Cover Price definition

Cover Price shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 3.3.
Cover Price means the suggested retail selling price of the Publication(s) (as specified by Publisher on the cover of each copy thereof), as the same may be increased or decreased by Publisher during the term of this agreement.
Cover Price with respect to each issue of a Publication shall mean the suggested retail selling price of such issue specified on the cover of each copy thereof.

Examples of Cover Price in a sentence

  • Second Cover: Price Quote (Shall be placed in a separate cover) Conditions of Lease 1.

  • Such price dispute shall be submitted to binding arbitration pursuant to, and shall be governed in all respects by, the “Rules Governing Arbitration between Loan Traders with regard to Cover Price for Trades that Do Not Settle by BISO Trigger Date” (the “Arbitration Rules”) in existence on the Trade Date.

  • Alternative Daily Cover Price Adjustment - CY2022 10:55 EVAN BRUGGEMAN – MIS DIRECTOR1.

  • Cover ID The issue description as it appears on the front cover, limited to 10 characters within the issue file Cover ID Format Specified format for the issue description Cover Price The price of the issue as it appears on the cover.

  • NTPC invites online bids on Single Stage - Single Cover (Price Cover) Composite bidding without Reverse Auction on fully compliant basis from eligible bidders for Subject Package.


More Definitions of Cover Price

Cover Price means generally, a price that is prodded, by a firm that wishes to win a tender to a firm that does not wish to do so, In order that the firm that does not wish to win the tender may submit a higher price; or alternativefy a price that is provided by a firm that does not wish to win a tender to a firm that does wish to win that tender in order that the firm that wishes to win the tender may submit’ a. lower price;
Cover Price means the maximum sale price of a publication.
Cover Price is defined in Section 2.9(a).
Cover Price is determined as follows: (A) in the case where the breaching Party is Seller, the Cover Price will be an amount equal to the positive difference, if any, between (x) the price per Mcf paid by Buyer to purchase Replacement Gas in the marketplace, as adjusted for any transportation costs in excess of those Buyer would have incurred in accepting the undelivered Gas from Seller, and (y) as applicable, depending on whether the Gas to be delivered is Firm Gas, Daily Call Option Gas or Emergency Gas under Sections 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3, the Firm Volume Price for Firm Gas, the Sales Price for Daily Call Option Gas or the Sales Price for Emergency Gas pursuant to Section 3.1 under this Agreement (such applicable price as defined in this sub-clause (y), the “Applicable Cover Volume Price”), or (B) in the case where the breaching Party is Buyer, the Cover Price will be an amount equal to the Applicable Cover Volume Price less the price per Mcf, if any, received by Seller for selling the unaccepted Gas in the marketplace, as adjusted for any transportation costs in excess of those Seller incurred or would have incurred in delivering the unaccepted Gas to Buyer. In the event either Buyer or Seller exercises its right to the remedy of cover, such Party will first notify the other Party of its intent to seek cover, will seek either the most commercially reasonable source of Replacement Gas (taking into account all factors, including timing constraints and cost) in the case of Buyer or the most commercially reasonable market for sale of the Gas in the case of Seller and in each case in quantities equivalent to the volume of Gas not being delivered or not being purchased, as applicable, under this Agreement. In each case also, the Seller or Buyer shall discontinue such cover sales or purchases, as applicable, as soon as the reason necessitating Seller’s sale to alternative buyers or Buyer’s purchase of Replacement Gas has ended. Subject to the provisions of this Section 2.9, if Buyer seeks cover by withdrawing Gas stored by it or on its behalf in CINGSA (“CINGSA Gas Substitution”), the price of that Replacement Gas shall be the cost of the volume of such Gas withdrawn from storage as listed in Buyer’s Tariff at § 2301(3). If Buyer is unable to obtain Replacement Gas or use CINGSA Gas Substitution and must call on electric utilities to alter their generation to allow Buyer access to additional Gas, Buyer will incur Interruption Expenses as defined by § 1205 of Buyer’s Tariff, B...
Cover Price is the sale price of the Translated Book including VAT where applicable.
Cover Price shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 3.2. “Current Report” shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 2.3.
Cover Price shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 2.2.