Aggregate Benefits definition
Examples of Aggregate Benefits in a sentence
To the extent any reduction in Aggregate Benefits is required by this Section, the Aggregate Benefits shall be reduced or eliminated in accordance with the Executive’s instructions provided Valley has no reasonable objection thereto, and all reductions or eliminations shall be based on the value of the Aggregate Benefits established for purposes of the determination required under this Section.
To the extent any reduction in Aggregate Benefits is required by this paragraph, the Company and Executive shall cooperate so that the reduction results in Executive retaining the maximum amount of the Aggregate Benefits.
If the Accountants determine that Excise Taxes will likely be due, the Aggregate Benefits will be reduced by the minimum amount necessary such that no Excise Taxes are due.
To the extent any reduction in Aggregate Benefits is required by this Section, the Aggregate Benefits shall be reduced or eliminated in accordance with the Executive’s instructions provided Valley has no reasonable objection thereto, and all reductions or eliminations shall be based on the value of the Aggregate 101569855.1 Benefits established for purposes of the determination required under this Section.
The amount of any such reduction will be determined in the reasonable discretion of the Company and/or the Accountants; provided, however, that the Executive shall be entitled to determine which portion(s) of the Aggregate Benefits are to be reduced.
To the extent any reduction in Aggregate Benefits is required by this Section, the Aggregate Benefits shall be reduced or eliminated in accordance with the Executive’s instructions provided Valley has no reasonable objection thereto, and all reductions or eliminations shall be based on the value of the Aggregate 101145275.3 Benefits established for purposes of the determination required under this Section.
For purposes of this Section 6.2(a), "Total Aggregate Benefits" means employee welfare and retirement benefits (other than severance benefits), collectively.