Input Price definition

Input Price means the price of coal or lignite sourced from the integrated mines at which the coal or lignite is transferred to the generating station for the purpose of computing the energy charges for generation and supply of electricity to the beneficiaries and determined in accordance with Chapter 9 of these regulations;
Input Price means the price of coal sourced from the integrated mine(s) at which coal is transferred to the generating station for the purpose of computing energy charges for generation and supply of electricity to the beneficiaries and determined in accordance with this Regulation.
Input Price means the internal transfer pricing of inputs, including, but not limited to, resins, colorants, other raw materials, or finished goods, used in the Industrial Wood Coatings Business and obtained from subsidiaries or affiliates of Respondent Valspar that are not part of the Industrial Woods Coatings Business, as calculated in a manner consistent with the internal transfer pricing of Respondent Valspar prior to the Acquisition Date.

Examples of Input Price in a sentence

  • Negotiated increases in inpatient hospital payments for the twelve (12) month period beginning January 1, 2012 may not exceed the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services national CMS Prospective Payment System (IPPS) Hospital Input Price index for the applicable period.

  • Except for the sums insured under chapter A, and that will change according to the changes in the Construction Input Price Index published by the Central Bureau of Statistics (hereinafter: “Construction Input Price Index”) that was recently published prior to the commencement of the insurance term and the Construction Input Price Index that was published shortly before the occurrence of the insured event.

  • The appropriateness of any adjustment will be based upon a variety of factors, which may include, but are not limited to: • The inflationary index used by Medicare • The National Hospital Input Price Index (NHIPI) • Cost and access • Competitor payment levels • BCBSM and BCN participation rates • Unusual circumstances and economic factors that may unduly influence the cost of services provided by ambulance providers in Michigan (e.g., gasoline).


More Definitions of Input Price

Input Price means the price of coal sourced from the integrated mines at which the coal is transferred to the generating station for the purpose of computing the energy charges for generation and supply of electricity to the beneficiaries and determined in accordance to these Regulations;