Transitional Arrangements definition

Transitional Arrangements means arrangements for the provision of services, use of facilities, equipment and/or resources and access to and/or use of information in each case as may be necessary to allow the objective set out in clause 16 to be met;

Transitional Arrangements means the arrangements listed in Annex 2;

Transitional Arrangements. Transition into the Trade Finance Facility Instruments issued under trade finance facilities already provided by ING Bank N.V. and Société Générale (and any of their respective affiliates) will be rolled in as Trade LCs under the Trade Finance Facility and will be subject to the risk participation arrangements set out in this term sheet. This includes instruments issued under the umbrella uncommitted trade finance facilities letter dated 13 December 2017 (as amended from time to time).

Examples of Transitional Arrangements in a sentence

• Part ZF Transitional Arrangements for Ministerial Smart Meter Roll Out Determinations 11.36 Ministerial Smart Meter Roll Out Determinations 11.36.1 DefinitionsIn this rule: relevant commencement date, for a relevant metering installation, means the day on which the Ministerial smart meter roll out determination that applies to the relevant metering installation takes effect.

• The shorter-form Contract allows for Conditions Precedent to be recorded but does not make specific provision for Transitional Arrangements.

• Subject to Article 3 (Transitional Arrangements), each Party shall prevent suppliers of public telecommunications transport networks or services who, alone or together, are major suppliers in its territory, from engaging in or continuing anti-competitive practices.

• The transitional arrangements for the Bayu-Undan Gas Field and the Kitan Oil Field are implemented in accordance with the Exchange of Correspondence on Bayu-Undan and Kitan Transitional Arrangements.

• The provisions of this Section D apply subject to the Transition Document (including the Transitional Arrangements Document referred to in the Transition Document).

More Definitions of Transitional Arrangements

Transitional Arrangements means in relation a Supply Contract, any interim supply, customer transfer or other transitional arrangements that apply at the entry into or on the termination of that Supply Contract under which another Electricity Supplier may supply the Electricity Products to such Customer.

Transitional Arrangements means the arrangements set out in Schedule 2;

Transitional Arrangements means the arrangements established by the Governors which will be applied during 2012 to ensure an equitable transition to the membership year enacted in Bylaw4.5 below; and

Transitional Arrangements the transitional arrangements set out in Schedule II of the MPRDA providing for the conversion of “old order” mineral rights to prospecting rights and/or mining rights (as defined in the MPRDA), as the case may be.

Transitional Arrangements. Transition into the New Trade Finance Facility Instruments issued under trade finance facilities already provided by ING Bank N.V. and DB (and any of their respective affiliates) will be rolled in as Trade LCs under the New Trade Finance Facility and will be subject to the risk participation arrangements set out in this term sheet. This includes instruments issued under the Umbrella Letter. Transition out of the New Trade Finance Facility Save as provided under “Security sharing” in Subsection 7 (Other Terms), the terms of the New Trade Finance Facility will allow the Trading Co Group to put in place new trade finance facilities, on a bilateral or syndicated basis, at any time before the Termination Date, to allow either

Transitional Arrangements. With effect from the date this Schedule came into effect (the"NSD date") each Party which is an Operator or a Potential Operator shall be deemed to be a Meter Operator Party (in addition to continuing as a Party in any other capacity) and to have complied with all the requirements of or referred to in this Schedule 21 relating to admission as a Meter Operator Party and as an Operator. Such Parties are more particularly described in Annex 4 hereto. The Parties acknowledge and confirm that the deemed admission of an existing Party as a Meter Operator Party shall not affect that Party's rights and obligations under any agreement or arrangement relating to being an Operator entered into or existing between the Parties or any of them prior to such deemed admission, and that accordingly such agreement or arrangement shall continue notwithstanding the change and any reference to that Party being an Operator under this Agreement shall be construed as being an Operator as a Meter Operator Party.

Transitional Arrangements means the arrangements set by the Partners relating to the Functions prior to the Commencement of this Agreement Warranties: means in the context of provisions relating to the Children’s Service Functions Working Day: any day other than Saturday, Sunday, a public or bank holiday in England.