Revenue Accounts means (i) the BOA Revenue Account, or any replacement of such account with an Acceptable Bank in the U.S., and (ii) such other revenue accounts of the Obligors as are subject to the Transaction Security which, when taken together with the BOA Revenue Account, constitute the accounts into which the consolidated revenues of the NEXT Group are received in accordance with Clause 23.27 (Revenue Accounts). Ring Fenced Company means a company that:

Revenue Accounts means the Onshore Revenue Account and the Offshore Revenue Account and Revenue Account means either of them.

Revenue Accounts means, if the Customer shall have been determined to be a Category 1C Customer, a Category 2 Customer or a Category 3 Customer, the account or accounts of the Customer into which all revenues from Transponder Lease Agreements, Qualified Lease Agreements and all other agreements between the Customer and a lessee for the lease of transponders or use of communications capacity on the Satellite that are excluded from the definition of Transponder Lease Agreements by virtue of clause (a) thereof shall be paid, which account or accounts shall be held with a bank or trust institution, and in a location acceptable to AEF.

Examples of Revenue Accounts in a sentence

The income and expense ac- counts shall show for each reporting period the amount of money the con- tractor is entitled to receive for serv- ices rendered; the income accrued from investments in securities and property; accrued expenses; and income and ex- pense attributable to extraordinary items.(D) Revenue Accounts.
This expenditure will be funded from a combination of government grants, borrowing and income from selling assets and contributions from Revenue Accounts.
The exceptions allowed by the code and by statute are: a The Major Repairs Reserve, which is a statutory reserve for Housing Revenue Accounts in England and Wales.
Review of Grant Balances, Other Special Appropriations, and Special Revenue Accounts By May 15, the Town Accountant will distribute management reports of all grant, special appropriation, and special revenue accounts to the responsible department heads to solicit status updates on them.
When conditions are satisfied, grant and contribution amounts are released to the individual Service Revenue Accounts within the Comprehensive Income and Expenditure Statement.Capital grants and contributions are credited to the Taxation and Non-Specific Grant line in the Comprehensive Income & Expenditure Statement where conditions are satisfied.

More Definitions of Revenue Accounts

Revenue Accounts means, collectively, the Convention Center Revenue Account, the Street Repair Revenue Account, and the Homelessness Revenue Account.

Revenue Accounts means the Dollar Revenue Account and the Sterling Revenue Account.

Revenue Accounts means the English Revenue Accounts and the Egyptian Revenue Accounts.

Revenue Accounts means the fund or accounts maintained by the Master Servicer/Trustee for the deposit of all payments of debt service or prepayments on the Bond Loan pursuant to the Bond Loan Documents, other payments by the Eligible CDFI pursuant to the Bond Loan Documents, and any investment income derived from the corresponding accounts or subaccounts in the Debt Service Fund. The Revenue Fund will include a Revenue Account for each Bond Loan.

Revenue Accounts means the Borrower Revenue Account, the FEC Revenue Account and the MEC Revenue Account.

Revenue Accounts means, collectively, one or more Accounts, each subject to an Account Control Agreement, established by Borrowers and/or Sole Member with an Acceptable Financial Institution into which all revenue of Borrowers and all other cash received in respect of the operation of the Projects, other than proceeds of the Loan, proceeds from a Disposition and amounts to be deposited into the Loss Proceeds Account, will be deposited by Borrowers, and, each, individually, a “Revenue Account”.

Revenue Accounts has the meaning given to such term in Clause 7.1.