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project sponsor

Defined in 9 places across 6 titles of the United States Code.

Project sponsor.—The term “project sponsor” has the meaning given the term in section 139(a).

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Project sponsor.—The term “project sponsor” means any major user of the national airspace system, as determined by the Secretary, including a public-use airport or a joint venture between a public-use airport and one or more air carriers.

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Project sponsor.—The term "project sponsor" means the agency or other entity, including any private or public-private entity, that seeks approval of the Secretary for a project.

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The term “project sponsor” has the meaning given the term in section 139(a).

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The term "project sponsor" has the meaning given the term "non-Federal interest" in section 1962d–5b(b) of title 42.

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The term “project sponsor” means—

(A) a group of producers; or

(B) a biomass conversion facility.

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The term “project sponsor” means—

(A) a group of producers; or

(B) a biomass conversion facility.

The Secretary shall establish and administer a Biomass Crop Assistance Program to—

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The term “project sponsor” means a nonprofit organization or a housing agency of a State or unit of general local government that contracts with a grantee to receive assistance under this chapter.

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The term "Project Sponsor" means a Puerto Rico Agency or private party proposing the development of an existing, ongoing, or new infrastructure project or Energy Project.

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The term "project sponsor" means an entity, including any private, public, or public-private entity, seeking an authorization for a covered project.

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The term “project sponsor” means the agency or other entity, including any private or public-private entity, that seeks approval of the Secretary for a project.

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The term “project sponsor” means, with respect to proposed eligible activities, the organization directly responsible for carrying out the proposed eligible activities.

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