Example 5. If (i) an Event of Default of the nature referenced in Section 16.1(m) and/or Section 16.1(q) of this Lease has occurred and is continuing (as described above) with respect to Leased Property X and no other Leased Properties, (ii) Lessor has terminated this Lease as it applies to Leased Property X or dispossessed Tenant from such Leased Property X, (iii) the Section 16.10.1 Number applicable to this Lease exceeds 1 (so that Section 16.10.2.2 is applicable and, in light of subsections (i) and (ii) of this Example, requirements (a) and (b) of the Section 16.10.2.3 Proviso are met), and (iv) pursuant to Section 4.1, a refund shall be due from a taxing authority in respect of an Imposition paid by Tenant relative to Leased Property X, then Tenant would not receive such refund and such refund would be retained by Lessor and applied as provided in ARTICLE XVI, but Tenant would continue to be paid or retain (as provided in Section 4.1) any Imposition refund from Leased Properties other than Leased Property X. Example 6: If (i) an Event of Default of the nature referenced in Section 16.1(m) and/or Section 16.1(q) of this Lease has occurred and is continuing (as described above) with respect to Leased Property X and no other Leased Properties, (ii) Lessor has terminated this Lease as it applies to Leased Property X or dispossessed Tenant from such Leased Property X, and (iii) the Section 16.10.1 Number applicable to this Lease exceeds 1 (so that Section 16.10.2.2 is applicable and, in light of subsections (i) and (ii) of this Example, requirements (a) and (b) of the Section 16.10.2.3 Proviso are met), then, pursuant to Section 17.1, Lessor would be entitled, to the extent permitted by law, to enter on Leased Property X for the purpose of curing such continuing Event of Default, but Lessor would not be entitled to exercise the remedies provided in Section 17.1 with respect to any other Leased Properties.
Example 5. If (i) an Event of Default of the nature referenced in Section --------- ------- 16.1(m) and/or Section 16.1(q) of this Lease has occurred and is continuing (as ------- --------------- described above) with respect to Leased Property X and no other Leased Properties, (ii) Lessor has terminated this Lease as it applies to Leased Property X or dispossessed Tenant from such Leased Property X, (iii) the Section 16.10.1 Number applicable to this Lease exceeds 1 (so that Section 16.10.2.2 is ----------------- applicable and, in light of subsections (i) and (ii) of this Example, requirements (a) and (b) of the Section 16.10.2.3 Proviso are met), and (iv) pursuant to Section 4.1, a refund shall be due from a taxing authority in respect of an Imposition paid by Tenant relative to Leased Property X, then Tenant would not receive such refund and such refund would be retained by Lessor and applied as provided in Article XVI, but Tenant would continue to be paid or retain (as provided in Section 4.1) any Imposition refund from Leased Properties other than Leased Property X.
Example 5. An employee receives and handles two calls for service from his Department Head outside his regular shift, both of which require the employee to travel to his customary place of work. The first call he successfully resolves after 2.5 hours of work. The second call (originating 20 minutes after resolution of the first call) is successfully resolved by the employee in 30 minutes. The employee shall receive
Examples of Example 5 in a sentence
Example: 5 classes required in a 6 period school day is equal to 2.5 semester credits needed for eligibility.
Securities Held by a Company Example 5: ABC Company is a holding company with five shareholders owning equal shares in the company.
Same facts as in Example 5, except that Sports League Corp is not taxable in one state.
The same terms requirement of paragraph (c)(3) of this section is satisfied in this paragraph (f)(1)(v) (Example 5) because the employees who are hired for temporary placement at an unrelated entity and non-temporary employees of Plan Sponsor E may be treated as different classes of employees and Plan Sponsor E offers an HRA on the same terms to all participants temporarily placed with customers.
The same terms requirement of this paragraph (c)(3) is satisfied in this paragraph (c)(3)(vii)(E) (Example 5) because Plan Sponsor E offers the HRA on the same terms to all employees, notwithstanding that some employees receive a greater amount of reimbursement than others based on the cost of the individual health insurance coverage selected by the employee.
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Example 5. The Pay Credit for a Pilot’s Line is 85 hours. He is junior assigned for a Trip on a Day Off worth 5 hours. The Pilot calls in sick for a 4-hour Trip later in the same Month. The Pilot would receive 95 hours of Pay Credit (this includes 81 hours of straight pay, 4 hours of accrued sick pay, and 5 hours at the 200% premium rate, i.e. 10 hours).
