SLP definition

SLP means Silver Lake Management Company III, L.L.C., Silver Lake Management Company IV, L.L.C. and their respective affiliated management companies and investment vehicles.
SLP means a speech-language pathologist.
SLP means speech-language pathology.

Examples of SLP in a sentence

  • If any such à la carte STE Service or STE Service bundle is offered at a price below the Open Internet Bundle SLP (not including any price to the subscriber for Internet access, if any), then each subscriber who pays for or is otherwise authorized to access such lower priced STE Service shall be subject to the relevant Multiplier for purposes of determining STE’s compliance with the Internet Cap as described below.

  • In such cases, the price to subscribers for such à la carte STE Service or STE Service bundle is suggested to be at least equal to the Open Internet Bundle SLP then in effect (not including any price to the subscriber for Internet access, if any).

  • The total monthly “à la carte open Internet package price” (the cost of the Entry Level Video Package plus the cost of the STE Service) to a subscriber is suggested to be the Open Internet A La Carte Package SLP.

  • The total monthly “à la carte DSL package price” (the cost of the DSL Base Tier plus the cost of the STE Service) to a subscriber is suggested to be the DSL A La Carte Package SLP.

  • If any updated US DSL Index Price is lower than the previous US DSL Index Price, then the DSL Bundle SLP shall be reduced by the same percentage as the percentage decrease in the US DSL Index Price and such reduced DSL Bundle SLP shall become effective immediately.


More Definitions of SLP

SLP means Silver Lake Partners and its affiliates.
SLP shall have the meaning set forth in the Preamble.
SLP has the meaning set forth in the seventh Whereas clause of this Agreement.
SLP means the Support and Service Level Policy for the Products set forth in Appendix 1 hereto.
SLP means the social and labour plan contemplated in section 23 of the MPRDA;
SLP means any one of them;