Return on Investment. Developer acknowledges and agrees that it is not entitled to receive any compensation, return on investment or other profit for providing the services contemplated by this Agreement and the Lease other than those resulting from cost savings, Toll Revenues, Administrative Fees, Compensation Amounts and Termination Compensation in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and earnings thereon. The Parties acknowledge that this Agreement and the Lease contain commercially reasonable provisions and allow Developer a reasonable rate of return and compensation commensurate with risk.
Return on Investment. Grantee’s failure to meet the Return on Investment criteria set forth herein will result in the additional financial consequences set forth in Section 5, below.
1) Grantee shall certify that a private capital investment (excluding the acquisition or leasing of real property) of at least [$AMOUNT] has been made and paid for by private businesses at the location of the Project or in connection with the Project, calculated as set forth in section 13 of this Scope of Work, after the Effective Date and on or before December 31st of the year on which the ten (10) year anniversary of the Completion Date falls (such date, the “Capital Investment Date”).
2) Grantee shall certify that at least [NUMBER] New Jobs have been created as a result of the Project, calculated as set forth in Section 13 of this Scope of Work, after the Effective Date and on or before December 31st of the year on which the ten (10) year anniversary of the Completion Date falls (such date, the “Job Creation Date”).
3) Grantee shall certify that [NUMBER] Retained Jobs have been retained as a result of the Project, calculated as set forth in Section 13 of this Scope of Work.
Return on Investment. The price per share calculated as Affiliate's basis in the share increased at the rate of ten percent (10%) per year from the date of purchase to the date of the event giving rise to termination.
Return on Investment achievement of a demonstrable ROI as published on Contracts Finder via the post contract “value statement” [X]% [To be agreed at future Framework management meetings] Verified statement obtained by the Supplier from the Customer
Return on Investment. If RDC terminates this Agreement at any time for any of the causes specified in Sections 7(c), (d) or (e), or if BRLI terminates this Agreement pursuant to Section 7(b) effective during the first two years next following the execution date of this Agreement, or if either Party terminates this Agreement pursuant to Section 7(f) within two years of the date of this Agreement, then:
Return on Investment. The Town may eliminate the current Net Metering and change its rate structure such that any planned return on investment may not be achieved. After November 1, 2020, no new Customers will be considered for grandfathering. Previous customers may be considered for some level of grandfathering. As a public utility Lyons is not required to follow Commission policies. For example, the Town may change Net Metering to hourly effectively making any excess generated electricity reimbursable at the COG rate instead of being netted out for the year and or the Town may change the rate structure significantly increasing electric rates during evening peak rates and greatly lower rates during non-peak hours such as during the noon solar peak hours. These changes could greatly reduce the return on investment of the COGF.
Return on Investment. If RDC terminates this Agreement at any time for any of the causes specified in Sections 7(c), (d) or (e), or if BRLI terminates this Agreement pursuant to Section 7(b) effective during the first two years next following the execution date of this Agreement, or if either Party terminates this Agreement pursuant to Section 7(f) within two years of the date of this Agreement, then:
(i) Immediate Return of Invested Capital. Within thirty days of termination, CareEvolve shall return to RDC an amount equal to the monies advanced to CareEvolve by RDC less all budgeted CareEvolve Operating Expenditures approved by the Steering Committee for the ongoing operation of CareEvolve and paid on or prior to the date of termination pursuant to Section 4); and
(ii) Entitlement to Revenue Stream. After the date of termination, and during the five-year period following execution of this Agreement, or at least two years after termination, whichever shall be longer, CareEvolve shall pay to RDC amounts equal to 50% of the net after-tax income generated through sales, licensing or commercialization of the CareEvolve Service to RDC Accounts (as hereinafter defined) after collections. Such amounts shall be calculated, paid and accounted for quarterly in the manner contemplated in Section 4. As used herein, “RDC Accounts” means CareEvolve Service customers introduced to BRLI/CareEvolve by RDC personnel, or customers acquired by BRLI/CareEvolve as a result of significant sales efforts by RDC personnel.
