Distribution Principles Sample Clauses

Distribution Principles. The Contractor agrees that the benefits of firm electric power or energy supplied under the contract shall be made available to its consumers at rates that are established at the lowest possible level consistent with sound business principles, and that these rates will be established in an open and public manner. The Contractor further agrees that it will identify the costs of firm electric power or energy supplied under the contract and power from other sources to its consumers upon request. The Contractor will demonstrate compliance with the requirements of this Provision to Western upon request.
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Distribution Principles. (a) In the event that, in accordance with the requirements set forth below, the Company is the subject of a Sale, Merger or Liquidation (as such terms are defined below, and which shall be referred to collectively as a “Transaction”), the shareholders agree to make a special distribution of the overall consideration obtained by them from such Transaction (the “Proceeds to be Distributed”, as defined hereinafter) in respect of the shares concerned by the Transaction (i.e. 100% of the shares in the event of a sale of the Company, or a lower number in the case of Transactions which will result in only a partial divestment of a stake in the Company, such as a sale of less than 100% of the capital or a distribution of a majority, but not all, of the Company’s assets). Such distribution shall be made in proportion to each shareholder’s respective interest in the Transaction (“Allocation Key no. 1”, as defined in Article 1.2 hereafter), provided that the share of the Proceeds to be Distributed allocated to E Shares concerned at the conclusion of such distribution shall, for each E Share, be at least equal to 1.8 times (1.8 x) the subscription price of a E Share, i.e. 2.024 x 1.8 = €3.6432. - 27/34 - Translation for information purposes only Otherwise, the distribution of the Proceeds to be Distributed shall be made according to specific rules (“Allocation Keys no. 2, 3 or 4”, as defined in Article 1.2 hereafter), which are intended to enable the holders of shares, to the extent possible, – and after a preferential initial distribution of 2% of the Proceeds to be Distributed to A Shares – to recover a price or other consideration per share equal to or greater than its subscription price, with a first-ranking priority right for E Shares, a second-ranking priority right for D Shares, a third-ranking priority right for C Shares and a fourth-ranking priority right for B Shares. These preferential distribution rules and the order of priority adopted have been defined by taking into account the differences between the subscription prices of A, B, C, D and E Shares and the order in which the investments therein was completed. The most recent subscribers agreed to invest in the Company on condition that they be given priority in recovering their funds, which the earlier subscribers.
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Distribution Principles. The purpose of making low-cost, Federally--generated power available is to encourage the most widespread use thereof,
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Distribution Principles. (a) Upon termination of a Task, the Executive Committee shall, so far as practicable, allocate the assets and any outstanding expenditures of the Task to the Task Participants in proportion to their respective contributions from the beginning of the operation of the Task, and for that purpose shall take into account the contributions and any outstanding obligations of current or former Task Participants.
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Distribution Principles. The purpose of making low-cost, Federally-generated power available is to encourage the most widespread use thereof, and therefore for entities which resell power purchased under this Contract the benefits of electric service supplied under this Contract shall be made available to its consumers at rates or charges that are established at the lowest possible level consistent with sound business principles. These rates or charges must be established in an open and public manner. The Contractor further agrees that it will identify the costs of electric service supplied under this Contract to its consumers upon request. The Contractor will demonstrate compliance with the requirements of this subsection to Western upon request.
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Distribution Principles. (a) Subject to Section 3(3)(b) below, the BOD shall, having regard to the factors enumerated below, estimate the funds arising in the ordinary course of the Company’s operations during the relevant fiscal year which will be surplus to the Company’s reasonable requirements and therefore available for distribution to Shareholders (“Available Distributable Funds”). In determining Available Distributable Funds, the BOD shall have regard to the Company’s future growth requirements, special opportunities, existing and projected debt service and working capital requirements, the then anticipated methods of financing the foregoing and such other factors as the BOD may consider appropriate under the circumstances. In particular, the BOD may establish an appropriate reserve to fund payment of indebtedness, capital expenditure commitments and other known liabilities and obligations falling due after the fiscal year in question. Available Distributable Funds shall be distributed to the Shareholders at such times as determined by the BOD and by way of dividends or in such other manner as the BOD may determine. The BOD may at any time revise its estimate of Available Distributable Funds for a particular fiscal year and if the BOD is at any time unable to agree on estimated Available Distributable Funds, the BOD shall refer the matters in dispute to the Company’s external accountants or auditors, as the case may be, for determination, which shall be binding on all Parties until such time as the BOD or the Company’s external accountants or auditors, as the case may be, make a further determination of Available Distributable Funds as contemplated herein.
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