Core Documents definition

Core Documents means prospectuses, take-over bid circulars, issuer bid circulars, directors' circulars, rights offering circulars, management's discussion and analysis, annual information forms, information circulars, annual financial statements, interim financial statements, and material change reports;

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Core Documents means annual financial statements, interim financial statements, MD&A, annual information form, prospectuses, take-over bid circulars, issuer bid circulars, directors’ circulars, rights offering circulars, information circular, and business acquisition reports.

Core Documents means the Loan Documents, the Technical Services Agreement, the Evaluation Agreement, the City PFS Agreement and the Intergovernmental Agreement.

Examples of Core Documents in a sentence

• Borrower will apply all resources that are available to it to enforce the provisions of the Core Documents.

• Without the consent of Senior Lenders, Subordinate Lender, the City and CPS, Borrower will not amend or modify the Core Documents.

• Borrower will cause the Core Documents to remain in full force and effect with no default on the part of Borrower thereunder.

• Such other documents as may be designated by resolution of the Board as Core Documents for the purposes of this Agreement, with full membership consultation, through regional meetings and annual gatherings as appropriate, where the addition would make a material difference to the terms of this agreement.

• Without limiting the foregoing, each Servicer acknowledges and agrees that each Serviced Group Member has assigned its rights under this Agreement to the Security Trustee to secure certain obligations owing to the Lenders under the Core Documents and hereby consents to such assignment, and further acknowledges and agrees that upon the occurrence of an Event of Default under and as defined in the Facility Agreement, the Security Trustee shall have the right to require performance by such Servicer hereunder.

More Definitions of Core Documents

Core Documents means, collectively, the Facility Agreement, the Note Purchase Agreement and the Credit Agreement.

Core Documents means this Agreement and the Indenture.

Core Documents means the documents specified in section 45 of the Trusts Act 2019;

Core Documents as such terms are defined in Section 140.1 of the Securities Act (British Columbia) Section 17.01 of the Securities Act (Alberta), Section 138.1 of the Securities Act (Ontario), Section 174 of the Securities Act (Manitoba), or Section 136.01 of the Securities Act (Saskatchewan), as applicable;

Core Documents means the ATP, the DAP, the Three Fields Production Concessions, the Land Decrees, the Upstream Convention, the COTCO Convention, the TOTCO Convention, the COTCO Transportation Contract, the TOTCO Transportation Contract, the Bilateral Treaty, the Chad Operating Agreement, the Three Fields Offtake Contracts, the COTCO Governmental Funding Agreements, the COTCO Shareholder Funding Agreement, the COTCO Private Shareholder Advance Agreements, the TOTCO Governmental Funding Agreement, the TOTCO Shareholder Funding Agreement, the TOTCO Private Shareholder Advance Agreements, the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ Finance Contract, the Direct Agreements with the Republics and the Senior Loan Agreements;

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Core Documents means the ATP, the DAP, the Three Fields Production Concessions, the Land Decrees, the Upstream Convention, the COTCO Convention, the TOTCO Convention, the COTCO Transportation Contract, the TOTCO Transportation Contract, the Bilateral Treaty, the Chad Operating Agreement, the Three Fields Offtake Contracts, the COTCO Governmental Funding Agreements, the COTCO Shareholder Funding Agreement, the COTCO Private Shareholder Advance Agreements, the TOTCO Governmental Funding Agreement, the TOTCO Shareholder Funding Agreement, the TOTCO Private Shareholder Advance Agreements, the Cameroon EIB Finance Contract, the Direct Agreements with the Republics and the Senior Loan Agreements;