Examples of Class C Partnership Units in a sentence
Statistics on doctors provided by health insurance are based on two different databases: the Ministry of Health data base counting persons (also doctors working in the administration) and health insurance database which comprise statistics focusing on medical activity.For the collection and creation of statistics on human resources available in the institutions Statistics Netherlands can use both internal and external sources.
Cost Allocation Plans Subpart E of 45 CFR part 95 requires State agencies to allocate administrative and training costs to programs in accordance with public assistance cost allocation plans (CAPs).
As a result of feedback received at the training program, the guidelines underwent additional drafting.
These Class C Partnership Units are classified as an available for sale financial asset by PPL as PPL has the option to redeem the Units which would result in the assumption by the Partnership of the loan payable to Pizza Pizza Holdings Trust.
The Exchange Agreement provides that a holder of Class C Partnership Units may require the Pizza Pizza Holdings Trust (the “Trust”) to purchase the Units in consideration of the assumption by the Trust of an amount of the indebtedness under the Pizza Pizza loan equal to $10 per Class C Partnership Unit to be transferred.
This financial asset is measured at fair value and because the Exchange Agreement provides a predetermined price for any exchange of Class C Partnership Units, PPL has determined that this price is equal to the fair value of the financial asset resulting in a fair value of $30,000.
Class C units of the Partnership ("Class C Partnership Units") and class F units of the Partnership ("Class F Partnership Units") were created for the purposes of facilitating an investment in the Partnership by the Trust and are not being offered to investors pursuant to this Offering Memorandum.
The Partnership will then purchase the Class C Units held by the Trust for an equal number of Class C Partnership Units.