Example 5. (Clean, but doesn’t make the assignment void.) Except in connection with an assignment to an Affiliate, neither party may assign this Agreement, or any portion thereof, without the prior written approval of the other party provided that either party may assign this Agreement in connection with the sale of all or substantially all of its business, without the prior written approval of the other. Survival Clauses: This section addresses which terms and conditions are still applicable and the parties want to remain enforceable post-contract. Bold sections are important to include or not to include post-term. Italicized may not be as important. (Definitions) – if there are terms in the surviving sections that need definitions (Payment) - in case there are post-termination payments (Confidentiality) – in case there are confidentiality obligations that exceed the term – which there often are (Limitation of Liabilities) – there may be liabilities post term where you want to remain covered (Indemnity) – If there is an insurance requirement, make sure it survives with indemnity obligations, so maybe cap the time they have to keep their post-contract insurance obligation alive.
Example 5. Same facts as in Example 1. The Participant will receive the ________ shares only if the Participant is employed on July 21, 2012 (or earlier, if the Participant experiences death or disability between June 30, 2012 and July 20, 2012). For income tax purposes, compensation income will be determined as of July 21, 2012 (assuming the Participant is employed on July 21, 2012 and the amount of compensation income will be based on the fair market value of the shares vesting on July 21, 2012). For the avoidance of doubt, the Participant will become vested in all non-vested restricted stock awards upon an Involuntary Termination of Employment following a Change in Control on the date of such event.
Example 5. A pool freight service crew delivers their train to the final terminal. It is then required to run through the terminal and stage the train at a point beyond the terminal. The Engineer on this crew would be entitled to a new day payment under Rule 46 for this extra service as the crew will have been considered to have completed their assignment by delivering the train to the objective (final) terminal. In the event the Engineer is also off- district under Rule 119 as a result of running through the objective terminal, he or she is not entitled to payment under both Rule 46 and Rule 119; the Engineer would be paid under Rule 46 only.
Example 5. An extra crew called for an extra yard assignment is first required to perform Hours of Service (HOS) relief on a train that died outside the switching limits. As long as the crew does not go more than 25 miles to retrieve the train, the Engineer on the crew is not entitled to a penalty payment for performing the HOS relief.
Example 5. An extra crew is used for turnaround service from Pocatello, ID to Minidoka, ID to deliver a train to the Eastern Idaho Railroad. En route back to Pocatello, the crew is instructed to board a train that is dead under HOS and bring it to Pocatello. Crew would be paid a minimum of a basic day or miles or hours, whichever is greater, for the whole trip as this move is allowed in turnaround service. No penalty or new day claim would be payable when the HOS relief is performed within the territory of the turnaround service.
Example 5. The National Consultative Committee—Deepening Dialogue and Productive Relationships The positive experience of peak-level collaboration during the crisis has encouraged the HSE to reinvigorate and repurpose the National Consultative Forum, which had lacked a clear function and become relatively ineffective. Rebranded as the National Consultative Committee, the aim of this new body is to further deepen dialogue and productive relationships to help address key challenges in the sector. The committee’s terms of reference were co-produced by the HSE and voluntary organisations. This is viewed as a signal that the former is clearly committed to deepening dialogue and collaboration. The first meeting of the committee focused on identifying the values and practices that had worked during the height of the crisis. The membership of the committee is to be broadened to include service providers, family representatives, the HSE and the voice of people with disabilities. This reflects the view that ‘if we are serious about collaboration everyone has to be on board… we need to have representation of people with disabilities in this committee’ (Research interviews). The themes the committee will engage with are still being discussed. However there is a consensus that, to be effective, it must deal with the main issues shaping the future of the disability sector. These could include: • Reforms in relation to how services are funded, procured and provided; • The relationship between the State and service providers; • Collaboration, integration and mergers in the sector; • Rethinking regulation in the sector; and • How to move from a culture of compliance and inspection to a focus on quality and continuous improvement. APPENDIX 7 Project Milestones and Dates 2023 SERVICE ARRANGEMENT & GRANT AID AGREEMENT REVIEW - 2023 Timeline TASK TITLE June July August September October November December Step 1 : DEFINITION Agree SA & GAA ToR, Membership & Project Governance Arrangements with Oversight Group (3rd July) Confirm Working Group Team Members including voluntary participants ` Prepare draft Project Initiation Document (PID) Information gathering & documentation collation Agree overall consultation process Distribute Project Initiation Document to Oversight Group and Working Group Working Group Kick-off Meeting (5th July) Step 2: First stage ASSESSMENT for 2023 - Workstream 1 (Technical Review) Assess core SA & GAA technical scope items for 2023 recommendations for 2024 cycle W...