Applicable Adjustments definition

Applicable Adjustments has the meaning given to such term in the definition of “Consolidated EBITDA”.

Applicable Adjustments means: the sum of (i) Refund Fees, (ii) Customer Taxes (only to the extent Customer Taxes have been included in the calculation of Gross Revenue and (iii) other amounts agreed upon by the Parties.

Applicable Adjustments means (i) a CPI increase of such charges on the Closing Date (to reflect CPI increase from the term sheet date) (ii) a further CPI increase of such charges on each anniversary of the Closing and (iii) an additional adjustment on each anniversary of the Closing to account for changes in the relative number of cable television subscribers to the TWE Group and the Subsidiary, provided that the adjustment set forth in clause (iii) shall only be made if the number of cable television subscribers to either the TWE Group or the Subsidiary increases or decreases by more than 200,000 from the previous year.

Examples of Applicable Adjustments in a sentence

• Settlement Terms: Physical Settlement: Applicable Settlement Currency: US Dollars Settlement Method Election: Not Applicable Adjustments Applicable to the Transaction: Method of Adjustment: Calculation Agent Adjustment; provided that none of the transactions that are expressly provided for in the Plan of Reorganization to effectuate the Plan of Reorganization shall trigger an Adjustment.

• Not Applicable Adjustments Applicable to the Transaction: Method of Adjustment: Calculation Agent Adjustment; provided that none of the transactions that are expressly provided for in the Plan of Reorganization to effectuate the Plan of Reorganization shall trigger an Adjustment.

• However, given that its mean value is merely 2.9 years, its impact may not be large enough to affect farming practices.

• Provisional Sums 13.5.(b)(ii) Not Applicable Adjustments for Changes in Cost 13.8 Not Applicable Total advance payment 14.2 15 % Percentage of the Accepted Contract Amount payable in the currencies and proportions in which the Accepted Contract Amount is payable.

• As a threshold matter, we observe that for many taxpayers, and even many tax practitioners, the notion that there is taxable income from Applicable Adjustments, such as conversion ratio adjustments, is not intuitive.In the context of a convertible debt instrument, warrant or similar instrument, Ap- plicable Adjustments are protective, generally operating to preserve the economic deal agreed to by the issuer and the holders.

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