Track 2 means Track 2 of the Application of Southern California Edison
Track 2 means Track 2 of SCE’s General Rate Case for Test Year 2021, which has been docketed by the Commission as A.00-00-000, as set forth in the Scoping Memo therein.
Track 2 campaign development and management: Strategy, campaign/creative development, media planning/buying/stewardship/management/reporting, campaign and project management to develop SPD recruitment brand and execute an integrated media campaign to launch in January of 2024 (though possibly later, if agreed upon by both parties) and run through the end of the year under this Agreement. The full Scope of Work, estimated budget for this Agreement, and the time schedule for completion of such Work are described in Exhibit A, which is attached to and made a part of this Agreement. The Work is subject to City review and approval. The Consultant shall confer with the City periodically, and prepare and present information and materials (e.g. detailed outline of completed Work) requested by the City to determine the adequacy of the Work or Consultant’s progress. Work is deemed accepted/approved by the City if it meets the requirements set forth in Exhibit A (“Accepted”).
Examples of Track 2 in a sentence
Terminals must have a magnetic stripe reader capable of reading Track 2 on the PIN-Debit Cards.
When an Automated Fuel Dispenser (“AFD”) transaction takes place, the card must be presented and the entire, unaltered contents of either Track 1 or Track 2 of the magnetic stripe must be read and transmitted along with a value of “90” in the POS entry mode code field.
The selected remedy is a Track 2: Restricted use with generic soil cleanup objectives remedy.
Card data information protected by the P2PE Service may include Track 1 or Track 2 data (Magnetic Stripe Data obtained through a magnetic card swipe read) or PAN Data (Manually Entered Personal Account Number ("card") data) as appropriate to the type of transaction processed on the SCD.
As a result of the higher demand of the Track 1 incentive program, D.11-07-031 reallocated all unreserved Track 2 incentive budget to Track 1 and closed the Track 2 program Track 1 provides fixed, up front, capacity-based EPBB incentives.
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Track 2 campaign development and management: Developing strategy and SPD recruitment brand idea to launch in January of 2024 via a fully integrated campaign. To the extent of any conflict between the terms of the Agreement and those of this SOW, the terms of this SOW will control. Scope of Work Summary Here are the major phases of CF agency work and involvement that would fall under this agreement based on discussions and alignment between the City of Seattle, SPD and CF.
Track 2 campaign development and management: Strategy, campaign/creative development, media planning/buying/stewardship/management/reporting, campaign and project management to develop SPD recruitment brand and execute an integrated media campaign to launch in January of 2024 (though possibly later, if agreed upon by both parties) and run through the end of 2024.
Track 2 campaign development and management
Track 2 means for Performance Years prior to Performance Year 2023, one of the two tracks of MDPCP in which a primary care practice that has signed an MDPCP practice participation agreement or, beginning in Performance Year 2022, an FQHC that has signed an FQHC Participation Agreement with CMS may participate. For Performance Year 2023, Track 2 means one of the three tracks of MDPCP in which an MDPCP Participant may participate. Relative to a participant in Track 1, an MDPCP Participant in Track 2 is subject to more comprehensive Care Transformation Requirements. Beginning for Performance Year 2024, and each subsequent Performance Year, Track 2 means one of the two tracks of MDPCP in which an MDPCP Participant may participate.
Track 2 means the cluster sequencing process used to select a further two clusters for the deployment of CCUS technology.
Track 2. The Track that relates to the Class 2A Certificates and the Subordinate Certificates (in respect of the Subordinate II Amount) and comprises all Loan Components that bear interest at 5.50%.
Track 2 experimenting with policy solutions. Once the technology and business model landscape is clear, the mission-oriented agency (see below for governance) should be able to contribute to policy reforms by engaging in experimental policymaking, and inspiring legislative proposals that would remove obstacles to promising solutions. o Policy experiments could include instruments such as randomized controlled trials, rapid prototyping, landscaping, ideation sprints, instant focus groups, scenario testing, virtual and actual sandboxes and randomized controlled trials are of utmost importance for the future of innovation-friendly policymaking, together with algorithmic approaches to regulation (Xxxxx 2017). The overall idea is to generate experience and data, which will later enable counterfactual evaluation of the prospective, possible impact of the new solution. o Input to policymaking would take the form of a “wishlist” that would be submitted to DG RTD and later to the SecGen for inclusion in the Commission yearly work programme. For every policy idea, validated by the board of mission leaders and later by DG RTD, there should be an extensive roadmap or inception IA, which backs the need for the proposal and its possible related costs and benefits. This would enable a more structured approach to the innovation principle and to a large extent also a more satisfactory implementation of the innovation deals.