Concurrently means that this benefit runs at the same time as other types of leave for which a faculty member may be eligible (i.e., is not “in addition to” those leaves).
Concurrently means that an employee cannot take EPL and another form of paid leave to cover the same period of absence. In essence, the employee cannot receive double pay for the same period of time. EPL is used “in place of” other paid leave an employee might otherwise use. Employees may use other types of paid time off during the same day, or within the same pay period, but the other paid time off cannot be applied to hours already covered by EPL.
Concurrently means that both deficits in intellectual functioning and deficits in adaptive behavior have to exist at the same time.
Examples of Concurrently in a sentence
Concurrently with each such payment, Agent shall identify whether such payment (or any portion thereof) represents principal, premium, fees, or interest of the Obligations.
Concurrently with the Subscriber’s execution of this Agreement, the Company shall, at its option, deliver to the Subscriber a certificate registered in the Subscriber’s name representing the shares (the “Original Certificate”), or effect such delivery in book-entry form.
Concurrently with the foregoing, the Master Servicer may pursue any remedies that may be available in connection with a breach of a representation and warranty with respect to any such Mortgage Loan in accordance with Sections 2.03 and 2.04.
Concurrently with the issuance of such Notes, the Trustee shall cause the aggregate principal amount of the applicable Restricted Global Notes to be reduced accordingly, and the Company shall execute and the Trustee shall authenticate and deliver to the Persons designated by the Holders of Definitive Notes so accepted Definitive Notes in the appropriate principal amount.
Concurrently, the draft CRP will also be provided to the Market Monitoring Unit for its review and consideration of whether market rule changes are necessary to address an identified failure, if any, in one of the ISO’s competitive markets.
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Concurrently means at the same time, in addition to instructions that are injected and submitted to a settlement attempt for which the Real-time settlement time KPI applies - Objective 2: Enhance the processing capacity of 1200 transactions per minute in case of concentration of resources in order to reach an improved timeframe for the recycling and settlement of up to circa 350.000 transactions during RTS. Description of requested change: This change request is fully dedicated to the first objective7 with two new enhancements. These two enhancements- (1) creations of sub-sets and (2) modified sorting method - will be implemented in the Settlement domain (SETT), in order to enhance the Corporate Actions settlement capacity processing and to address the potential side-effects of massive settlement attempts on the following processes during RTS:• Standardization and Preparation to Settlement (SPS) for cases of Intraday restriction removal.• Regular Recycling (only creation of sub-sets).• Start of RTS8 The two enhancements shall focus on Corporate Actions and is implemented in a way to tackle only those specific scenarios, being neutral for non-Corporate Action-related transactions for all CSDs. As a basis, in order to always meet the SLA for the Real-time settlement time KPI, the Corporate Action transactions that are submitted to a settlement attempt directly following the injection of the associated settlement instructions during RTS are not subject to this new mechanism for their first settlement attempt. The two enhancements are described below. Firstly, for Corporate Action transactions that are submitted to a settlement attempt by one of the three RTS processes mentioned above, sub-sets of the whole set of Corporate Action collections sent are created before sending them to the provisioning/booking. This will improve performance during the booking process. As a result, the Real-time settlement KPI will remain fully compliant to the SLA for all CSDs. Secondly, the transaction sorting method for Corporate Actions that would be submitted to RTS settlement processes mentioned will be changed in order to prevent at any time of the RTS period the Settlement processes mentioned above from overflow and high CPU consumption. This new Corporate Action sorting method aims at avoiding any unsettled report thanks to a global analysis of the Corporate Action transactions, thus reducing the number of potentially unsettled Corporate Action transactions processed by the Recycling a...
