Basic Entitlement definition

Basic Entitlement means the number of shares so offered to an offeree and does not include any shares for which he makes an excess application, that is, an application for shares so offered to other shareholders but not taken up by them.
Basic Entitlement of a Producer means that percentage that such Producer’s Aggregate Productive Capacity bears to the total Aggregate Productive Capacities of all Producers multiplied by the total forecast sales of Potash, on a Grade Pool-by- Grade Pool basis, by Canpotex for each Fiscal Year pursuant to an approved Operating Plan and Budget, subject to adjustment in accordance with this Agreement;
Basic Entitlement means the pro rata entitlement for Qualifying Shareholders to subscribe for Open Offer Shares, pursuant to the Open Offer as described in Part 3 of this document

Examples of Basic Entitlement in a sentence

  • Basic Entitlement All Regular Full-Time and Temporary Full-Time Employees shall be entitled to a holiday with pay on the following public holidays, namely: New Year's Day, Family Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Victoria Day, Canada Day, B.C. Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, Remembrance Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and any other day appointed by Council to be a civic holiday.

  • Upon approval by the Board of Directors of such proposed Operating Plan and Budget, which approval shall be by majority vote, Canpotex management shall make any necessary revisions in such resulting Basic Entitlements, and shall request a written commitment from each Producer to supply Potash to Canpotex for the Fiscal Year in question in amounts corresponding to each Producer’s respective Basic Entitlement.

  • Nothing in this clause detracts from the basic entitlement in 29.4 – Basic Entitlement or 29.6 – Right to request.

  • Where an employee takes leave under 26.6 – Basic Entitlement or 26.8 – Right to request, unless otherwise agreed between the employer and employee, an employee may apply to their employer to change the period of parental leave on one occasion.

  • Therefore the Basic Entitlement will be lost so the excluding school will have reduced funding with which to provide alternative provision.


More Definitions of Basic Entitlement

Basic Entitlement means, with respect to each Eligible Shareholder, 10 per cent. of
Basic Entitlement means the minimum dollar amount as defined in 20-9- 306, MCA, that each high school, elementary, accredited middle school or 7-8 grade program, or K-12 district will receive if in operation. A district's total per-ANB entitlement and its basic entitlement determine its general fund budget limits.
Basic Entitlement means the entitlement of each Qualifying Shareholder to
Basic Entitlement means the total Open Offer Entitlement per Qualifying
Basic Entitlement means an entitlement to apply for New Ordinary Shares, calculated
Basic Entitlement of a Producer means, subject to the terms and provisions, if applicable, of the Canpotex Chilean Entitlement Amending Agreement dated with effect January 1, 1996, and entered into by the parties hereto, other than CCP, or their predecessors, that percentage that each Producer's Aggregate Productive Capacity bears to the total Aggregate Productive Capacities of all Producers multiplied by the total forecast sales of potash, grade by grade, by Canpotex for each fiscal year;
Basic Entitlement means the entitlement of each Shareholder to tender up to twenty