Examples of Target Date in a sentence

If you do not already hold a Biodynamic Certification in relation to the Farm, you must: • do everything Paris Creek or the Accredited Organisation reasonably requires you to do to enable the Farm to obtain the Biodynamic Certification (and pay all costs of doing so); and • tell Paris Creek (within 30 days after entering this Agreement) the date by which you reasonably believe you will be able to complete each Accreditation Stage (Target Date).
If Paris Creek suffers any loss, liability, damage, cost, charge or expense from you failing to complete any Accreditation Stage or reach Biodynamic Certification by the Target Date, you must indemnify Paris Creek for this loss.
If you are unable to obtain Biodynamic Certification by the Target Date, Paris Creek may terminate this Agreement.

More Definitions of Target Date

Target Date has the meaning provided in Section 4.2(a).

Target Date means for each Component, the expected date for delivery and acceptance of such Component, as set forth in each Order or in the installation schedule agreed to by the Parties in writing.

Target Date means the expected date for delivery of a Service to Customer as specified in the relevant Order. The Target may also be referred to in the Agreement as the "Committed Delivery Date".

Target Date means the date the Customer Space or Services are expected or anticipated to be available to Customer, as set forth in a written notice.

Target Date has the meaning set forth in Section 5.02(a).

Target Date means the date specified as such in item 6 of schedule 1 as varied under clause 9 or 10 from time to time.

Target Date means the date set by the issuer by which it expects to reach the minimum offering amount. The target date shall not exceed 12 months from the date of the Administrator's notice of compliance required by Rule .2015 of this Section.