Central Standard Time definition
Central Standard Time or “CST” means Central Standard Time throughout the year, not adjusted for Central Daylight Time.
Central Standard Time or “CST” means the local time in Houston, Texas. “CRE” means the Energy Regulatory Commission.
Central Standard Time means, at any time, time in the central time zone in the United States at such time, whether daylight savings time or standard time.
Examples of Central Standard Time in a sentence
Between the Execution Date and Closing, Seller shall reasonably cooperate with Purchaser (including making executive officers of the Seller available to meet with Purchaser and its Representatives on Business Days between 9:00 A.M., Central Time, and 5:00 P.M., Central Standard Time at Seller’s offices or a location otherwise mutually acceptable to the Parties) to assist Purchaser in transitioning to take over the ownership and operation of the Assets and the Company Group at Closing.
More Definitions of Central Standard Time
Central Standard Time means time at the eighty fifth (85th) meridian west of Greenwich, England, and in the sixth (6th) time zone based upon it in North America, even though the municipality may be using Central Daylight Savings time or any other method to determine the time of day.
Central Standard Time means the mean time of the 90th degree of longitude west from Greenwich which is six hours behind Greenwich time; (« heure normale du centre »)
Central Standard Time or “CST” means the local time in Mexico City. “CRE” means the Energy Regulatory Commission.
Central Standard Time means Central Standard Time or Central Daylight Time in effect in Houston, Texas, as the case may be.