Examples of Class B Participant in a sentence
A Class B Participant shall have the right to receive reimbursement for amounts due pursuant to each Specified Cost Section but only to the extent that the related selling Class B Committed Note Purchaser would have had such right absent the sale of the related participation and, with respect to amounts due pursuant to Section 3.8, only to the extent such Class B Participant shall have complied with the provisions of Section 3.8 as if such Class B Participant were a Class B Committed Note Purchaser.
This was followed by a sterilisation process which involved sonification in isopropanol, immersion in 0.1-N Nitric acid and exposure to ultra-violet light.
Two (2) times Final Annual Base Pay minus fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) in the case of a Class B Participant.
If you are a Class B Participant who performs mechanical equipment services, and who has not attained four years of Credited Service under Section 1.06(A) during the first four years of such classification, you shall become a Class A Participant once you complete four (4) consecutive periods (of at least a year) during which you attained a minimum of 1,200 hours of Credited Service during each period.
As a Class B Participant who has a home local other than Local 392, you are not eligible to receive any benefits under this Plan until you become a Class A Participant pursuant to Section 1.06(E).
If you are a Class B Participant who has a home local other than Local 392, you are not entitled to A&S Benefits until you become a Class A Participant pursuant to Section 1.06(E).
When your home local sponsors a supplemental unemployment benefit plan and the trustees of such plan have not entered into a Reciprocal Agreement with the SUB Fund or when your home local does not sponsor a supplemental unemployment benefit plan, Employer Contributions paid on your behalf shall remain in the SUB Fund and you shall be treated as a Class B Participant who has a home local other than Local 392.
The Executive shall be a Class B Participant in the Company's SERP.
You become a Class B Participant as of the date Employer Contributions are received on your behalf by the Fund Office.
If you are a Class B Participant who has a home local other than Local 392, and who has not attained four years of Credited Service under Section 1.06(A) during the first four years of such classification, you shall become a Class A Participant once you complete four (4) consecutive periods (of at least a year) during which you attained a minimum of 1,200 hours of Credited Service during each period.