Examples of Additional Parity Securities in a sentence
CONSENT OF THE HEAD OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT AND OBLIGATION TO SUPERVISE THE PROGRESS AND DATE OF PROJECT IMPLEMENTATIONContentsSignature of the Head of the unit and a stampI consent to the implementation of the internal grant and undertake to supervise the progress and deadline of the project………………………………… The applicant's signature Lodz, on ………………………………Appendix No. 4 to Ordinance No. 55/2021 of the Rector of Lodz University of Technology of September 29, 2021.
At the time such Additional Parity Securities shall be issued, the City shall have fully complied with all provisions of the Series 2009 Warrant Ordinance, the Series 2015-A Warrant Ordinance, the Series 2015-B Warrant Ordinance and of this Ordinance then required to be performed including making all payments then required to be made into the Warrant Fund.
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The Series 2013 Warrants and any Additional Parity Securities issued pursuant to and in compliance with applicable provisions of the Warrant Ordinance, irrespective of when issued, shall all have the same priorities and be entitled to the same lien position, with respect to the pledge made in the Warrant Ordinance of the net revenues derived from the operation of the System.
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Other than the Series 2004 Warrants, the Series 2005 Warrants and the Series 2006 Refunding Warrants, no Additional Parity Securities that have been issued since the Series 1984 Warrants were issued now remain outstanding.
The Warrant Ordinance in general provides that the City will keep (or cause to be kept) all moneys in the Debt Service Fund not needed, during the then next ensuing five (5) days, for payment of debt service on the Series 2013 Warrants or any Additional Parity Securities, invested in Eligible Investments having such stated maturities as will assure the availability of cash in the Debt Service Fund sufficient to meet the needs thereof.
Such payments of interest and principal (if any) shall be made from the sources and to the extent required by the provisions of Section 20 of the Series 1984 Ordinance, as it now exists, pro rata and on a parity of lien and pledge with the payments required to be made therein with respect to the Series 2001 Warrants, the Series 2004 Warrants and any other Additional Parity Securities hereafter issued.
If not so fully funded simultaneously with the issuance of such Additional Parity Securities, the Reserve Fund Increase resulting therefrom is effectively required, under the Warrant Ordinance, to be fully funded over a period of not more than sixty (60) months.