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Cumulative Period definition

Cumulative Period means an additive period of time composed of individual time segments which may be continuous or interrupted.
Cumulative Period means the period from the Petition Date through the Friday of the most recent week ended.
Cumulative Period means, first, the period from the Petition Date through the Friday of the second full week following the Petition Date, second, prior to the San Antonio Operational Date, the two week period ending on the second Friday following the end of the preceding Cumulative Period (a “Two Week Cumulative Period”) and third from and after the occurrence of the San Antonio Operational Date, the four-week period ending the fourth Friday following the end of the preceding Cumulative Period (a “Four Week Cumulative Period”).

Examples of Cumulative Period in a sentence

  • Claims received from non-preferential unsecured creditors (including all contingent lender creditors) during the Cumulative Period total £5,314,836.

  • Qualified Stock Options o Incentive Stock Options (Subject to $100,000 IRS Limits) o Restricted Shares VESTING SCHEDULES o STOCK OPTIONS Time Annual Cumulative Period Vesting % Vesting % 1st year 25% 25% 2nd year 25% 50% 3rd year 25% 75% 4th year 25% 100% Stock option grants currently have a ten year term and any options vested as of an employee's termination are exercisable for a period of 90 days after termination.

  • If the cumulative cash received by GFOL at the end of the Cumulative Period (plus Qualifying Revenue as defined in Subsections 7.1.3(b) and(c)) is in excess of the cumulative Minimum Guaranteed Revenue, but the cumulative Minimum Guaranteed Revenue has not been achieved, GFOL will reimburse TNSI for that amount of the cumulative cash received (plus Qualifying Revenue as defined in Subsections 7.1.3(b) and (c)) in excess of the cumulative Minimum Guaranteed Revenue amount.

  • With respect to each Fiscal Year (and as applicable any period of partial operations) and each calendar month included therein, the Base Fee and the Incentive Fee shall be payable in monthly installments calculated for the Cumulative Period in respect of the applicable calendar month, less the aggregate amount of the monthly installments having theretofore been paid for the relevant Fiscal Year (or, where applicable, period of partial operations).

  • Current Second Quarter Consolidated Cumulative Period (From April 1, 2012 to Sep.


More Definitions of Cumulative Period

Cumulative Period means the period commencing on the date hereof and ending on the December 31st that most recently preceded the date of calculation of the applicable Cumulative Minimum Portfolio Capex Shortfall.
Cumulative Period means an additive period or time composed of individual time segments which may be continuous or interrupted.
Cumulative Period has the meaning specified in Section 6.04(o).
Cumulative Period means, at any time, the period from the Closing Date through the Prior Week.
Cumulative Period in respect of any month included in a Fiscal Year shall mean the period commencing on the first day of such Fiscal Year and ending on the last day of such calendar month.
Cumulative Period in respect of any month included in a fiscal year shall mean the period commencing on the first day of such fiscal year and ending on the last day of such calendar month. The Gross Receipts for any Cumulative Period shall mean the sum of the Gross Receipts (as defined in Section 5.3 hereof) for each calendar month included in such Cumulative Period. The Profit (as defined in Section 5.2 hereof) for any Cumulative Period shall mean the sum of the amounts of Profit for each calendar month included in such Cumulative Period, such sum to be determined after taking into account any deficit in Profit for any such calendar month.
Cumulative Period means the period from the Petition Date up to and through the Saturday of the most recent week then ended.