Younger definition

Younger means the Younger extraction plant and related facilities, AltaGas’ interest being owned by its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary AltaGas Extraction and Transmission Limited Partnership.

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Younger means younger age-group and “older” means older age-group

Younger in Section 21 means younger in status, an d w here the status is the same, you nger in age. Th us if an u ncle age d 21 years an d his nephew aged 26 years perish in the floods and it is not known which of the two died first, the nephew, though aged 26 years, will be presumed to have survived the uncle. On the other hand, if A and B, two brothers die in a road accident, the brother who is younger in age will be deemed to have survived the brother older in age.

Examples of Younger in a sentence

• In addition, Mr. Younger will waive any transaction bonus that he may be entitled to receive upon the consummation of the Transaction.

• Younger adolescents and older adults who are at increased risk should also be screened.

• T▇▇▇▇ and Younger will each waive any severance payments they may be entitled to under their existing employment arrangements.

• FEMALE RATES Ages 0 to 10 Use Rates for Males Same Age Ages 11 to 14 Use Rates for Males Age 10 Ages 15 to 19 Use Rates for Males 4 Years Younger Ages 20 to 23 Use Rates for Males Age 20 Ages 24 and Older Use Rates for Males 4 Years Younger SUBSTANDARD RISKS Multiple table substandard premiums are equal to the sum of the standard premium (smoker, Nonsmoker, or undifferentiated) and the appropriate multiple of the additional premiums for 25% excess mortality shown in the Substandard table.

• Younger students are also more likely to pay off their balance each month, with 89% of those aged 18 and younger saying they pay their last balance, compared to 56% of those aged 25 and older.

• Those under 16 years of age are coded as 3 “16 or Younger - Inapplicable”, and those who are currently serving on full-time active duty are coded as 4 “Now Active Duty”.

• Younger students make limited measurements which may be qualitative rather than quantitative.

• FEMALE RATES Ages 20 to 24 Use Rates for Males Age 20 Ages 25 & Older Use Rates for Males 5 Years Younger SUBSTANDARD RISKS Multiple table substandard premiums are equal to the sum of the standard premium (smoker or non-smoker) and the appropriate multiple of the additional premiums for 25% excess mortality shown in the Substandard table.

• Younger students are also more likely to pay off their balance each month, with 89% of those 20 and younger saying they pay their last balance compared to 58% of those 30 and older.

• T▇▇▇▇ and Younger will each enter into an employment agreement in a form reasonably acceptable to Purchaser and to FB Transportation.

More Definitions of Younger

Younger means C. Christopher Younger.

Younger means cheaper

Younger means under age 65 in Medicare and under age 18 in the other two populations.

Younger means between 18 and 35 years of age.

Younger generation means Jesuits in formation, before final vows, who are being introduced to the social apostolate. They have a different experience of growing up in society and Church. Their encounters with the social apostolate lead them to wonder: "Can we find our place here?"

Younger means that typical representant of this archetype is between first and second grade. As has been stated above, the ex- tent of usage of banking products is lower than older student’s one – even though the Freshman has almost one bank account and one debit card, he/she does not pay with it in a shop. He/she withdraws money from an ATM once a month and the amount of withdrawn money is less than CZK 500. He/she also has no credit card, does not use a standing order or a collection, but the Freshman usually uses Internet Banking. In terms of savings, the Freshman could have building sav- ings, but hardly has a claim for full state support. He/she does not have any pension insurance. His/her expenditures and income are low as he/she most likely has no work and lives at home (or parents pay his/her necessary expenditures on behalf of her/him). Of course, the Freshman does not invest money and does not buy everything what he/she likes. This archetype represents both sexes.