Accession Instrument definition

Accession Instrument means a deed of adherence to the Shareholders' Agreement substantially in the form set forth in Schedule 1 of the Shareholders' Agreement, with applicable amendments which are in form and substance satisfactory to each of the parties to the Shareholders' Agreement.

Accession Instrument means a deed of adherence to the IFC SHA, with applicable amendments which are in form and substance satisfactory to each of the parties to the IFC SHA;

Accession Instrument means a deed of adherence to the CUBI Shareholders’ Agreement substantially in the form set forth in the CUBI Shareholders’ Agreement;

Examples of Accession Instrument in a sentence

• Visitors on campus—including vendors, contractors, suppliers, guests, and members of the general public— are expected to abide by face mask requirements, physical distancing guidelines, and personal sanitation/ hygiene measures, as described in this plan.

• IFC shall, as a condition of the proposed IFC Negotiated Transfer, require the Eligible Transferee(s) to execute an Accession Instrument.

• These serve a variety of crime victims, including victims who report crimes and go through the justice system as well as those who do not.

• This followed a 2021 federal election promise outlined in the Liberal Party platform which explained that the cap would not exceed current pollution levels, would be accompanied by five-year emissions targets until 2050, and would include milestones for emission reductions in 2025 and 2030 based on the advice of the Net-Zero Advisory Body (Liberal Party of Canada 2021).

• The Accession Instrument shall restrict the Eligible Transferee(s) from transferring the IFC Securities held by it to any of the Competitors set forth in Schedule 6 of the Shareholders' Agreement.

• Such successor trustee(s) shall be a reputable, duly registered and experienced trustee, have accepted such appointment, and shall have delivered to the Issuer the duly executed Accession Instrument in or substantially in the form in the Third Schedule to this Deed.

• While others opine that it came to £ end when both the parties i.e. Pakistan and India levelly serious and severe allegations against each other after executing the Standstill Agreement, and prior to signing the Accession Instrument.

• India now contends that, pursuant to the Accession Instrument, it became sovereign over Kashmir, and Pakistan's presence in the territory, is a violation of India's right of sovereignty.

• IFC's obligation to enforce the aforesaid restriction on the Eligible Transferee shall be limited to procuring the execution of the Accession Instrument.

• The Subsequent Transferee has executed an Accession Instrument, as a condition of the aforesaid assignment; B.

More Definitions of Accession Instrument

Accession Instrument means a joinder agreement to this Agreement in substantially the form set forth inSchedule 1 (Form of Accession Instrument).

Accession Instrument means the instrument to be executed, in form to be defined by the Company, by Connected Persons, according to the form attached hereto as Exhibit I, whereby such persons expressly state that they are aware of the rules of the Trading Policy, undertaking the obligation to comply therewith and ensuring that it is complied with by persons under their influence, including Controlled Companies, Affiliates, exclusive investment funds or whose trading decisions made by the officer may be directly influenced thereby, as well as their Spouses and Dependents. The Accession Instruments shall be filed in digital format or hard copy at the Company’s headquarters as long as the signatories thereof are bound to the Company, and for at least five years after termination thereof with the Company.

Accession Instrument means a deed of adherence to the Shareholders Agreement substantially in the form set forth in the Shareholders Agreement;

Accession Instrument shall have the meaning set forth in the Equity Trust Agreement.

Accession Instrument means an instrument substantially in the form of Schedule 1.