Substantial Involvement means involvement on the part of the Government. DOE's involvement may include shared responsibility for the performance of the Project; providing technical assistance or guidance which the Applicant is to follow; and the right to intervene in the conduct or performance of the Project. Such involvement will be negotiated with each Applicant prior to signing any agreement.
Substantial Involvement means during the five years immediately preceding the application, the applicant devoted an average of at least 600 hours a year to the practice of Social Security disability law, but not less than 500 hours in any one year. "Practice" shall mean substantive legal work done primarily for the purpose of providing legal advice or representation, or a practice equivalent.
Substantial Involvement means to make a decision or recommendation on a BCSC application, investigation, proceeding or negotiation that significantly affects the business interests of an Outside Entity.
Examples of Substantial Involvement in a sentence
Substantial Involvement in Fixed Amount Cooperative Agreements Because fixed amount awards are based on measurable goals and objectives, the Planner and AO must exercise caution in selecting the appropriate areas of substantial involvement to ensure that the recipient can achieve the award’s goals and objectives and meet the payment structure independent of the Agency’s substantial involvement in the award.
More Definitions of Substantial Involvement
Substantial Involvement means involvement between USAID and the recipient that goes beyond such normal award administration and technical assistance (2 CFR 200).
Substantial Involvement means at least 25% of the lawyer’s practice is spent in the field of law of the certification.
Substantial Involvement means during the five years immediately preceding the application, the applicant devoted an average of at least 600 hours a year to the practice of Social Security disability law, but not less than
Substantial Involvement means involvement between USAID and the recipient that goes beyond such normal award administration and technical assistance (2 CFR 200.24). In determining whether an award will need substantial USAID involvement, the AO must evaluate the type of overall relationship expected between USAID and the recipient and must not consider a single aspect or proposed involvement.
Substantial Involvement means involvement on the part of the government that includes direction which the Applicant(s) is required to follow. Such involvement will be negotiated with each Applicant prior to signing any agreement.
Substantial Involvement in Family Law means the engagement by the applicant in Family Law matters as described in Section II(A). “Family Law” means matters in which any of the categories of issues listed following are significant factors, including issues from at least seven of the categories during the time in which the applicant claims substantial involvement in Family Law.
Substantial Involvement means during the five years immediately