Enhancement Agreement. An executed copy of the Enhancement Agreement pursuant to the Supplement with respect to any Series of Notes for which the Series Closing Date occurs on the Initial Closing Date;
Enhancement Agreement. This Insurance Agreement is an “Enhancement Agreement” and a “Related Document” under the Indenture.
Enhancement Agreement. 32 District Literacy Plan 2009-2010 Appendix A District Context School District 60 (Peace River North) is located in the northeast corner of British Columbia on the eastern side of the Northern Rockies on the northern edge of the Canadian prairies. The region is characterized by energy and growth. Rapid development in the petro-chemical, energy, forestry and service industries has led to our student population remaining stable at around 5800 students even during the recent times of economic uncertainty in other parts of the province. Our schools range in size and format, from small rural schools to kindergarten to secondary com- munity schools, to a Distance Education Program that serves a vast geographic area. Fort St Xxxx is the district!s largest community. It is home to six modern elementary schools, two junior secon- dary schools and a large senior secondary school. There are elementary schools in the surround- ing communities of Baldonnel, Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Lake, as well as community elementary/ secondary schools in the more distant centers of Xxxxxx!s Hope, Prespatou, Clearview and Upper Pine. The Northern BC Distance Education School, centered in Fort St Xxxx, services all of north- eastern British Columbia, the Yukon and parts of the Northwest Territories. The district is preparing for a major restructuring in the fall of 2010. The implementation of a middle school model will see our larger elementary schools reorganized to K - 6, the junior secondary schools becoming Grade 7 – 9 middle schools, and the senior secondary expanding to a Grade 10 – 12 format. Our district!s student population is diverse, including significant aboriginal and European ESL popu- lations. The character of the district is equally varied, blending rural and urban sensibilities as well as two distinct provincial perspectives in BC and neighboring Alberta. Our learning community ex- emplifies true northern spirit, valuing personal resilience, entrepreneurial spirit, independence and hard work.
Enhancement Agreement. 40 District Literacy Plan 2010-11 Appendix A District Context School District No. 60 (Peace River North) is located in the northeast corner of British Columbia on the eastern side of the Northern Rockies on the northern edge of the Canadian prairies. The region is characterized by energy and growth. Rapid development in the petro- chemical, energy, forestry and service industries has led to our student population remaining stable at around 5800 students even during the recent times of economic uncertainty in other parts of the province. Our schools range in size and format, from small rural schools to kindergarten to secondary community schools, to a Distance Education Program that serves a vast geographic area. Fort St Xxxx is the districtʼs largest community. It is home to six modern elementary schools, two middle schools and a large senior secondary school. There are elementary schools in the surrounding communities of Baldonnel, Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Lake, as well as community elementary/secondary schools in the more distant centers of Hudsonʼs Hope, Prespatou, Clearview and Upper Pine. The Northern BC Distance Education School, centered in Fort St Xxxx, services all of northeastern British Columbia, the Yukon and parts of the Northwest Territories. The district implemented a middle school model last fall. Larger elementary schools were reorganized to K - 6, the junior secondary schools became Grade 7 – 9 middle schools and the senior secondary expanded to a Grade 10 – 12 format. Even more exciting were plans to develop secondary teaching space within the city’s Xxxxxxx Sports facility. This initiative, now endorsed and supported by all levels of local and provincial governments, is a clear demonstration of the district’s commitment to local partnerships and innovative practice. The learning spaces created by this project will allow schools across the district the flexibility to prepare for and implement full day kindergarten, while also providing secondary students with engaging opportunities to connect with learning within their community beyond the bounds of the regular school building. The Energetic Learning Campus will provide Project Based/Interdisciplinary Learning opportunities for approximately 170 Grade 10 students. Our districtʼs student population is diverse, including significant aboriginal, immigrant, and ESL populations. The character of the district is equally varied, blending rural and urban sensibilities as well as two distinct provincia...
