Qualifying Treasury Securities Sample Clauses
Qualifying Treasury Securities. (a) The Administrative Trustees or any one of them shall, for each [ ], [ ], [ ]and [ ], commencing on [ ] and ending on the Stock Purchase Date or the earlier termination of the Stock Purchase Contracts, or if any such day is not a Business Day, the next Business Day (each, a “Reference Date”) identify:
(i) the 13-week treasury b▇▇▇ that matures at least one and not more than six Business Days prior to that Reference Date, or
(ii) if no 13-week treasury b▇▇▇ that matures at least one and not more than six Business Days prior to that Reference Date is or is scheduled to be outstanding on the immediately preceding Reference Date, the 26-week treasury b▇▇▇ that matures at least one and not more than six Business Days prior to that Reference Date, or
(iii) if neither of such treasury bills is or is scheduled to be outstanding on the immediately preceding Reference Date, any other treasury security (which may be a zero coupon treasury security) that is outstanding on the immediately preceding Reference Date, is highly liquid and matures at least one Business Day prior to such Reference Date; provided, however, that any treasury security identified pursuant to this clause (iii) shall be selected in a manner intended to minimize the cash value of the security selected.
(b) The Administrative Trustees shall use commercially reasonable efforts to identify the security meeting the foregoing criteria for each Reference Date promptly after the Department of the Treasury makes the schedule for upcoming auctions of treasury securities publicly available and shall, to the extent that a security previously identified with respect to any Reference Date is no longer expected to be outstanding on the immediately preceding Reference Date, identify another security meeting the foregoing criteria for such Reference Date. The security most recently identified by the Administrative Trustees or any one of them with respect to any Reference Date shall be the “Qualifying Treasury Security” with respect to the period from and including its date of issuance (or if later, the date of maturity of the Qualifying Treasury Security with respect to the immediately preceding Reference Date) to but excluding its date of maturity, and the Administrative Trustees’ identification of a security as a Qualifying Treasury Security for such period shall be final and binding for all purposes absent manifest error. The Administrative Trustees or any one of them shall give (or cause to be given) prompt...
Qualifying Treasury Securities. (a) The Administrative Trustees or any one of them shall, for each January 15, April 15, July 15 and October 15, commencing on April 15, 2006 and ending on the Stock Purchase Date or the earlier termination of the Stock Purchase Contracts, or if any such day is not a Business Day, the immediately succeeding Business Day (each, a “Reference Date”) identify:
(i) the 13-week treasury b▇▇▇ that matures at least one and not more than six Business Days prior to that Reference Date, or Trust Agreement
(ii) if no 13-week treasury b▇▇▇ that matures at least one and not more than six Business Days prior to that Reference Date is or is scheduled to be outstanding on the immediately preceding Reference Date, the 26-week treasury b▇▇▇ that matures at least one and not more than six Business Days prior to that Reference Date, or
(iii) if neither of such treasury bills is or is scheduled to be outstanding on the immediately preceding Reference Date, any other treasury security (which may be a zero coupon treasury security) that is outstanding on the immediately preceding Reference Date, is highly liquid and matures at least one Business Day prior to such Reference Date; provided that any treasury security identified pursuant to this clause (iii) shall be selected in a manner intended to minimize the cash value of the security selected.
