Following Sample Clauses

Following. (i) the payment in full of the aggregate Outstanding Amount of the Notes and of all other amounts owing or to be distributed hereunder or under the Indenture to the Noteholders, the Trustee and the Indenture Trustee and (ii) the termination of the Trust, any amount remaining on deposit in the Spread Account shall be distributed to the Seller or any transferee or assignee pursuant to clause (g). The Seller (and such transferees and assignees) shall in no event be required to refund any amounts properly distributed pursuant to this Section 5.6(c).
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Following. Louisville Telephone shall provide to BellSouth a letter certifying that Louisville Telephone is providing a significant amount of local exchange service (as described in Sections 5.3.7.2, 5.3.7.3, 5.3.7.4, or 5.3.7.5) over such combinations. This offering is intended to provide connectivity from an end user’s location through that end user’s SWC to Louisville Telephone’s POP serving wire center. The circuit must be connected to Louisville Telephone’s switch for the purpose of provisioning telephone exchange service to Louisville Telephone’s end-user customers. The EEL will be connected to Louisville Telephone’s facilities in Louisville Telephone’s collocation space at the POP SWC, or Louisville Telephone may purchase BellSouth’s access facilities between Louisville Telephone’s POP and Louisville Telephone’s collocation space at the POP SWC.
Following. The rotor is fitted with an internal baffle(s) and end caps, as described in section 5.1.1.(d) and (e) following, if in final form. However the complete assembly may be delivered only partly assembled.
Following. (a) any breach of the General Conditions by the Founder; or
Following. (a) the receipt by the Receivables Trustee of the Receivables Trustee Account Bank's Termination Notice; or
Following. If I should begin a Twitter account for professional use, I have no expectation that you as a client will want to follow me. But if you wish to do so, my primary concern is your privacy. If you share this concern, there are more private ways to follow on Twitter (such as using an RSS feed or a locked Twitter list), which would eliminate your having a public link to my content. Please note that if you do choose to follow me I will not follow you back, because I believe casual viewing of clientsonline content outside of the therapy hour can create confusion in regard to whether it’s being done as a part of your treatment or to satisfy my personal curiosity. In addition, viewing your online activities without your consent and without our explicit arrangement towards a specific purpose could potentially have a negative influence on our working relationship. If there are things from your online life that you wish to share with me, please bring them into our sessions where we can view and explore them together, during the therapy hour.
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Following. Section 1.0 of the Contract is hereby deleted and replaced in lieu thereof with the “The Contract shall commence on July 1,2013 and shall terminate on June 30, 2021, unless earlier terminated pursuant to Sections 5 and 6 below.”
Following. 3.3.1 determination or agreement of all Relevant Claims and the satisfaction of all Due Amounts in respect of such Substantiated Claims outstanding (if any) on or after the Release Date; or
Following. The Practice and its employees may publish a blog on our website or post psychology news on Facebook or Twitter. We have no expectation that you as a patient will want to follow our blog or Twitter stream. However, if you use an easily recognizable name on Facebook or Twitter and we happen to notice that you’ve followed us there, we may briefly discuss it and its potential impact on our working relationship. Our primary concern is your privacy. You are welcome to use your own discretion in choosing whether to follow us. Note that we will not follow you back, as we do not follow current or former clients on blogs, Facebook or Twitter. Our reasoning is that we believe casual viewing of patients’ online content outside of the therapy hour can create confusion regarding whether it’s being done as a part of your treatment or to satisfy our personal curiosity. In addition, viewing your online activities without your consent and without our explicit arrangement towards a specific purpose could potentially have a negative influence on our working relationship. If there are things from your online life that you wish to share with your practitioner, please bring them into your sessions where you and your practitioner can view and explore them together, during the therapy hour.
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