Examples of Other Beneficiary in a sentence
Where the rules on State Aid apply, you must assess the organisation, which may or may not be an Employer Beneficiary or Other Beneficiary organisation, for the State Aid that they have already received and are proposed to receive as a result of their involvement in your Project.
Contingent Beneficiary(ies) and Other Beneficiary DesignationsA Contingent Beneficiary will receive benefits only if the Primary Beneficiary(ies) does not survive you.
You agree that you will in accordance with this clause 12 indemnify us and any Related Person (each an Indemnified Party and together the Indemnified Parties) from and against all liability, claims, actions, proceedings, costs, damages or demands arising out of or in connection with unauthorised disclosure of the Services or any product thereof to any third party who is not an Other Beneficiary.
Employer Beneficiary and Other Beneficiary organisations are both Beneficiary Organisations as defined in your Grant Agreement.
Before agreeing to support an Other Beneficiary, it is recommended that you undertake some form of initial or early assessment of the organisation to identify: • how the ESF funded activity will be suitable and effective in addressing the needs of the organisation; • the specific barriers or challenges faced by the organisation and its own beneficiaries (relevant to the Project objectives); and • whether the Other Beneficiary qualifies for support.
Please note that if you do not have the evidence to support an Other Beneficiary starting on your Project you will not be able to claim ESF Grant Funding for this Other Beneficiary in relation to any related inputs, Outputs or Results in the Grant Agreement, e.g. Careers Clusters ‘Schools/colleges engaged and needs analyses completed’, ‘HEIs/Employers completing a 26-week pilot’ and ‘Employer-endorsed careers strategies created’.
If the Spouse dies after distributions are required to begin, distribution shall be made under (iii) as though the Spouse were the Participant.(B) Other Beneficiary.
An Other Beneficiary is an organisation (e.g. a school, college or university) which is itself a direct beneficiary of a Mayor’s ESF Project and whose own beneficiaries (e.g. pupils, learners) will also directly or indirectly benefit from the Project (e.g. through an enhanced curriculum, opportunities to undertake work experience etc.).
No one or more Holders of the Notes or any Other Beneficiary shall have any right in any manner whatsoever to affect, disturb or prejudice the lien of the Indenture by his, her, its or their action or to enforce any right hereunder except in the manner described herein, and all proceedings at law or in equity shall be instituted, had and maintained in the manner herein described and for the benefit of the Holders of all Outstanding Notes and Other Beneficiaries as their interests may appear.
In that year, Medifast internally calculated its total tax expense as $1,805,708 and a deferred tax asset as $1,079,321.