Extraordinary Decisions. Subject to Section 4.11, except to the ----------------------- extent any of the matters set forth below are specifically identified in the then-applicable Budget or Business Plan, the Partnership and the Managing Partner may take the following actions only with the prior approval of the Partners' Committee:
Extraordinary Decisions. Notwithstanding any other provision of this agreement, a decision on any of the following matters shall require the approval of three-quarters of the Coordinating Board:
Extraordinary Decisions. (a) APPROVAL: As a matter overriding any other provision of this agreement or the Articles of Association, the Company shall not (unless the relevant decision is one to which Schedule 4 applies) take, or do or agree to do anything which would require it to take, any Extraordinary Decision unless and until each of Alcatel and Loral (in each case, so long as (i) it is a Relevant A Shareholder and (ii) it has not transferred, other than to transferees which continue to be members of its Group, A Shares representing 30% or more of its holding of A Shares (appropriately adjusted to reflect any sub-division, consolidation or other re-organisation of the capital of the Company) immediately following completion of the Subscription Agreement) has given its prior approval:
Extraordinary Decisions. The following actions involving the Partnership ("Extraordinary Decisions") may be taken only with the prior approval of the USC Partners' Committee:
Extraordinary Decisions. The Partners may, by extraordinary decisions, amend any of the provisions of the statues, including but not limited to the following: - transformation of the Company into another form of Company recognized by the laws in effect at the time of the transformation, without the necessity of creating a new company or obtaining the consent of even the statutory managers - change in the objects of the Company - reduction of the Company term or its prorogation - change in the Firm name - change in the location of the Head Office - amalgamation of the Company with another company - change in the number, rate or conditions of transfers of common shares EXHIBIT 10.0 - change in the number, length of service and powers of the Managers - change in the length of the financial year or in the allocation and distribution of company profits - change in the manner of consulting the Partners - future dissolution of the Company - change in the manner of liquidation Moreover, extraordinary decisions deal with the transfer of common shares to persons outside the Company. Extraordinary decisions are not valid unless they have been adopted by a majority of Partners representing three quarters of the capital stock. However, the Partners may not, unless it is unanimously, change the nationality of the Company, or force one of the Partners to increase his share equity.
