Common use of Qualifying Circumstance Clause in Contracts

Qualifying Circumstance. For purposes of this Section 5, a "Qualifying Circumstance" means, with reference to the termination of your employment with the Company and all Subsidiaries, one that occurs due to (i) your death or disability (as determined by any disability policy or program maintained by the Company), or (ii) such other event or circumstance that the Committee specifically approves and designates as a Qualifying Circumstance.

Qualifying Circumstance. For purposes of this Section 5, a "Qualifying Circumstance" means, with reference to the termination of your employment with the Company and all Subsidiaries, one (i) that occurs due to (i) the your death or disability (as determined by any disability policy or program maintained by the Company), or (ii) that occurs due to such other event or circumstance that the Committee specifically approves and designates as a Qualifying Circumstance.

Qualifying Circumstance. For purposes of this Section 5, a "Qualifying Circumstance" means, with reference to the an interruption or termination of your employment with status as an employee of the Company and all or any of its Subsidiaries, one an interruption or termination (i) that occurs due to (i) the your death or disability (as determined by any disability policy or program maintained by the Company), or (ii) such other event or circumstance that occurs after you have attained the Committee specifically approves and designates as a Qualifying Circumstanceage of 62.