Note to Draft definition

Note to Draft. Subject to review by Rights Agent.
Note to Draft. Include only for the board members other than the chairman and the directeur général.
Note to Draft. If this opinion is being delivered in connection with the purchase and sale of Shares pursuant to a Terms Agreement, each reference to the Registration Statement and Prospectus will also include the Time of Sale Prospectus.

Examples of Note to Draft in a sentence

  • Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including the clawback and forfeiture provisions under Section 6 and Section 10 below, the RSUs shall vest, and the 1 Note to Draft: The right to receive accrued dividends and distributions upon vesting is a variable term that may be excluded from the award agreement.


More Definitions of Note to Draft

Note to Draft. We expect TopCo to adopt a dividend policy to immediately distribute out all of the 5.5 and (c) distributions in order to avoid “double dipping” by the Unit holders.
Note to Draft. We think this requirement is vague.
Note to Draft. To be seven (7) years after the date of issuance of the applicable Warrant.
Note to Draft. The relevant authorities have not yet promulgated Standard Contractual Clauses under the GDPR. When this occurs, the Standard Contractual Clauses used herein, which are currently promulgated under the Directive, should be replaced.
Note to Draft. To insert and conform definition of “LIBOR” from the Credit Agreement.
Note to Draft. The language with respect to termination for breach does not reflect the Proposed Principal Terms of IANA Intellectual Property Agreements (specifically, Sections C(3)(g) and C(2)(d)) with respect to consultation and coordination with the Operational Communities. In addition, Section C(2)(d) of the Proposed Principal Terms of IANA Intellectual Property Agreements states that “The IETF Trust will terminate the license to ICANN or any successor, in whole, solely upon the instructions of the CCG or in part, solely upon the instructions of the relevant IANA IPR Rep(s).” We suggest for consideration that specific performance should be the only available remedy for breaches (e.g., failure to comply with the style guidelines), and the only way the license would be terminable would be if there is a determination by the Operational Communities in accordance with their governance processes (e.g., the IRP process for the Names Community) that there must be a new service provider to replace ICANN and PTI. In that case, Licensor would enter into a license with the new service provider, and the licenses hereunder would terminate automatically upon the effectiveness of such new license agreement. We don’t believe the intent is for the IETF Trust to have the right or discretion, independent of the Operational Communities, to terminate the license grants, and this Agreement should more clearly reflect that limitation. For other breaches of this Agreement, for example, noncompliance with the Style Requirements, we believe specific performance should provide an adequate remedy (i.e. fixing the problem), and termination would not be necessary.
Note to Draft. As to ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, per Section 5(h) of his Amended and Restated Employment Agreement, that agreement terminates upon a change in control and his termination benefits are determined/paid solely pursuant to his Amended and Restated Change in Control Employment Agreement. But for him, this provision will also reference his Amended and Restated Employment Agreement for the sake of clarification.