Target - retention Sample Clauses

Target - retention to ensure that the margin of differential for the retention of students from under-represented groups and the remainder of the cohort does not fall below -5% in these categories (SEC 4-7, students with a declared disability, Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic Groups).
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Target - retention. (a) On or prior to June 15 of each year, United shall submit to AARP Trust its estimate as to its Retention for the coming Policy Year. (b) On or prior to August 15 of each year, AARP Trust will advise United if it approves its estimated Retention for the following Policy Year. The estimated Retention approved by AARP Trust pursuant to this Section 3.3.6(b) is herein referred to as "Target Retention." 3.3.7
Target - retention. One-twelfth of the Target Retention, gross to the Investment Income Credit and net of Vendor Operating Expenses and Vendor Pass-Through Expenses, for the Policy Year, which transfer shall be made on the fifteenth day of each calendar month (or next following Business Day).
Target - retention to ensure that the margin of differential for the retention of students from under-­represented groups and the remainder of the cohort does not fall below -­5% in these categories (SEC 4-­7, students with a declared disability, Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic Groups). Milestones: Year Margin of differential 2015-­16 Margin of differential to remain at or above -­5% 2016-­17 Margin of differential to remain at or above -­5% 2017-­18 Margin of differential to remain at or above -­5% 2018-­19 Margin of differential to remain at or above -­5% 2019-­20 Margin of differential to remain at or above -­5%

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