Substantial Amendment definition

Substantial Amendment means an amendment to the terms of the Clinical Investigation Plan that requires approval by the Research Ethics Committee or is likely to significantly affect the obligations of the Parties in respect of the safety, conduct or management or costs of the Clinical Investigation.
Substantial Amendment. : means change to the terms of the protocol or any other trial supporting documentation that is likely to have significant impact and affect the safety and integrity of trial participants, the scientific value of the research, the conduct or management of the research, and the quality or safety of any investigational medicinal product used in research.
Substantial Amendment means an amendment to, or the City’s discretionary renewal or extension of:

Examples of Substantial Amendment in a sentence

  • If any amendment results in a change in the funding amount, that does not trigger a Substantial Amendment, as defined, Subrecipient Scope of Services, threshold and milestone dates or schedule of activities to be undertaken as part of this Contract, such modifications will be incorporated only by written amendment executed by Director, or designee and Subrecipient.

  • This Contract will be in effect for the period of affordability for activity, which may be up to twenty (20) years from the date of completion, depending on the amount of assistance provided, as referenced in State of Montana NSP Substantial Amendment Plan Year 2008 Annual Action Plan, Section C – Definitions and Descriptions (p.

  • State of Montana NSP Substantial Amendment, Plan Year2008 Annual Action Plan, submitted to HUD November 28, 2008 and approved by HUD January 30, 2009 (“the NSP Program”).

  • This Agreement will be in effect for the period of affordability for activity, which may be up to twenty (20) years from the date of completion of the City’s/County’s NSP Program, depending on the amount of assistance provided, as referenced in State of Montana NSP Substantial Amendment Plan Year 2008 Annual Action Plan, Section C – Definitions and Descriptions (p.

  • For performance of projects funded by federal funds committed as a result of the Action Plan Amendment #1 Substantial Amendment for the Second Allocation of CDBG-Disaster Recovery, approved November 10, 2014, this provision also applies in addition to the above: a notice in the Federal Register at Fed.


More Definitions of Substantial Amendment

Substantial Amendment means an amendment to a joint economic development zone contract that increases the rate of municipal income tax that may be imposed within the zone, changes the purposes for which municipal income tax revenue derived from the zone may be used, or adds new territory to the zone.
Substantial Amendment means an amendment to a joint 90
Substantial Amendment means an amendment —
Substantial Amendment means an amendment that materially changes a rate or term
Substantial Amendment means an amendment to a joint economic development zone contract that increases the rate of municipal income tax that may be imposed within the zone, changes the purposes for which municipal income tax revenue derived from the zone is used, adds one or more contracting parties, or changes the area or areas included in the zone.
Substantial Amendment means the amendment to the Department’s consolidated plan that must be filed with HUD as a requirement for obtaining HPRP funds outlining how the Department will allocate and utilize HPRP funds.
Substantial Amendment means any amendment other than an amendment to correct a clerical error or other obvious mistake(s) or error(s) arising from oversight or omission.