TP1 definition

TP1 means the Series A Trigger Price or Series B Trigger Price, as applicable, in effect immediately prior to such issue of Additional Units;

Examples of TP1 in a sentence

  • The Target Periods (TP) are: TP1: 1st January 2013- 31st December 2014 TP2: 1st January 2015- 31st December 2016 TP3: 1st January 2017- 31st December 2018 TP4: 1st January 2019- 31st December 2020 • The companies owning the target unit should report for the entire target period, or for that part of the period when they were covered by the CCA.

  • Vehicles, equipment and fuel will be charged to TP-1 unless rental equipment is authorized, in which case rental expenses will be charged to this TP.

  • The Target Periods (TP) are: TP1: 1st January 2013- 31st December 2014 TP2: 1st January 2015- 31st December 2016 TP3: 1st January 2017- 31st December 2018 TP4: 1st January 2019- 31st December 2020 TP5: 1st January 2021- 31st December 2022 • The companies owning the target unit should report for the entire target period, or for that part of the period when they were covered by the CCA.

  • Notwithstanding clauses 18-22 of the agreement, the TPHJ may conduct its own investigation into the conduct of a Professional Geoscientist Providing Geoscience Services on a temporary basis in the TPHJ pursuant to clause TP1 TP4.

  • TP1 Agreement Maersk Sealand / Horizon Lines LLC In the event any decision to by-pass a port or not to load or discharge Maersk Sealand’s containers; • is due to a force majeure occurrence as defined in Article 10 or; • is due to port related delays in Hong Kong, Kaohsiung, Tacoma or Oakland caused by Maersk Sealand or its affiliates, contractors or agents.

  • TP1 Agreement Maersk Sealand / Horizon Lines LLC The geographic scope of this Agreement shall cover the foreign trade handled by Maersk Sealand between (a) the United States ports in Tacoma, Washington; Oakland, California; Honolulu, Hawaii; and the Territory of Guam and U.S. inland and coastal points served via such ports, on the one hand, and (b) the ports in Hong Kong and Kaohsiung, Taiwan and inland and coastal points served via such ports on the other hand (the “Foreign Trade”).

  • Transformers shall be general purpose dry-type, air cooled with Indoor ventilated steel enclosure, energy efficient and shall comply with NEMA standard ST 20 and TP-1.

  • This Agreement shall also cover the domestic trade handled by Horizon between the ▇▇▇▇▇ Act corridors shown on Appendix 1-A attached hereto (such trade other than the trade lanes which comprise the TP1 Service, as that term is defined in Article 5.1.1 below, the “▇▇▇▇▇ Act Trade”).

  • If, following receipt of such warning by Horizon, Horizon breaches the Reliability Commitment during any two future calendar quarters, and such breach is not due to any fault of Maersk Sealand or any of its affiliated companies or a terminal operator designated by Maersk Sealand under this Agreement, then the Parties shall negotiate in good faith to reach alternative arrangements that preserve the economic benefits to each party contemplated by the TP1 Service.

  • CSX Lines shall redeliver empty Containers to Maersk on the TP1 Service or its successor (as defined in “Sea-Land Domestic Shipping LLC Space Charter and Transportation Service Contract”) and Maersk shall arrange discharge in Asia at its discretion.