Substantial value definition

Substantial value means a dollar value determined by the State Ethics Commission in 930 C.M.R.

Substantial value means a value greater than the current parliamentary salary. If a Member’s total property portfolio (excluding main and other homes) has a substantial value, it should be registered.

Substantial value means having more than nominal or inconsequential value or having merchantable value. Any item or service with a value of $5 or more is presumed to have substantial and not nominal or inconsequential value.

Examples of Substantial value in a sentence

• Substantial value addition can be done by purchasing inexpensive land and by converting the land from raw land to developable land.

• Previous work in smaller, selected cohorts 16 (seniors, youth, etc.) has described the significant impact of the pandemic in a number of areas, including mental health problems in 20% of the population.

• CellPro acknowledges that Corixa's participation and work in the Research Program may be of Substantial value to CellPro, including lead-time gained by CellPro as a result, and that the Know-How included in the Corixa Technology have been Identified and constitute valuable and Substantial Secrets and know-how of Corixa.

• Substantial value addition can be achieved by adopting modern production processes and creating trending finishes.

• Substantial value is destroyed and companies face significant corporate risk if these delays occur during project execution.

More Definitions of Substantial value

Substantial value means that an Application has an overall functional purpose that is not the same overall functional purpose as any Software licensed.

Substantial value means a dollar value determined by the State Ethics Commission in 930 C.M.R. 5.05. See Rules 3.13 and 3.15.

Substantial value means anything of more than token or inconsequential value, but is not limited to money, property, personal favors, or hospitality including meals, sports outings, or similar entertainment. Source: 2008 GAB 03. The Wisconsin Government Accountability Board has held that the cost of a meal provided to a local official, even if it does not exceed $15, is of more than token or inconsequential value.

Substantial value is measured either (i) by lines of code, whereby at least 80% of the total lines of code in a product is attributable to functionality which is not general viewing, filtering and conversion functionality (excluding, for example, file transfer functionality) or text-based search and/or Information Retrieval functionality or (ii) ultimate end use, whereby the ultimate use of a product involves only incidental use of general viewing, filtering and conversion functionality (excluding, for example, file transfer functionality) or text-based search and/or Information Retrieval functionality.

Substantial value means that an Application has an overall ----------------- functional purpose that is not the same overall functional purpose as any Software licensed to Primus by Versant.

Substantial value means having more than nominal or inconsequential value or having merchantable value. Any item or service with a value of $25.00 or more is presumed to have substantial value.

Substantial value means the value of a particular object that exceeds the sum of RSD 3,000,000.