Relevant Guidance definition

Relevant Guidance means (i) any legal or supervisory requirement applicable to the Issuer or the Notes or, if none, (ii) any applicable requirement, recommendation or guidance of a Relevant Nominating Body or, if none, (iii) any relevant recommendation or guidance by industry bodies (including by ISDA), or, if none, (iv) any relevant market practice.

Relevant Guidance means the document entitled “AS TM1: Statutory Money Purchase Illustrations” that is adopted or prepared, and from time to time revised, by the Financial Reporting Council Limited;”, and

Relevant Guidance means guidance published by the Medical Officer of Health as to the steps to be taken by individuals who are confirmed or suspected as being infected or contaminated with Covid-19;

Examples of Relevant Guidance in a sentence

• In determining the Replacement Rate, the Relevant Guidance shall be taken into account.

• In determining the Adjustment Spread, the Relevant Guidance shall be taken into account.

• In determining any Replacement Rate Adjustments, the Relevant Guidance shall be taken in account.

• Relevant Guidance In exercising its power to vary a Part IV permission, the FSA must have regard to guidance published in the FSA Handbook.

• The Adviser shall continue to have responsibility for all services to be provided to the Fund pursuant to the Advisory Agreement and shall oversee and review the Sub-Adviser’s performance of its duties under this Agreement; provided, however, that in connection with its management of the Assets, nothing herein shall be construed to relieve the Sub-Adviser of responsibility for compliance with the Relevant Guidance and Laws.

• Relevant Guidance For All Sectors:• Face Coverings Guidance• Orientación Sobre el Uso de Mascarillas de Tela• Self-Isolation for Older Adults and Those Who Have Elevated Risk• Aislamiento para Adultos Mayores y Personas que Tienen un Riesgo Elevado• Employers, health care workers and workers in general industry 1.

• In determining the Adjustment Spread, the Relevant Guidance (as defined below) shall be taken into account.

• Relevant Guidance For All Sectors:• Face Coverings Guidance• Orientación Sobre el Uso de Mascarillas de Tela• Self-Isolation for Older Adults and Those Who Have Elevated Risk• Aislamiento para Adultos Mayores y Personas que Tienen un Riesgo Elevado• Employers, health care workers and workers in general industry1.

• In determining the Replacement Rate, the Relevant Guidance (as defined below) shall be taken into account.

• Relevant Guidance Notes produced by the HSE; for example, EH10 Asbestos: Expo- sure limits and measurements of airborne dust concentrations 1995 and MS13 Asbes- tos.

More Definitions of Relevant Guidance

Relevant Guidance means (i) any legal or supervisory requirement applicable to the Issuer or the Notes or, if none, (ii) any applicable requirement, recommendation or guidance of a Relevant

Relevant Guidance means (i) any legal or supervisory requirement applicable to the Securities or the Issuer or, if none, (ii) any applicable designation (in particular (but not limited to) pursuant to Article 23 (2) of Regulation (EU) 2016/1011, as amended) requirement, recommendation or guidance of a Relevant Nominating Body or, if none, (iii) any relevant recommendation or guidance by industry bodies (including by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc.) or, if none, (iv) any relevant market practice.

Relevant Guidance means guidance relating to consultation by a public authority with third parties in relation to requests for information (as defined in Clause 26.8.1) made to the public authority.

Relevant Guidance means the CMA’s publication ‘UK higher education providers: advice on consumer protection law’2, or other guidance that the provider can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the OfS is similarly authoritative.

Relevant Guidance means the document entitled “Technical Memorandum TM1: Statutory Money Purchase Illustrations” which –

Relevant Guidance means (i) any legal or supervisory requirement applicable to the Issuer or the State Treasury