BPS Clause Samples

BPS. (2012a). Human Development Indexes 2010-2011. BPS Jakarta. BPS. (2012b). Indonesian Oil Palm Statistics 2011. BPS.

BPS. Advances under the Acquisition Loan shall be conditioned upon the Borrower evidencing compliance with all financial covenants (on a proforma basis inclusive of permitted acquisitions), there being no other Events of Default in existence under the Loan Agreement, and the Bank's prior written consent which shall not be unreasonably delayed or denied in reference to acquisitions with a purchase price in excess of $2,000,000.00. Further, availability under the Acquisition Loan shall be conditioned upon the Borrower demonstrating to the satisfaction of the Bank a Senior Funded Debt/EBITDA ratio of less than 2.5 to 1.0 on a trailing four quarter basis, on a pro forma basis inclusive of each permitted acquisition and calculated on a consolidated basis at the closing of such acquisition.

BPS. (2014). Gross Regional Domestic Product of Provinces in Indonesia by Industry. BPS. (2019). Statistik Perkebunan Indonesia 2018-2020: Kelapa Sawit. ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/open?id=1FVxpBNihnuB3ayAALBi- FtsBShIUxMTD

BPS. “BPS,” as used in this SLA in connection with a Service Credit for a service level nonconformity, means: (a) basis points (one-hundredths of one percent) per annum, the monthly portion of which is multiplied by (b) the Average End of Day Balance of Custodial Deposit Accounts processed on the System for the month in which the service level nonconformity occurs.

BPS. Annual Cost Lot Selection Fee: $ 15,000 per fund, after the initial year for any new fund. Annual PFTC Identification fee: $ 1,000 per fund that holds equity securities, after the initial year for any new fund. Annual Fee for periodic Capital Gain Estimates (up to ten): $3,000 per fund, after the initial year for any new fund, includes calculations of equalization credits and deferred losses due to wash sales (note: this fee may be adjusted as mutually agreed periodically to account for changes in circumstances):

BPS. The areas noted on the attached plan and schedule of land denote NET croppable hectares from the 2015 BPS Claim. These areas will form the basis of the letting irrespective of any adjustments that may be required as a result of changes in BPS rules or changes to game crop areas/2016 BPS. For the avoidance of doubt, the 2016 BPS Claim has been submitted by the existing farm business and is registered as eligible for BPS purposes. Sheep or cropping only No cattle permitted. The land is not currently subject to any Environmental grant scheme. Entry into a new agreement will be with prior written consent of the Landlord only. There will be no ingoing valuation. Cropped fields will be left in stubble or grass by the outgoing Tenant. Tenants will be responsible for keeping field management of a high standard. Such field management includes for the maintenance of a high degree of control in respect of noxious weeds and the maintenance of the pH. Several fields are accessed from Estate roads and tracks with shared access. It will be a requirement for the tenant to maintain these unsurfaced tracks regularly in order to keep them at least in their present condition. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ must be trimmed annually with care taken to preserve and improve their existing shape, no ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to be cut back beyond the annual growth, without prior Landlord’s approval. Tenants will be required to control rabbits, pigeons, rats and other pests on the holding. In the case of any shooting, previous notification must be given to the Landlord. By prior appointment only through the Agents.

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BPS. BPS represents and warrants to Customer that the Services shall be provided in a workmanlike, professional manner and meet the Service Level requirements set forth in Attachment A.

BPS. 1) BPS shall be responsible for student registration under the supervision of the Superintendent, or designee and provide Harlow’s with student information needed to establish routes. Online student transportation will begin on or about May 15 of each year and have a cutoff date of the Friday proceeding July 15 of each year. Parents may register their child before this date even if the student will start riding later in the school year. BPS shall keep database of students approved for 2) Any students that register after the date in section 1.a.1 will added to the route no later than 1 month after the start of school or the date of registration, whichever is later. 3) SIT (students in transition) will be immediately checked eligible for transportation in PowerSchool. After being registered SIT students shall not be made to wait the 30 day period. These students will be clearly marked in the Google Docs database. 4) Students/families new to the Bismarck area will checked eligible for transportation in PowerSchool as in section 1.a.1 and BPS will notify Harlow’s to route as soon as reasonably possible.