TDP definition

TDP means “TDP” as that term is defined in the Second Amended Joint Plan or as that term is defined in any Plan confirmed by the Bankruptcy Court.
TDP means the trust distribution procedures for the Plan Trust, substantially in the form attached as Exhibit "G" to the Plan, as it may be modified from time to time in accordance with the terms of the TDP and the Plan Trust Agreement.
TDP. The TDP to be adopted by the Plan Trust pursuant to the Plan Trust Agreement will establish procedures to assign a value to all Claims under the TDP (the "TDP Valued Asbestos Claims") and determine the timing and amount of payments to be made in respect of all Asbestos Personal Injury Claims. It is anticipated that the TDP will reduce expenses significantly, which expenses would otherwise reduce Plan Trust Assets available for distribution. All holders of TDP Valued Asbestos Claims will benefit from such cost savings, by maximizing the assets which are to be used for the payment of such Claims. A copy of the current form of the TDP is attached as Exhibit "G" of the Plan. It is possible that the TDP may be modified prior to the Effective Date and after the Effective Date from time to time in accordance with the terms of the TDP and the Trust Agreement.

Examples of TDP in a sentence

  • This also applies to distribution of the TDP to all SUBCONTRACTORS at every level.

  • Destruction of this technical data shall be accomplished by: shredding, pulping, burning, or melting any physical copies of the TDP and/or deletion or removal of downloaded TDP files from computer drives and electronic devices, and any copies of those files.

  • If Seller has employees in TDPs performing WSAP covered work, then prior to beginning work under this Agreement, Seller shall provide the Procurement Representative with a list of all TDP employees, and Seller’s WSAP must comply with the provisions of 10 CFR Part 707 regarding TDPs. Thereafter, Seller shall notify the STR of any additions or deletions of employees in TDPs within 48 hours.

  • Production Phase: Fabricate, assemble and deliver LCU INCO spares kit and associated equipment IAW the SOW and TDP.

  • Production Phase: Fabricate, assemble and deliver LCU Depot spares kit and associated equipment IAW the SOW and TDP.


More Definitions of TDP

TDP means the Boy Scouts of America Trust Distribution Procedures for Abuse Claims, substantially in the form attached as Exhibit A to the Chapter 11 Plan filed in the Chapter 11 Cases on September 2930, 2021 and as may be amended and supplemented thereafter from time to time.
TDP or “Technical Data Package” means the technical data package for the split coil, superconducting magnet that is currently being manufactured for ViewRay by [***] for use in the ViewRay MRI Guided Radiation Therapy System. The TDP includes, detailed mechanical drawings, assembly drawings, component specification drawings, xxxx of materials, electrical schematics, assembly drawings, specifications relating to all of the foregoing (including the Specifications), and the acceptance test procedures used by ViewRay and [***] for such magnet.
TDP means Tribal Development Plan dated March 17, 2008, prepared by the Project Implementing Entity and acceptable to the Association, describing the approach, strategy and measures to be followed to ensure that tribals participate in and benefit from the Project.
TDP means marketable tire-derived products, made or derived from recycled or processed Used Tires or parts thereof, and which are included on the list of approved TDPs published on the OTS web site from time to time, and which conform to the specifications or definitions set out in such list; for greater clarity, TDP may be classified by grades;
TDP with respect to rotorcraft means take-off decision point.
TDP means data that is used in the production of firearms or accessories for firearms, including, but not limited to, engineering drawings, three dimensional CAD models, associated lists, material specifications, product specifications, tooling and gauging, including associated drawings and models, assembly instructions, fixtures, including associated drawings, engineering change information, previous revision information, process specifications and standards, as may be revised from time to time.