Transfer Information. 1. Identify the number(s) of the unit certificate(s) affected:
2. Original dates of the unit certificates affected:
3. Number of Membership Units Transferred:
Transfer Information. Please transfer assets from the above account to First National Bank of Omaha. Transfer should be according to the following instructions: Full Transfer. Please liquidate all assets in my account. Partial Transfer: Traditional IRA Rollover IRA SEP IRA $ Liquidate Transfer in kind. Please transfer: from my account. (Fund Name) Xxxx XXX Xxxx Conversion IRA SIMPLE IRA Qualified Retirement Plan 403(B) Plan/Tax Shelter Annuity Xxxxxxxxx ESA Inherited Traditional IRA Inherited XXXX XXX Immediately Upon maturity (if applicable). Maturity date is: (Please return this form 2 weeks prior to maturity) Traditional IRA Rollover IRA SEP IRA Xxxx XXX Xxxx Conversion IRA SIMPLE IRA Qualified Retirement Plan 403(B) Plan/Tax Shelter Annuity Xxxxxxxxx ESA Inherited Traditional IRA Inherited XXXX XXX I understand that the requirements for a valid transfer to a Traditional IRA or Xxxx XXX are complex and I acknowledge that I have the responsibility for complying with all requirements and for the tax results of any such transfer.
Transfer Information. 29 9. DEFINITIONS.............................................................................................29 10. INDEMNIFICATION.........................................................................................33 10.1. Indemnification; Expenses, Etc.................................................................33 10.2. Survival of Representations and Warranties.....................................................35
Transfer Information. RMT systems use special resources (dictionaries) which link source and target resources, and add source language tests and (target language) actions. The link usually is based on a directed bilingual link of <lemma,POS> from source to target. Standard lexical transfer replaces the source by the target term16. Complex lexical transfer is required in cases where 1:n transfers must be considered, i.e. where the right transfer must be selected from several target candidates. This is done by tests and actions. There are different types of tests: • Domain tags are the simplest way. Some entries are marked such that they are preferred if the text is from a specific domain. • Grammatical tests usually refer to underspecified tree configurations, either local nodes (some feature value tests, like number) or partial trees (like a verb and its direct object).17 • Semantic / conceptual tests investigate the conceptual context in transfer selection; systems supporting this feature18 usually rely on a larger context (paragraphs instead of contexts). Actions are usually linked to tests, and take care of specific constellations for a given transfer, e.g. argument switching, idiosyncratic translations of prepositions, insertion / deletion of lexical material, and the like. MT systems differ widely in the way such information is expressed and used, and in the formalisms how it is described; therefore, a representation of this information must be found which is sufficiently expressive, and as generic as possible. Single MT systems would have to compile it from there into their idiosyncratic environments.
Transfer Information. Students wanting to talk to a counselor about transferring should contact Xxxxxx Xxxxxx-Xxxxx, Transfer and Academic Advisor, at 000-000-0000 or xxxxxxx-xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx. Please see the current college catalogue for system-wide policies.
Transfer Information. The holder of each Convertible Preferred Share, Initial Common Share, Warrants or Conversion Share bearing the restrictive legend set forth in Section 8.1 above agrees with respect to any transfer of such security, upon reasonable request from the Company to such holder, to give to the Company written information describing the transferee and the circumstances of such transfer necessary to establish the availability of an exemption from the registration requirements of the Securities Act.
Transfer Information. As part of any Transaction Notice, AAGES shall make available to AY, electronically or in hard copy, the following information that is then in the possession of or reasonably available to AAGES relating to the applicable Target, all as determined in good faith by AAGES (“Transfer Information”), without limiting AY’s right under Clause 2.6(b) to such additional information as may be reasonably requested by AY during the Negotiation Period:
(a) a reasonably detailed description of the Target Interest, the Target Entities, and the Target Asset;
(b) a non-binding indicative target price for the sale of the Target Interest;
(c) all ownership and material corporate information of the Target Interest and the Target Entities;
(d) all material tax information relating to the Target Interest, the Target Entities and the Target Asset including, but not limited to, all tax returns, tax inspections and tax claims;
(e) financial statements for the Target, which shall be audited to the extent available;
(f) a current financial model covering the reasonably expected useful life of the Target Asset, including annual yield calculation, equity internal rate of return, project internal rate of return, and valuation and debt models, which financial model (i) if applicable, shall be the financial model used in conjunction with funding of such Target Asset by any Financing Party, updated to reflect any material changes in assumptions, and (ii) shall have been prepared in good faith and in accordance with the reasonable, customary standards employed by AAGES or the Person preparing the financial model on behalf of AAGES in the course of modeling the financial performance of similar assets;
(g) the most recent version of (and any updates to) the reports and studies, if any, prepared by (i) an independent engineer, including (to the extent then reasonably capable of determination) assessment of the extent to which the Target Asset has been built in accordance with applicable specifications and industry standards, and the extent to which the Target Asset can be expected to deliver the expected performance, and (ii) any geotechnical engineer, environmental consultant, or other consultant with respect to the Target Asset, in the case of each of the foregoing prepared on behalf of or for any AAGES Company or, to the extent available to AAGES, on behalf of or for any Financing Party;
(h) the most recent legal reports or legal opinions, if any, prepared for any AAGES Company relating to ...