Concurrently means at the same time, in addition to instructions that are injected and submitted to a settlement attempt for which the Real-time settlement time KPI applies settlement attempt10. These enhancements aim to handle such exceptional massive concurrent settlement attempts for one CSD without impact on the other CSDs.- Objective 2: Enhance the processing capacity of 1200 transactions per minute in case of concentration of resources11 in order to reach an improved timeframe for the recycling and settlement of up to circa350.000 transactions during RTS Description of requested change: This change request is fully dedicated to the first objective with a new mechanism to be implemented in the Settlement domain (SETT), in order to enhance the optimisation process in case of a high volume of Corporate Actions during RTS, in order to:• prevent the settlement performance deterioration;• avoid bottlenecks due to the triggering of the one-by-one optimisation process• accelerate the optimisation process for high-volume corporate actions. In order to improve the optimisation process during RTS, it is also planned with the T2S CR-761 “Enhance optimisation during RTS and maximize transaction throughput on the same resource” to remove the transactions with no possibility of being settled due to a lack of securities. The change hereafter does not impact the settlement of high-volume corporate actions at their first attempt. Instead, it introduces a slightly deferred optimisation process which applies to:• corporate actions (group of transactions with ISO transaction code CORP type, same ISIN and same Instructing Party CSD12)13• for which the number of unsettled transactions goes beyond a pre-defined threshold.14 In case such a ‘high-volume’ corporate action is identified:• this corporate action is considered as one collection of transactions with CORP type with the same ISIN and same Instructing Party CSD,.and will trigger an event that will allow to manage this corporate action separately from the standard optimisation process;• a slightly deferred optimisation process is triggered; this process will be built on the same algorithm as the one-to-one optimisation process but will be triggered at a pre-determined frequency15, to be defined later on during the implementation phase. The slightly deferred optimisation for corporate action transactions will be based on the following principle:• Unsettled transactions belonging to a ‘high volume corporate action present in the stoc...
Concurrently means that they can be used either by a UK Minister or a devolved administration independently of each other in devolved areas. ‘Jointly’ means a UK Minister and a devolved administration acting together.
Concurrently means using the FMLA leave along with paid parental leave. FMLA leave is an unpaid, job-protected leave (which may be supplemented with paid vacation or sick leave). Paid parental leave is income replacement while out for birth or adoption of a child. For every hour of paid parental leave, an hour of FMLA must also be tracked, when eligible.
Concurrently means the same certification request submitted by the project proponent to both agencies. The request for certification will not be deemed submitted until both the Corps District and the certifying Water Board have received the request.
Concurrently means(1) simultaneously in time, or (2) at different times during the course of a common treatment schedule.
Concurrently means at the same time, in addition to instructions that are injected and submitted to a settlement attempt for which the Real-time settlement time KPI applies transactions during RTS. Description of requested change: This change request CR-761 is mainly addressing the second objective above, together with a limited improvement of the Optimization process in relation to the first objective8. ⮚ In order to contribute to the first objective the settlement process shall be enhanced by removing transactions with no chance of success in RTS Optimization processes. ⮚ For the second objective a mechanism is created to improve VPB (Validation Provisioning and Booking) collections throughput for concentrated resources. In case of high concentration of transactions on the same resource (i.e. debiting or crediting the same DCA, SAC or CMB and not allowed to be negative) and in order to avoid facing a VPB congestion due to the current throughput, this mechanism groups transactions without any business links between each other into a single collection. The grouping allows then to embed several Settlement transactions for each update on resource and thus to increase the throughput in total number of transactions/minutes/resources The grouping aims at circumventing the technical limit of 1200 collections updates per minutes involving the same resource. It has no impact on the booking functional model nor it affects the definition of the existing interfaces with LCMM. Such a mechanism shall improve the settlement efficiency in terms of booking duration and will benefit all CSDs regarding the existing business activities as well as T2S performance. The aim with the implementation of the CR- 761 is to reach a throughput of up to 8000 transactions per minute Submitted annexes / related documents: Outcome/Decisions:* CRG on 2 September 2021: the CRG agreed to recommend CR-0761 for authorization by the T2S Steering Level, following a fast-tracked approach.* AMI-SeCo on 10 September 2021: the AMI-SeCo advised to authorise CR-0761.* CSG on 10 September 2021: the CSG agreed to authorise CR-0761.* NECSG on 10 September 2021: the NECSG agreed to authorise CR-0761.* PMG on 13 September 2021: the PMG proposed to allocate the CR to R7.0 and launched its detailed assessment.* MIB on 15 September 2021: the MIB agreed to authorise CR-0761.*CRG on 07 January 2022: The CRG agrees to recommend to the PMG the inclusion of CR-761 in scope of R7.0*PMG and OMG on 3 February 2022: The PMG and OM...