(iii) License. Effectively immediately and automatically upon any termination of the type described in this Section 7(b), RDC shall have, and CareEvolve hereby grants to RDC, an irrevocable, worldwide, perpetual, royalty-free, nonexclusive license to use (including to reproduce, modify, create derivative works, distribute, transmit, publicly perform, publicly display, and sublicense) the CareEvolve Service (including, without limitation, the CareEvolve IP (as hereinafter defined)). After such termination, at its option, RDC may assume the defense of any actual or threatened infringement or claim of infringement of any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret, privacy, publicity, or other proprietary right of any third party based on the CareEvolve Service or the CareEvolve IP or its use by RDC, or follow such other course of action is it reasonably deems necessary to protect its interest; provided, however, that RDC shall be indemnified by BRLI for all reasonable costs incurred in s...
Return on Investment. Innovations, like implementing new software and making new partnerships, cost money. As stated earlier, in order to remove barriers to participation and to enable more institutions include the decision to provide metadata to Europeana in their strategic planning, it is necessary to clearly demonstrate what the benefits are. The return on investment is linked to business models, but is worth discussing investment separately to put more focus on it. There has to be a clear idea about the balance between costs and benefits in the long term. Making new partnerships may be included in the long term social mission of cultural heritage institutions as it generally constitutes of a contribution to the world wide cultural interplay. Usually cooperation, collaboration and partnerships are not prohibitively expensive. Implementing new software, however, costs a lot and it may seem very difficult to have a clear idea about the long term benefits. This is because technological platforms are rapidly changing, and exact measurement is hard. Financial data is needed to quantify the economic benefits, but it will be too farfetched, in the opinion of some partners, to predict and monitor the financial benefits of the ECK. Small institutions have difficulties in investing in new software and new partnerships. So the future benefits and advantages must be clearly defined to support the decision of participating. The ECK might stimulate Institutions to invest in using the existing software that supports it instead of developing new software. There should also be a free reference implementation that can be used by organisations that use a custom database and want to contribute their metadata to Europeana. Publishing metadata on an institutional portal, using a direct flow from the CMS to the online catalogue, is not the same as sharing it with others like Europeana. It requires additional investment to export, harmonise and deliver the metadata according to the rules of the target. It requires investment in technology (e.g. data export system and OAI-PMH implementation) and human resources (e.g. mapping, harmonisation, and contact management). As a minimum, good connectivity requires more stringent application of the standards and rules for the information contained in the databases. It may also require some additional units of information (fields), and the availability of an XML data export function. However, these are not such heavy investments. They should be also be part of...
Return on Investment. Xxxxxxx’s failure to meet the Return on Investment criteria set forth herein will result in the additional financial consequences set forth in Section 5, below.
1) Grantee shall certify that a private capital investment (excluding the acquisition or leasing of real property) of at least $200,000 has been made and paid for by private businesses at the location of the Project or in connection with the Project, calculated as set forth in section 13 of this Scope of Work, after the Effective Date and on or before December 31st of the year on which the 10 year anniversary of the Expend by Date falls (such date, the “Capital Investment Date”).
2) Grantee shall certify that at least 50 New Jobs have been created as a result of the Project, calculated as set forth in Section 13 of this Scope of Work, after the Effective Date and on or before December
3) Grantee shall certify that 0 Retained Jobs have been retained as a result of the Project, calculated as set forth in Section 13 of this Scope of Work.
Return on Investment. The Recipient’s failure to meet the Return on Investment criteria set forth herein will result in the additional financial consequences set forth in Section 18, below.
a. The Recipient shall certify that a private capital investment (excluding the acquisition or leasing of real property) of at least $ 1,500,000.00 has been made and paid for by private businesses at the location of the Project or in connection with the Project, calculated as set forth in Section 20, below, after the Effective Date and on or before December 31st of the year on which the ten (10) year anniversary of the Completion Date falls (such date, the “Capital Investment Date”).
b. The Recipient shall certify that at least 719 New Jobs have been created as a result of the Project, calculated as set forth in Section 1, after the Effective Date and on or before December 31st of the year on which the ten (10) year anniversary of the Completion Date falls (such date, the “Job Creation Date”).
c. Retained Jobs, calculated as set forth in Section 19, below, is not applicable to this Agreement.
