Attributable Interest definition

Attributable Interest means having direct or indirect control over a property or business interest held or owned by a family member or legal entity.
Attributable Interest means those interests identified as “cognizable” or “attributable” under the Notes to 47 C.F.R. § 73.3555, as such rules may be modified and/or interpreted by the FCC from time to time.
Attributable Interest means any interest that is attributable under Section 76.1000(b), including but not limited to: (a) any equity interest or any debt interest, including, but not limited to (1) voting or non-voting stock, options or warrants (whether or not exercised); partnership interests; or limited liability company interests; (2) any agreements, term sheets or letters of intent, whether executed or in draft, that contain rights to acquire any such interests; and (b) any positions held as director, officer, partner, managing member, or similar positions, including the right to appoint persons to such positions.

Examples of Attributable Interest in a sentence

  • If the Attributable Stockholder fails to respond to such notice within five (5) Business Days to request consultation with the Company as referenced in the preceding sentence or if, after any such consultation, the parties thereto reasonably determine that no Potential Company-Caused Ownership Rules Compliance Issue exists, the Company may immediately proceed to enter into the binding agreement for the acquisition of an Other Attributable Interest.

  • It is understood that it would be reasonable for the General Partner to withhold its consent if the holding by such Limited Partner of an Attributable Interest in a Media Company would be reasonably likely to result in a violation on the part of the Partnership of any Ownership Rule or FCC Rule or in the imposition on the Partnership of burdensome regulatory or other legal requirements, or limit the Partnership’s ability to acquire an Attributable Interest in any Media Company.

  • Section 5.05 of the Mergerco Disclosure Schedule sets forth each Attributable Interest.

  • The Partners agree that, notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, the activities of the Advisory Committee and each member and observer thereof (acting in such capacity) shall be limited to those permitted under FCC Rules, the Ownership Rules and the FCC Attribution Orders without causing any Limited Partner or Other Restricted Person to have an interest in the Partnership that would constitute an Attributable Interest in a Media Company.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event a Member's interest in an investment becomes a Conflicting Attributable Interest, any Affected Member shall at that time be subject to the restrictions in Section 8.6(a) and Section 9.3 until such time as such investment is no longer a Conflicting Attributable Interest.


More Definitions of Attributable Interest

Attributable Interest means an ownership or other interest attributed to its holder(s) and deemed cognizable by the FCC (under the criteria specified in 47 C.F.R. Section 73.3555 or any successor provision, as interpreted by the FCC’s decisions or published and promulgated policies in effect at any time) in any radio or television broadcast station or daily newspaper of general circulation.
Attributable Interest. (§7-6-105) means that certain property and business interests not directly held by a person are nonetheless attributable to that person and must be reported. (On the Financial Disclosure Statement, see Schedule A, Item #5, and Schedule B, Item #4.) The circumstances under which attribution occurs are as follows:
Attributable Interest means an ownership interest defined as “cognizable” for purposes of determining compliance with the multiple ownership rules, as set forth in Note 2 to 47 CFR § 73.3555, and as determined at the time of the Effective Date of this Consent Decree.
Attributable Interest means 77.00%, subject to any modification required in accordance with Schedule 5.15.
Attributable Interest means a cognizable interest in an entity as defined pursuant to 47 C.F.R.
Attributable Interest means, with respect to any Stockholder Group, the sum of, without duplication, (i) a Stockholder's direct equity economic interest in equity securities of @Home and (ii) to the extent the Parent of such Stockholder Group owns equity securities of @Home indirectly, the sum of such Parent's indirect equity economic interest in such securities through one or more unbroken chains of subsidiaries, which interest shall be quantified in amount by a series of percentage multiplications commencing with the equity interest in shares of the subsidiary of such Parent which holds the equity securities of @Home directly and multiplying that by the next most proximate equity interest in the entity which is the parent entity of such subsidiary and multiplying in turn each succeeding equity interest in the order of their progression away from the entity directly holding equity securities of @Home by the result of the immediately preceding multiplication until the percentage interest of such Parent in the equity securities of @Home is determined.
Attributable Interest shall have the meaning set forth in Section 10.24(d)(i).