Enhancement Agreement. DESCRIPTION MONTHLY COMMITMENT MONTHLY COST CURRENT EXTENDED COMMITMENT 12/15/96 - 12/31/9 1 $ [++++] $ [++++] 1/1/97 - 3/31/97 3 [++++] [++++] TOTAL $ [++++] ----------------------- --------------------------- --------------------------- -------------------------------------- First Commerce Bank agrees to pay the following fees for the duration shown in the monthly commitment column. nFront(R) will provide the following services for payment of these fees(1): - Set up nBank office - ISP - Recruit new employees - Happy New Year site - New Product Suite - Bill Xxxment - FAQ - Site Map - Quicken export - Games/Quiz/Giveaways - Virtual Vault - Web TV - Network computers - Enhance register program - Scheduled transfers - Enhance pending register The completion of these projects is based on a full time effort by nFront and will also involve effort from First Commerce Bank. nFront will deliver a schedule of milestones to be completed by First Commerce Bank by January 6, 1996. Any additional 3rd party costs necessary to complete these projects will be presented to First Commerce Bank for approval. First Commerce Bank agrees to pay nFront these items at the time of order. nFront agrees to participate as a consultants and technical advisor for First Commerce Bank at all times. If a specific project outside of the first quarter projects begins to hamper the development of the existing project schedule, nFront will discuss the projects with First Commerce Bank and jointly set the priorities of the projects. Signatures: /s/ Charxxx X. Xxxxx, Xx. /s/ Tripx Xxxxxxx ------------------------------ --------------------------- Charxxx X. Xxxxx, Xx. Tripx Xxxxxxx Xxxst Commerce Bank nFront President President LICENSE AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT BETWEEN NFRONT, INC. ("NFRONT") A GEORGIA CORPORATION HAVING ITS PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS AT: 215 XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX, XXXXXXX 00000 AND FIRST COMMERCE BANK ("CUSTOMER") HAVING ITS PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS AT: 1731 X. XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX, XX. 00000
Enhancement Agreement. Goal 1 is to increase First Nations students’ sense of belonging. Our district has incorporated strategies and structures to support improvements and evidence shows improved transition rates. Goal 2 is to increase the quality of academic success for all First Nations students. Our district is involved in a number of initiatives toward this end. Goal 3 is to increase respect and understanding of history, culture, governance and languages of First Nations. This year the district is developing a unit of study on the three local nations which teachers can incorporate in Social Studies 10 and other secondary courses.
Enhancement Agreement. THIS TRANSPORATION DISADVANTAGED MOBILITY ENHANCEMENT AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) dated as of , 2016 (“Effective Date”) by and between BAY AREA METRO, LLC D/B/A UNITED TAXI, a Florida limited liability company, with its principal address located at 00000 XX Xxxxxxx 00 Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx 00000 (“Provider”) and the PINELLAS SUNCOAST TRANSIT AUTHORITY, an independent special district of the State of Florida, PSTA located at 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, St. Petersburg, Florida, (“PSTA”). In consideration of the mutual promises contained herein and the mutual benefits to be derived therefrom, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:
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Enhancement Agreement. 15 SECTION 5.02. The Enhancer as Controlling Party..............................15 SECTION 5.03. Access to Information..........................................15
Enhancement Agreement. Pursuant to a financial guaranty insurance policy (the "Enhancement Agreement") issued by XL Capital Assurance Inc. (the "Enhancer"), the Enhancer will agree unconditionally and irrevocably to guarantee the timely payment of interest on and scheduled principal of the 2009 Notes to the Trustee on behalf of the Noteholders as set forth in Exhibit A hereto. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in the Master Indenture or this First Supplemental Indenture, all amounts received by the Trustee from the Enhancer will be deposited into the Paying Agent Account with respect to the 2009 Notes for payment solely to the Noteholders in accordance with the terms of the Enhancement Agreement. The Enhancement Agreement does not guarantee the payment of the Optional Redemption Premium payable with respect to any optional redemption of the 2009 Notes or the payment of Additional Amounts with respect to the 2009 Notes.