Transfer Information. For Guests who purchase the Disney Cruise Line Air Program, ground and baggage transfers are included in your vacation package to and from the port of embarkation and the airport closest to the port of embarkation. Guests who make their own air arrangements may purchase ground and baggage transfers from Disney Cruise Line, which transfers include transportation between the port of embarkation and the airport closest to the port of embarkation. Please note that those Guests who do not purchase the Disney Cruise Line Air Program or ground transfers from Disney Cruise Line are responsible for all ground and baggage transportation to and from the airport, the port of embarkation and their hotel, if applicable. We recommend that you allow a minimum of 4 hours at the beginning and end of your cruise for travel time, customs clearances and security checks at the port of embarkation and the airport. Single occupancy fares are 200% of the double occupancy package price. SMOKING/NONSMOKING POLICY For the comfort and enjoyment of our Guests, Disney Cruise Line ships have been primarily designated as non-smoking ships. However, it is recognized that some Guests smoke. To provide an onboard atmosphere that also satisfies smokers, portions of open-air decks on each ship are designated as smoking areas. Smoking is prohibited in Guest staterooms and private verandahs. Guests who are found smoking in their staterooms or on their verandahs will be charged $250, which will be added to their folio. All Guests must observe the nonsmoking areas and refrain from smoking pipes and/or cigars in any of the public areas. These requests are to provide a comfortable shipboard living atmosphere for everyone. Magical Cruise Company, Limited (doing business as Disney Cruise Line - Registered Office: 0 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Hammersmith, London, W6 9PE, England) and DCL Island Development, Ltd. are each separate entities and are indirect subsidiaries of The Xxxx Disney Company. Magical Cruise Company, Limited is the operator of the Disney Cruise Line cruise ships. DCL Island Development, Ltd. is the operator and provider of facilities on Disney Castaway Cay. All arrangements made for or by Guests for: (a) air or ground transportation or travel; (b) shore excursions; (c) tours; (d) theme parks; (e) hotels; (f) restaurants; or (g) other similar activities or services, are made solely for Guests' convenience and are at Guests' risk. The providers of such activities and services are independe...
Transfer Information. For Guests who purchase the Disney Cruise Line Air Program, ground and baggage transfers are included in your vacation package. Guests who make their own air arrangements may purchase ground and baggage transfers from Disney Cruise Line. Please note that those Guests who do not purchase the Disney Cruise Line Air Program or ground transfers fromDisney Cruise Line are responsible for all ground and baggage transportation to and from the airport, Port Canaveral and theirWalt Disney World hotel, if applicable. We recommend that you allow a minimum of four hours at the beginning and end of your cruise for travel time, customs clearances and security checks at Port Canaveral and the airport. We invite you to visit your local Travel Agent to make your Disney Cruise Line reservation. Travel agencies are not owned or operated by Disney Cruise Line and act on the Guest's behalf in arranging vacations.
Transfer Information. If a Student wants to transfer from one Bedroom to another, (i) the transfer must be approved by the Owner; and (ii) Student cannot be in violation of the Residential Agreement at the time of the transfer request. If the Owner approves the transfer, Student will need to sign a new Residential Agreement, complete applicable paperwork, and pay a transfer fee of $350.00. Management will inspect the vacated Premises. It must be left in the condition it was in at the time of Student’s initial occupancy (normal wear and tear excepted). After Management has inspected the Premises, any and all applicable charges for damages will become due and payable immediately. I hereby acknowledge receipt and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions contained herein.
