Scope of Assignment definition

Scope of Assignment means the document included in the RFP which explains the scope of work, activities, tasks to be performed, etc.

Scope of Assignment means as described in the relevant clause of this document.

Scope of Assignment shall be as follows:

Examples of Scope of Assignment in a sentence

• A brief description of the Scope of Assignment in phases is given below.

• These radial loading forces SAPPHIRE NECKSILVER SPACERGRIP AREASAPPHIRE FACECENTRAL AXIS OF RESONATOR Fig.

• Other technical information submitted with the Bid regarding the Scope of Assignment will also be reviewed including importations, if any, required.

• We offer to execute the Investment Management Agreement, if selected, as per the Scope of Assignment in the RFP document issued to us.

• Event Booth with literature/popups/and other Scouting items to display at public events, etc.

• The above list is inclusive and not exhaustive i.e. the Scope of Assignment shall include providing all assistance for implementing/ complying with IFCO-FR.

• Property and Sale Inspection: This report was prepared in conformance with the Scope of Assignment and the requirements of the format assigned.

• Purpose and Scope of Assignment The Individual Consultant/System Engineer is required to engage and facilitate initiatives focused on Implementation, management and support and maintenance of the Lanka Government Cloud (LGC) under the CERC project.

• Scope of Assignment: The expected deliverables/results of the consultancy services are to provide services.

• The selected Audit/ Advisory Firm will be associated with the Bank till the completion of assignments as given in the Scope of Assignment in Annexure B.

More Definitions of Scope of Assignment

Scope of Assignment means the document included in the RFP which explains the

Scope of Assignment. This assignment includes, but is not limited to, all rights in the aforementioned inventions, improvements, and modifications; all rights in the above-identified applications and all other applications for Letters Patent of the United States and countries foreign thereto for the said inventions, improvements, and modifications; all Letters Patent that may issue from the said applications in the United States and countries foreign thereto; all divisions, continuations, reissues, and extensions of the said applications and Letters Patent; and the right to claim for any of the said applications the full benefits and priority rights under the International Convention and any other international agreements to which the United States adheres.