Concentrations Sample Clauses

Concentrations. As of the Closing Date, no single obligor represents more than 1.00% of the initial aggregate balance of all Receivables. Data tape Schedule of Receivables i) Observe the Schedule of Receivables and the data tape and calculate the initial aggregate balance of all the Receivables in the pool ii) Observe the data tape and determine the unpaid principal balance of the Receivable and all other Receivables to which the Obligor is a party. Aggregate the unpaid principal balances of all of the Obligor’s Receivables iii) Calculate the ratio of the aggregate unpaid principal balance of the Obligor’s Receivables as a percentage of the aggregate balance of the pool of Receivables iv) If the answer to (iii) is less than or equal to 1.00%, then Test Pass.

Concentrations. As of the Closing Date, no single obligor represents more than 1.00% of the initial aggregate balance of all Receivables.

Concentrations. No Receivable has a Contract Value (when combined with the Contract Value of any other Receivable with the same or an Affiliated Obligor) that exceeds 1% of the Initial Pool Balance.

Concentrations. (A) No Receivable has a Contract Value (when combined with the Contract Value of any other Receivable with the same or an Affiliated Obligor) that exceeds 1% of the Initial Pool Balance. (B) The sum of the Contract Values of all Either/Or Leases originated by the five Dealers that have originated the greatest amount (by Contract Value) of Either/Or Leases included among the Receivables does not exceed 2% of (1) as of the Closing Date, the sum of the Contract Values of all of the Initial Receivables and (2) as of any Subsequent Transfer Date, the sum of the Contract Values of the Initial Receivables plus all Subsequent Receivables sold on or prior to that Subsequent Transfer Date. (C) The sum of the Contract Values of all Either/Or Leases originated by the three Dealers that have originated the greatest amount (by Contract Value) of Either/Or Leases included among the Receivables does not exceed 1% of (1) as of the Closing Date, the sum of the Contract Values of all of the Initial Receivables and (2) as of any Subsequent Transfer Date, the sum of the Contract Values of the Initial Receivables plus all Subsequent Receivables sold on or prior to that Subsequent Transfer Date. (D) The sum of the Termination Values guaranteed by the Dealers other than the five Dealers that have originated the greatest amount (by contract Value) of Either/Or Leases included among the Receivables is not substantially less than 10% of (1) as of the Closing Date, the sum of the Contract Values of all of the Initial Receivables and (2) as of any Subsequent Transfer Date, the sum of the Contract Values of the Initial Receivables plus all Subsequent Receivables sold on or prior to that Subsequent Transfer Date. (E) The sum of the Termination Values guaranteed by the Dealers other than the three Dealers that have originated the greatest amount (by contract Value) of Either/Or Leases included among the Receivables is not substantially less than 12% of (1) as of the Closing Date, the sum of the Contract Values of all of the Initial Receivables and (2) as of any Subsequent Transfer Date, the sum of the Contract Values of the Initial Receivables plus all Subsequent Receivables sold on or prior to that Subsequent Transfer Date. (F) The sum of the Contract Values of all Either/Or Leases originated by Dealers other than the five Dealers that have originated the greatest amount (by Contract Value) of Either/Or Leases included among the Receivables does not exceed 13% of (1) as of the Closing D...

Concentrations a) A concentration is a cluster of related courses on a clearly defined topic. b) A student can only moderate into a concentration in conjunction with his or her Moderation into a program. The Moderations may be either simultaneous or sequential; if they are sequential, the Moderation into the program must come first. In either case, there must be a clear significance and value to the coterminous completion of the requirements of the concentration and the program. c) A concentration requires 2-3 courses by the time of Moderation and a total of 5-6 4 credit courses (or a total of 20-24 credits) by the time of graduation; exceptions to these limits can occur only by petition to the Curriculum Committee. d) To complete a concentration, a student must moderate, fulfill all course requirements, and produce a Senior Project that combines the interdisciplinary theories and methods of the concentration with the disciplinary theories and methods of the program.

Concentrations. At no time shall Borrower and its Subsidiaries, on a consolidated basis, derive more than 15% of its aggregate Net Operating Income from any single tenant. Any tenant entities whose financial reporting is, in accordance with GAAP, consolidated shall, for the purposes of the foregoing covenant, be deemed a “single tenant.”

Concentrations. At no time shall Borrower and its Subsidiaries, on a consolidated basis, derive more than 15% of its aggregate Net Operating Income from any single tenant (other than IHOP Corp. and its Subsidiaries ["IHOP"]) nor, prior to December 31, 2003, more than 40% of its aggregate Net Operating Income from IHOP nor, after December 31, 2003, more than 35% of its aggregate Net Operating Income from IHOP. Any tenant entities whose financial reporting is, in accordance with GAAP, consolidated shall, for the purposes of the foregoing covenant, be deemed a "single tenant."

Concentrations. Within 60 days from the effective date of this Written Agreement, the Bank shall adopt, implement, and adhere to a written plan which is acceptable to the Regional Director and Chief Deputy Commissioner to manage concentrations of credit in a safe and sound manner. At a minimum, the plan must provide written procedures for the ongoing measurement and monitoring of concentrations of credit, including the commercial real estate concentration, and establish limits on concentrations relative to of the Bank’s capital that is commensurate with safe and sound banking practices and the overall risk profile of the Bank.

Concentrations. (i) The Borrower shall not, and shall not permit any Subsidiary to, invest in or acquire any Owned Property or Mortgage Loan where a single Operator (excluding Affiliates) operates or leases more than 15% of the Total Investments of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries, except that the Borrower and its Subsidiaries may invest up to 45% of the Borrower's and its Subsidiaries' Total Investments in Sun Healthcare, Inc. and Assisted Living Concepts, Inc., provided that the maximum concentration to either of such Operators shall not exceed 25% of the Borrower's and its Subsidiaries' Total Investments; (ii) The Borrower shall not invest in or acquire any single Owned Property or Mortgage Loan secured by a single Property in an aggregate amount in excess of $20,000,000.