Financial Conditions definition

Financial Conditions. Means the document comprising all the fees due by the User for the purchase, use and management of Electronic Money, as provided in the Special Conditions of Use.
Financial Conditions. (Part II, option B) means the conditions a seller is willing to sell on and a purchaser willing to accept taking into account Market Conditions but which compensate the parties who paid for development of the subject matter being sold (or licensed) according to the amount each party contributed for development.
Financial Conditions. Force Majeure” means calendar day. means conditions a seller is willing to sell on and a purchaser willing to accept which are more favourable to the purchaser than Market Conditions (and which normally allow reasonable profit for the seller). means the conditions a seller is willing to sell on and a purchaser willing to accept taking into account Market Conditions but which compensate the parties who paid for development of the subject matter being sold (or licensed) according to the amount each party contributed for development. means an event which is, unforeseeable, unavoidable and external at the time of Contract signature, occurs beyond the control of the affected Party and renders the performance of the Contract impossible for the affected Party, including but not limited to: Acts of God, Governmental Administrative Acts or omissions, consequences of natural disasters, epidemics, war hostilities, terrorist attacks.

Examples of Financial Conditions in a sentence

  • TREBESCHI, Emerging Markets' Spreads and Global Financial Conditions, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, v.

  • All BIDDERS MUST complete the required Bidder’s Disclosure Statement, Non-Collusion Declaration, and must provide a copy of the required Statement of Financial Conditions, even if a Bidder is currently executing work for the Town.

  • Current Global Financial Conditions and Trends Securities of mining and mineral exploration companies have experienced substantial volatility in the past, often based on factors unrelated to the financial performance or prospects of the companies involved.

  • Technical, Commercial, Operating, Financial Conditions, Terms of Financial Bid, Special Conditions and other General conditions are given in this Tender Document.

  • Comparative Analysis of Financial Conditions –––––––––––––––––––––––––– 265 II.


More Definitions of Financial Conditions

Financial Conditions means the Financial Conditions in respect of payment of the WG funding to all the Authorities set out in Schedule 2
Financial Conditions shall have the meaning provided in EXHIBIT D.
Financial Conditions means, if the Borrower has obtained relief under the Audit Relief Legislative Instrument at any time since the date of this Deed, that:
Financial Conditions. The annual license fee for the VSAT service shall be @ 10% of the Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) (inclusive of Universal Service Obligation (USO)) up to 31.12.2005. W.e.f. 01.01.2006, the annual license fee for the VSAT service shall be @ 6% of the Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) (inclusive of Universal Service Obligation (USO)). The AGR is defined in Annexure 1.” Copy to :-
Financial Conditions section of Appendix A to the Exclusive License Agreement is hereby deleted and replaced with the following new section: Financial Conditions: Phase 1 Development and testing phase, commenced in September 2014:
Financial Conditions section of Appendix A to the Non-Exclusive License Agreement is hereby deleted and replaced with the following new section: Financial Conditions:
Financial Conditions. (i) Tenant's Current Ratio shall be equal to or greater than 1.0 to 1.0. The term "