Columbia Pacific definition

Columbia Pacific means Columbia Pacific Management Inc., a Washington corporation, or Columbia Pacific Advisors, LLC, a Washington limited liability company, as the context may require.

Columbia Pacific means CPDF II LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, or such other Affiliate of Columbia Pacific Management, Inc., a Washington corporation, as may hold a direct or indirect membership interest in Purchaser.

Columbia Pacific means Columbia Pacific Advisors LLC, and its parent companies, affiliates, and subsidiaries.

Examples of Columbia Pacific in a sentence

• Part II: Stock Assessment and Management Advice for the British Columbia Pacific Herring Stocks: 2011 Assessment and 2012 Forecasts.

• Staff from Columbia Pacific Economic Development District (“Col-Pac”) will manage the project on behalf of Columbia County and the partner jurisdictions.

• Without obtaining the prior consent of BREA, Columbia may make a Transfer (i) to any Affiliate of Columbia, or (ii) with respect to indirect Transfers of its interests in the Company, to any other person or entity, so long as following such transfer, Columbia remains an Affiliate of Columbia Pacific.

• The headings of the Sections and the subsections of this Agreement are inserted for convenience of reference only and shall not constitute a part hereof.

• Off British Columbia, Pacific sand lance prefer shallow depth habitat (<80 m) featuring coarse sand particles of 0.25-2.0 mm diameter grains and waters with relatively higher current speeds (Robinson et al.

• Kalikow and the Gamma Defendants encouraged Thomas to pursue the Columbia Pacific deal and encouraged the broker to continue his efforts to bring the deal to a close.

• In or around January 2019, a broker with whom Thomas worked, Jake Sharp, arranged a deal with Columbia Pacific that would involve Columbia Pacific both paying off the existing loans on the Wade Park properties and funding construction going forward.

• The Lower Columbia Pacific Lamprey RMU is at relatively lower risk, however, restricted tributary passage and degraded water quality are ongoing threats (Xxxxxx et al.

• At the meeting, however, Kalikow yelled at the Columbia Pacific executives, told them that the Gamma Defendants would never agree to the terms Columbia Pacific had proposed, and stated that the Gamma Defendants would never agree to let WP Land and WPL Holdings refinance the Gamma Bridge Loan.

• Id. ¶¶ 160–161.Finally, Thomas attempted to obtain financing from Columbia Pacific.