Programme Limit Sample Clauses

Programme Limit. The Trustee shall not be concerned, and need not enquire, as to whether or not any Notes are issued in breach of the Programme Limit.
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Programme Limit. The Trustee shall not be concerned, and need not enquire, as to whether or not any ETP Securities are issued or entered into in breach of the Programme Maximum Number of ETP Securities.
Programme Limit. The amount of the Programme may be increased by the Issuer in accordance with the procedure set out in the Dealer Agreement. Upon any increase being affected, all references in this Agreement to the amount of the Programme shall be deemed to be references to the increased amount.
Programme Limit the Note Trustee shall not be concerned, and need not enquire, as to whether or not any Notes are issued in breach of the Programme Limit;
Programme Limit. The Bond Trustee shall not be concerned, and need not enquire, as to whether or not any Bonds are issued in breach of the Programme Limit.

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