Exercise means the exercise by a Transferee or his Nominee(s) of the Option pursuant to the terms of this Agreement;
Exercise means the act whereby the buyer (the “Holder”) of an Options Contract chooses to Exercise its right to buy or sell the Underlying to the seller (the “Writer”) under the terms of the Options Contract and will receive Settlement on those terms;
Examples of Exercise in a sentence
Nature Derivative Conversion Date Execution Date, if Transaction Number and Expiration Date Amount of Derivative Derivative Ownership of Indirect Security or Exercise (Month/Day/Year) any Code of (Month/Day/Year) Underlying Security Securities Form of Beneficial (Instr.
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The Exercise Settlement Date is as set out in "Specific Provisions for each Series" above.
For the purposes of Borsa Italiana, the Exercise Date shall be deemed to be also the expiration date of the Securities.
No ink-original Notice of Exercise shall be required, nor shall any medallion guarantee (or other type of guarantee or notarization) of any Notice of Exercise be required.
More Definitions of Exercise
Exercise of an Option means expression of an intention by an Employee to the Company to purchase the Shares underlying the Options vested in him, in pursuance of the ESOP 2015, in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Company for exercise of Options.
Exercise means physical exertion of large muscle groups.
Exercise means the exercise of an option in exchange for an interest in the issuing partnership or the conver- sion of convertible debt or convertible equity into an interest in the issuing partnership.
Exercise means the discharge of an official duty or function.
Exercise means a multi-faceted activity that tests the plans, procedures, adequacy of training, resources, and integrated capability of an emergency response system.
Exercise means a planned event realistically simulating a disaster/emergency, conducted for the purpose of evaluating the higher education institution's coordinated emergency management capabilities, including, but not limited to, testing emergency operations plans.