUILDER’s cost of materials, supplies, or services required to construct and deliver the Vessel.

More Definitions of Major

Major means a field of study in which a student com- pletes an academic specialization as part of an approved program leading to a license.

Major means a program of study within a degree program that includes a minimum of twenty per cent of the program's total hours in the specific discipline intended to be named as the major in the program's title. At the same time, the balance between general education, basic and technical courses must be maintained in the program.

Major means, when added as a prefix or suffix to a use, a use which, due to its nature or relatively larger scale, will or could have, in the sole opinion of the Development Authority, an impact on surrounding uses, or which may be intended to serve an area larger than the immediate or local area;

Major means, in general, those facilities or developments which, considering the size of the urban or rural area and the range of size, capacity or service level of similar facilities or developments in the area, are either larger than average, serve more than neighborhood needs or have significant land use or traffic impacts on more than the immediate neighborhood:

Major means six (6) or more credits earned in the same area of study.

Major means a combination of courses as specified in the syllabuses, accumulating not fewer than 48 credits except where otherwise provided for in the syllabuses, in the same disciplinary field, to be taken in the third to the sixth semesters of the curriculum.

Major means an academic course of study leading to a bachelor’s degree by an accredited/approved four-year institution. The equivalent of a major is defined as a compilation of at least thirty (30) credit hours in the specified major field from accredited/approved institution(s), at least nine (9) of which shall be advanced undergraduate courses or higher.