Additional Revenue definition
Additional Revenue means the sum of (a) any payments or income (other than Net Sales) received by a Party or its Affiliates that are attributable to a Product, including any and all payments or income (other than Net Sales) received from a Strategic Partner pursuant to a Strategic Partnership, and (b) recoveries pursuant to Section 6.4 of this Agreement; provided, however, that such amount does not include an amount received from any Third Party (i) for issuance of equity securities, (ii) pursuant to a bona fide loan, (iii) for any payment made or reimbursement provided for Development, (iv) for any payment made or reimbursement provided for Patent Costs, (v) for acquisition of a Party or any of its Affiliates, or an assignee or successor of a Party or any of its Affiliates, or (vi) for acquisition of any of the assets of a Party or any of its Affiliates, or an assignee or successor of a Party or any of its Affiliates.
Additional Revenue means the sum of (a) recoveries pursuant to Section 10.3(f)(ii)(A) of this Agreement, (b) insurance proceeds relating to liabilities previously paid by the Parties and reflected in Commercialization Expenses, and (c) any payments or income (other than Net Sales) received by a Party or its Affiliates that are attributable to the Licensed Products and relate to the US Territory.
Additional Revenue means revenue (including, without limitation, investment income (loss), less any losses or costs associated therewith, earned on amounts in the Construction Disbursement Account) generated by the Issuers (other than from disposition of its assets), but only to the extent that such revenue is held by the Issuers, free and clear of any claims of any other parties whatsoever, other than claims of the Trustee and holders of the Notes; provided, however, that as of any date of measurement, Additional Revenue also shall include investment income (loss), less any losses or costs associated therewith, which the Issuers reasonably determine (with the reasonable concurrence of the Disbursement Agent) will be earned on funds in the Construction Disbursement Account through the reasonably anticipated date of Opening, taking into account the current and future reasonably anticipated rates of return on Cash Equivalents in the Construction Disbursement Account and the reasonably anticipated times and amounts of draws therefrom for the payment of Construction Expenses or in connection with permitted amendments to the Construction Disbursement Budget (as applicable).
Examples of Additional Revenue in a sentence
EMPLOYEE further acknowledges that sums paid under Sections 5 (Sports Camps), 7 (Supplemental Compensation) and 10 (Additional Revenue) shall not be considered “base pay,” “earned compensation,” or “earnable compensation” as such terms are defined under Louisiana law, and shall not be included as compensation for the purpose of computation of retirement benefits.
EMPLOYEE further acknowledges that sums paid under Sections 7 (Supplemental Compensation) and 10 (Additional Revenue) shall not be considered “base pay,” “earned compensation,” or “earnable compensation” as such terms are defined under Louisiana law, and shall not be included as compensation for the purpose of computation of retirement benefits.
The remaining Additional Revenue (i.e. [**]% of the Additional Revenue) will be aggregated on a quarterly basis and allocated in proportion to the Additional Revenue (less the sourcing commission) generated by each party in that quarter.
The amount of the Additional Revenue Share shall be calculated for each month in the same manner as the Final Revenue Share is calculated pursuant to Section 4.1.6 below.
All future RSAP properties which are not new-build (i.e. Additional Revenue Projects which comprise properties which are not new-build) will be encouraged to meet the GLA Building Safety Standards 1 and 3-5 where so identified by the GLA prior to accepting such as an Additional Revenue Project (either through the RSAP prospectus in place at the time of bidding or such other method of identification determined by the GLA).
More Definitions of Additional Revenue
Additional Revenue means revenue (including without limitation investment income accruing on the Construction Disbursement Account or the Disbursed Funds Account) generated by the Company, other than from disposition of their respective assets, but only to the extent that such revenue is held by the Company, free and clear of any claims of any other parties whatsoever, other than the Trustee and holders of the Notes; provided, however, that as of any date of measurement, Additional Revenue also shall include investment income which the Company reasonably determines will accrue on funds in the Construction Disbursement Account through the date that the Bossier City Project becomes Operating.
Additional Revenue means for any month, the amount (if any) by which the American Express Revenue for such month exceeds the Average Revenue; (iii) "Deficit Amount" shall mean for any month, the amount (if any) by which the Average Revenue exceeds the American Express Revenue for such month (provided that for all periods prior to January 1, 2000, the Deficit Amount shall be deemed to be zero); and (iv) "Net Revenue" shall mean, for any month, the Additional Revenue for such month minus the aggregate Deficit Amount for each prior month that has not been applied to reduce Additional Revenue and/or Net Additional Revenue for such month."1
Additional Revenue means investment income (loss), less any losses or costs associated therewith, earned on amounts deposited in the Disbursement Account. Subject to SECTION 3.3, Additional Revenue shall be distributed to the Company on March 1 and September 1 of each year during the term of this Agreement.
Additional Revenue means the excess of (i) the amount equal to the Company's commission revenues attributable to sales of the products of the New Business Prospects during the twelve month period ending on the first anniversary of the Closing Date over (ii) an amount equal to (x) $200,000 plus (y) the net reduction, if any, in the Company's commission revenues during the twelve month period ending on the first anniversary of the Closing Date attributable to any termination or diminution of the brokerage relationship in effect as of the Closing Date with any of the Company's Principals as reflected in Schedule 2.8(d). All of the components of Additional Revenue shall be calculated on an annualized basis.
Additional Revenue means revenue (including, without limitation, investment income (loss), less any losses or costs associated therewith, earned on amounts in the Construction Disbursement Account and the Completion Reserve Account) generated by the Company (other than from disposition of its assets), but only to the extent that such revenue is held by the Company, free and clear of any claims of any other parties whatsoever, other than claims of the Trustee and holders of the Notes; provided, however, that as of any date of measurement, Additional Revenue also shall include investment income (loss), less any losses or costs associated therewith, which the Company reasonably determines (with the reasonable concurrence of the Disbursement Agent (acting in its sole discretion exercised in good faith)) will be earned on funds in the Construction Disbursement Account and the Completion Reserve Account through the anticipated date that the Riviera Black Hawk becomes Operating, taking into account the current and future anticipated rates of return on Government Securities in the Construction Disbursement Account and the Completion Reserve Account and the anticipated times and amounts of draws therefrom for the payment of Construction Expenses or in connection with permitted amendments to the Construction Disbursement Budget (as applicable).
Additional Revenue means the revenue to be contributed by the Additional Parties.
Additional Revenue means revenue (including, without limitation, investment income (loss), less any losses or costs associated therewith, earned on amounts in the Renovation Disbursement Account) generated by the Issuers (other than from disposition of its assets), but only to the extent that such revenue is held by the Issuers, free and clear of any claims of any other parties whatsoever, other than claims of the Trustee and holders of the Notes; provided, however, that as of any date of measurement, Additional Revenue also shall include investment income (loss), less any losses or costs associated therewith, which the Issuers reasonably determines (with the reasonable concurrence of the Disbursement Agent (acting in its sole discretion exercised in good faith)) will be earned on funds in the Renovation Disbursement Account through the reasonably anticipated date of Re-Opening, taking into account the current and future reasonably anticipated rates of return on Cash Equivalents in the Renovation Disbursement Account and the reasonably anticipated times and amounts of draws therefrom for the payment of Renovation Expenses or in connection with permitted amendments to the Renovation Disbursement Budget (as applicable).