Illustrative Examples Clause Samples

Illustrative Examples. Attached hereto as Schedule 1.7(o), for illustrative purposes only, are two example calculations illustrating the operation of Sections 1.7 and 2.1. In the event of any conflict between such schedule and the other terms and conditions of this Agreement, the other terms and conditions of this Agreement shall control.

Illustrative Examples. Exhibit J hereto provides examples for illustrative purposes only of calculations made pursuant to paragraphs (b), (c), (d) and (e) hereof. In the event of any conflict between Exhibit J and this Agreement, the provisions of this Agreement shall control.

Illustrative Examples. Matters on which Proxyholder shall be entitled to vote, pursuant to Section 1 include, but are not limited to, the following, which are presented here solely by way of example: 2.1 Election, replacement or removal of directors of the Company (each, a “Director”); 2.2 Sale or other disposition of all or substantially all of the Company’s assets, provided, that any distribution to Company stockholders of the proceeds of such sale or disposition are made in accordance with the Company’s certificate of incorporation, as then in effect; 2.3 Mergers of, or acquisitions by, the Company or its subsidiaries that are submitted for stockholder approval, provided, that any distribution to Company stockholders of the proceeds of such merger of the Company are made in accordance with the Company’s certificate of incorporation, as then in effect; 2.4 Adoption by the Company of a rights plan or similar takeover defensive arrangements, or amendments thereof; and 2.5 Adoption by the Company of a two-class capital stock structure (a “Dual Class Structure”) in which one class of capital stock has, among other things, enhanced voting rights, including but not necessarily limited to multiple votes per share (“Heavy Vote Stock”), and the other class of capital stock does not, provided, that, the shares of capital stock held by Stockholder at the time of adoption of such structure are entitled to be converted into Heavy Vote Stock without any further consideration; provided further that the economic rights of the Purchased Shares held by the Stockholder immediately after the adoption of such Dual Class Structure is the same as the economic rights of the Purchased Shares immediately prior to the adoption of such Dual Class Structure.

Illustrative Examples.  Person ID  Case File Number  Order type  Order start and end date  Offences – ie. most serious offence by offence type (ASOC code)  Order jurisdiction/venue  Conditions of Order  Approved Programs  Fines  The premises where the Child is to reside  The responsible adult with whom the court has ordered the Child to reside, where applicable  Breach of Order Order types may include:  Referral of a Child to diversion under section 64 of the Youth Justice Act 2005  Dismissal of charges against a Child under section 64A of the Youth Justice Act 2005  Allowing a Child to go at large under section 65 of the Youth Justice Act 2005  Releasing a Child on bail under section 65 of the Youth Justice Act 2005  Releasing a Child into the care and supervision of any person under section 65 of the Youth Justice Act 2005  Dismissing the charge for an offence under section 83(1)(a) of the Youth Justice Act 2005  Discharging the Child without penalty under section 83(1)(b) of the Youth Justice Act 2005  Discharging the Child without penalty if after a matter has been adjourned and no offending occurred during that The CEO requires alerts if a court order have been made affecting a Child. Depending upon the type of order made, this will assist in considerations regarding:  care planning  arranging a suitable placement with adequate supervision  ensuring/ assisting with compliance with the conditions of the order  supporting the Child to understand the details of an order  assisting other stakeholders (such as providers of Community Work Programs) in their engagement with the Child  managing breaches of orders

Illustrative Examples. Matters to which the voting arrangements described in Section 1 of this Agreement are applicable include, but are not limited to, the following, which are presented here solely by way of example: (a) Election, replacement or removal of any or all directors of the Company (each, a “Director”); (b) Sale, lease, exchange or other disposition of all or substantially all of the Company’s assets, provided, that any distribution to the stockholders of the Company of the proceeds of such sale or disposition are made in accordance with the Company’s certificate of incorporation, as then in effect; (c) Mergers of, or acquisitions by, the Company or its subsidiaries that are submitted for approval by stockholders of the Company; and (d) Adoption by the Company of a rights plan or similar takeover defensive arrangements, or amendments thereof, or approval or ratification by the Company’s stockholders of any such plan or amendment adopted by the Company upon the approval of its board of directors.

Illustrative Examples.  Person ID (Offender)  Order ID  Case File Number  Warrant Type  Warrant Issued  Warrant Service Status  Warrant Days (number of days in imprisonment if fine not paid)  Warrant Rate (amount of fine ordered, payment ordered or rate at which offender is imprisoned) Warrant types issued may include: The CEO requires alerts if a Child is the subject of a court-issued warrant. This will assist in considerations regarding:  ensuring the Child complies with the particulars of the warrant  arranging assistance in service and acknowledgement of the warrant

Illustrative Examples. Matters on which Proxyholder shall be entitled to vote, pursuant to Section 2 include, but are not limited to, the following, which are presented here solely by way of example: 3.1. Election, replacement or removal of directors of the Company (each, a “Director”); 3.2. Sale or other disposition of all or substantially all of the Company’s assets, provided, that any distribution to Company stockholders of the proceeds of such sale or disposition are made in accordance with the Company’s certificate of incorporation, as then in effect; 3.3. Mergers of, or acquisitions by, the Company or its subsidiaries that are submitted for stockholder approval; 3.4. Adoption by the Company of a rights plan or similar takeover defensive arrangements, or amendments thereof, which plan provides that a triggering event will occur only upon the acquisition by a stockholder of 15% or more of the Company’s shares of voting capital stock; and 3.5. Adoption by the Company of a two-class capital stock structure (a “Dual Class Structure”) in which one class of capital stock has, among other things, enhanced voting rights, including but not necessarily limited to multiple votes per share (“Heavy Vote Stock”), and the other class of capital stock does not (“Low Vote Stock”), provided, that, the shares of capital stock held by Stockholders at the time of adoption of such structure are entitled to be converted into Heavy Vote Stock.

Illustrative Examples. The provisions of this Agreement relating to the First Earn-Out and the Second Earn-Out shall be interpreted and applied in a manner consistent with the examples set forth in Schedule 1.16(c) to this Agreement.

Illustrative Examples. Attached as Schedule D are examples of the manner in which this Section 2.7 would be applied in the scenarios described therein. Schedule D has been prepared for illustrative purposes only and is not intended to be binding on the Parties. Schedule D does not constitute a part of this Agreement.