Example 2. A NGEP makes a statement concerning an insured de- pository institution or affiliate at a widely attended conference or seminar regarding a general topic. A public or private meeting, public hearing, or other meeting regarding one or more specific institutions, affiliates or transactions involving an application for a deposit facility is not considered a widely attended conference or sem- inar.
Example 2. If the Supplier achieves Service Availability of 96.5% in a given Measurement Period, it will incur a Severe KPI Failure for Service Availability in that Measurement Period and accordingly accrue 3 Service Points. If, in the next Measurement Period, it achieves Service Availability of 98.5%, it will incur a Minor KPI Failure and accordingly accrue 1 Service Point, but as the failure is a Repeat Failure, this amount is doubled and so the Supplier will incur 2 Service Points for the failure (i.e. SP = 1 x 2). If in the next Measurement Period it achieves Service Availability of 96.5%, the Supplier will incur 6 Service Points.] Related KPI Failures
Example 2. An American mu- seum is organizing an exhibition of works by 20th century American art- ists, which will travel to one other U.S. museum. There are more than 100 ob- jects in the exhibition. The majority of the paintings, drawings and sculpture, valued at more than $500,000,000, are from galleries, museums and private collections in the United States. The organizing curator has selected ten works of art, mostly drawings and pre- paratory sketches relating to paintings in the exhibition, valued at less than $5,000,000, which will be borrowed from foreign lenders.
Example 2. An employee on the 3/12.5 work schedule works a regular schedule of 75 hours in a pay period and is assigned to work, in the same pay period, 10 of the 10 “payback” hours owed to the City during a 28-day work period; such employee shall not earn overtime compensation during the pay period until hours worked during the pay period exceed 85 hours. In this example, the 10 “payback” hours owed to the City and worked during the pay period would not receive additional compensation, but would count toward reaching the minimum 80-hour threshold for calculating overtime compensation. However, because the employee owes 10 hours back to the City, the employee would only be compensated at time and one-half for hours worked in excess of 85 hours during the pay period. Ten “payback” hours are owed to the City during each 28-day work period because the 3/12.5 work schedule employee was paid for those hours in advance at the rate of 5 hours for each of the 2 pay periods in a 28-day work period.
Example 2. A NGEP meets with an insured depository institution and states that the institution needs to offer new loan programs in the NGEP’s community. The NGEP and the insured depository institution reach a mutual arrangement or understanding that the institution will provide additional loans in the NGEP’s community. The institution tells the NGEP that it will issue a press release announcing the program. Later, the insured depository institution issues a press release an- nouncing the loan program. The press release incorporates the key terms of the understanding reached between the NGEP and the insured depository insti- tution. The written press release re- flects the mutual arrangement or un- derstanding of the NGEP and the in- sured depository institution and is, therefore, a written arrangement or understanding.
Example 2. An old building has been purchased by a person at a cost of Rs.30,000/- excluding the cost of the land. Calculate the amount of annual Sinking fund at 4% interest assuming the future life of the building as 20 years and the scrap value of the building as 10% of the cost of purchase. The total amount of Sinking Fund to be accumulated at the end of 20 years. S = 30000 x 90 = Rs. 27,000.00 100 Annual Instalment of Sinking fund. I = Si = (1 i)n 1, 27000 x 0.04 = (1 0.04)20 1, 27000 x 0.336 = Rs. 907.20 Annual Instalment for Sinking fund required for 20 years = Rs. 907.20
Example 2. In different Delivery Periods within the same Month the BSP has contracted FCR 100mHz, FCR Up and FCR Down Service Types for different volumes. – For the whole given Month the BSP receives : – 5.000€ for the FCR Up Service Type, – 10.000€ for the FCR 100mHz Service Type and
Example 2. Remittance based on delivery of gas to the Gas Distributor in a month where the forecasted banked gas account attributed to the Gas Vendor is in a debit and the respective NYMEX Xxxx Basis price is greater than commodity rate specified by the Gas Vendor. Assume: Consumption = 10,000 m3 Delivery = 8,000 m3 NYMEX = $0.30 per m3 Commodity rate = $0.25 per m3 The Maximum Security Amount is calculated as follows: = banked gas account x NYMEX – (amounts collected – amounts remitted) = [consumption – delivery] x NYMEX – ([consumption x commodity rate] – [delivery x commodity rate]) = [10,000 – 8,000] x 0.30 – ([10,000 x 0.25] – [8,000 x 0.25]) = $100 The calculation would be repeated for each banked gas account attributed to the Gas Vendor for each month of the applicable 12 month period and then summed up by month to determine the month with the maximum cumulative Maximum Security Amount. A negative cumulative Maximum Security Amount would represent no security required from the Gas Vendor.
Example 2. This LEASE made and entered into this day of , 20 , between, hereinafter called the “LANDOWNER,” and (the person or group to whom hunting rights are being released), hereinafter called the “LESSEE.”
Example 2. “An Employee works ten (10) Project Working Hours each day Monday to Saturday inclusive for all weeks in the Work Cycle except for in the fourth week of the Work Cycle when the Employee is absent from work for one day without the authorisation of the Company;” Length of Work Cycle
