PBR definition

PBR means plant breeder’s rights as defined in the PBR Act.

PBR means the performance based rate setting methodology for regulation of public utilities;

PBR means Performance Based Regulation;

Examples of PBR in a sentence

• A prospective bidder who requires clarification regarding the contents of the bidding documents shall notify to the NSRY (PBR) or to the mail ID.

• Online at eprocure.gov.in/central public procurement portal in NSRY (PBR) Commercial Department Office.

• Firms registered with NSRY (PBR) will not be exempted from EMD submission.

• The contractor shall not employ any service personnel of the NSRY (PBR) or on his own take any assistance either directly or indirectly from any of the workshops / facilities of the NSRY (PBR) in the form of men or material for Scope of Work.

• On completion of the work, the contractor will be required to obtain a satisfactory work completion certificate from the NSRY (PBR) and submit the same along with the bill to NSRY (PBR).

More Definitions of PBR

PBR means plant breeder’s rights as defined in the PBR Act;

PBR means PBR in a plant variety as those terms are defined in section 3 of the Plant Breeder's Rights Act 1994 (Cth).

PBR means the NHS financial system, the rules and core principles of which are set out in the Code of Conduct for Payment by Results;

PBR means performance-based rate-setting;

PBR means the aggregate dollar amount of SRCs that must be billed during a given period (i.e., semi‑annually or such other applicable period) so that the SRC Collections will be timely and sufficient to meet the PPR for that period, based upon: (i) forecast usage data for the period; (ii) forecast uncollectibles for the period; (iii) forecasts lags in collection of billed SRCs for the period; and (iv) projected collections of SRCs pending the implementation of the True-Up Adjustment.

PBR means past business review;

PBR means Permit by Rule as set forth in 30 TAC, Ch. 106.