Examples of Each Participating Class Member in a sentence
Each Participating Class Member will receive a pro-rata portion of the Net Settlement Amount.
Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to: (i) the number of weeks he or she worked during the Class Period based on the Class List provided by Defendant, divided by (ii) the total number of weeks worked by any and all Participating Class Members collectively, during the Class Period based on the same Class List, which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount.
Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to (i) the number of weeks he or she worked for Defendant in California, in an hourly, non- exempt position, based on the Class Data provided by Defendant, divided by (ii) the total number of weeks worked by all Participating Class Members based on the same Class Data, which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount.
The IRTI, in collaboration with the IFSB, has prepared a Ten-Year Framework for the development of the IFSI which covers broad set of strategies and initiatives for developing its various components including banks, non-banking financial institutions, inter-bank, capital market, and insurance services.
Each Participating Class Member is responsible for appropriately reporting the proceeds received as a result of this Release on his/her taxes and agrees to hold the Released Parties harmless with respect to any dispute arising from or related to such reporting.
Each Participating Class Member will be entitled, provisionally, to a share or shares of the Net Settlement Amount.
Promote the conservation and recovery of Canada lynx and its habitat.
Each Participating Class Member will receive a payment subject to and in accordance with the terms, conditions, and procedures of this Settlement Agreement.
Each Participating Class Member will assume any tax obligations or consequences that may arise from any settlement amount paid to him or her and should consult with a tax expert if he or she has any questions.
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