Period One Clause Samples
Period One. Period One commences on the Effective Date and ends on June 30 of the fifth fiscal year following the fiscal year in which the Water Infrastructure Project is substantially complete, as defined in section 6.3. For example, if the Water Infrastructure Project is substantially complete in the fall of 2023, Period One will end on June 30, 2029.
Period One. On or before the end of the 24th month from the Entitlement Date the Company must achieve an aggregate Investment in the Project of at least
Period One. During the period beginning on the Closing Date and ending December 31, 2021, the sum equal to:
(1) $30,000,000.00; plus
(2) Provided the Borrower has satisfied the Accordion Prerequisites, the lesser of $20,000,000.00 or the then Available Borrowing Base.
Period One. The year ending December 3 l, 1999. The Seller shall exchange 5 of his remaining issued and outstanding shares of the Corporation for 12.500 shares of common stock of Finantra.
Period One. 5 Prevention – 6 CONTRACTOR shall complete the detailed activities specified in the ADEPT Provider Manual and 7 work to achieve the following six (6) Performancefour (4) Outcome Objectives within each of the six 8 (6) selected cities by June 30, 20152017:
9 1. At least seventy-fiveeighty percent (7580%) of adults educatedwho complete a post survey 10 shall increasereport increased knowledge of riskrisks of impaired driving from: substance abuse. 11
12 a. Alcohol use
13 b. Drug (licit/illicit) use
14 c. Combined alcohol/drug use
15 2. At least eighty 2. At least seventy-five percent (7580%) of adults educatedwho 16 complete a post survey shall increasereport an increased perception of the likelihood that an alcohol and 17 other drug impaired driver will be stopped by local policelaw enforcement.
18 3. At least seventy-fiveeighty percent (7580%) of adults educatedwho complete a post survey 19 shall increasereport increased awareness of social host practices that contribute to impaired driving.
20 4. At least seventy-fiveeighty percent (7580%) of adults educatedwho complete a post survey 21 shall increasereport increased skills in responsible social hosting.
22 5. At least eighty-five percent (85%) of persons trained in responsible beverage service shall
24 6. At least eighty-five percent (85%) of managers/owners trained in responsible beverage
Period One. September 3 - December 26, 2004 In contrast to many of the other Title II Cooperating Sponsors’ ICB grants, ARC’s proposal did not layout a specific management plan or system. All activities were coordinated by the grant manager who was usually the senior food program advisor (or senior food program administrator) depending upon the time period. The grant manager worked in close association with a Food Programming Working Group during FY04. This working group included members of the different operational units in the International Services Department (ISD). This was a highly productive time during which the working group and advisor focused on: • Increasing ARC HQ staff’s core understanding of food security and food management; • Developing proposals and initial monitoring and evaluation systems for two Title II projects—Tajikistan and Malawi—and the associated consortia; • Revising and updating the IPP training modules and tools that were developed under the IPP; and • Developing the partnership and plans for the ARC/CRS M&E series, including the first two draft modules.
Period One. Upon completion of Period One, the number of TRX Exchange Shares to be Released from escrow (“Period One Release Shares”) to the Sellers shall be calculated as follows:
Period One. Fiscal TBD Year Ended (80% of Target) (120% of Target) 12/31/__ Performance Period Two: Fiscal TBD Year Ended (80% of Target) (120% of Target) 12/31/__ Performance Period Three: WACC (80% of Target) (120% of Target) Fiscal Year Ended MIDPOINT 12/31/__ Performance Period Four: Three WACC (80% of Target) (120% of Target) Years Ended MIDPOINT 12/31/__ 4. Definitions a. Average Invested Capital means the sum of Invested Capital at the beginning of the measurement period and Invested Capital at the end of the applicable measurement period divided by two. b. Invested Capital means Stockholders Equity plus short and long-term debt less cash c. Non-Operating Expenses means without duplication during any Performance Period, interest expense, gain or loss on dispositions of assets, non-cash asset impairments, merger or acquisition expenses (so long as such impairment does not relate to an asset acquired during the applicable Performance Period) or other non-routine charges incurred during the applicable Performance Period as the Committee may determine is appropriate to include as Non-Operating Expenses during the applicable Performance Period.
Period One. For the period of time from April 1, 2011 through May 31, 2011, the City will pay the District a monthly fee of $8,800.00 ($17,600 in the aggregate) for the District’s performance of its obligations under the Agency Agreement, as amended by this Agreement, which amount represents a commitment of ten hours per week from ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. Stanley (“▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇”) and a commitment of five hours per week from ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (“▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇”).