Base Percentage definition

Base Percentage means 100.001 per cent.

Base Percentage means 100.005 per cent.

Base Percentage means the applicable percentage of Net Sales for the month in question, as follows, but in no case in excess of 27%: ------------------------- ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- November 1, 2001 through Thereafter January 31, 2003 ------------------------- ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Standard Boutiques ------------------------- ------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------

Examples of Base Percentage in a sentence

• In the case of Vario-Garant Notes the sum of Base Percentage and Floor is always below 100 per cent., i.e. the Redemption Price may be less than 100 per cent.

• In the case of Garant Notes, the sum of Base Percentage and Floor is always greater than or equal to 100 per cent., i.e. the Redemption Price is at least 100 per cent.

• The product of the Base Percentage Performance Shares Earned and the Adjustment Multiplier shall be limited to a maximum of 200% and is then multiplied by the grant amount to determine the number of Performance Shares earned.

• The "Redemption Price" means the sum of (i) Base Percentage and (ii) the product of (x) the Participation and (y) the Performance of the Reference Asset, and equals to at least the Floor, i.e. the Redemption Price is at least 90.00 per cent.

• The Percentage of Performance Shares Earned with respect to Earnings Per Share for the Performance Cycle shall be determined based on the average Base Percentage of Performance Shares Earned over the three years of the Performance Cycle and shall never exceed 200%.

More Definitions of Base Percentage

Base Percentage means the percentage calculated based on the base percentage defined above and the qualifying period, as set out in the table below: Reference period (base percentage)Base percentage if the revenue reduction percentage exceeds 50%Base percentage if the revenue reduction percentage does not exceed 50% As set out in the table above, the base percentage rate, and therefore the total amount of CEWS paid relative to an employee’s salary, would gradually decrease over the qualifying periods. The maximum CEWS for an employee’s salary for a given week in the last qualifying period beginning October 25, 2020, would be $508. New CEWS calculationFor qualifying periods beginning August 30, the amount of the CEWS that may be claimed for each employee would be calculated as follows:If the employee deals at arm’s length with the employer and is not on paid leave in a particular week:The percentage obtained by adding the base percentage and the top-up percentage for the qualifying period multiplied by the lesser of:The remuneration paid in respect of that week; and$1,129.00.If the employee does not deal at arm’s length with the employer and is not on paid leave for a particular week: The lesser of:The eligible amount of remuneration paid in respect of that week; An amount prescribed by regulation; and$0 if both the revenue reduction percentage and the top-up percentage are 0%.

Base Percentage means the minimum percentage of PM's Annual Quantity Requirements that has been awarded to Contractor pursuant to this Agreement as provided in Section 3.8. Commencing with the second Contract Year, the Base Percentage shall be subject to adjustment as provided in Section 3.8.5.

Base Percentage means the applicable percentage of Net Sales for the month in question, as listed below:

Base Percentage means the population of a county or county zone as a

Base Percentage means [insert percentage rate]5 per cent.

Base Percentage means the applicable percentage of Net Sales for the month in question, as follows:

Base Percentage means the sum of (1) 0.36 and (2) the difference between (x) 0.22 and (y) the product obtained by multiplying (i) the difference between (a) $5,000,000 and (b) the Certified Total Amount by (ii) 0.000000044."