Execution Period means the period beginning from the date of issue of the Notice to proceed and ending on the Date of Completion of the Works.
Execution Period means the period in Business Days during which the Bank may effect a Conversion as determined by the Borrower in the Conversion Request Letter. The Execution Period starts from the day on which the Conversion Request Letter is received by the Bank.
Execution Period means the period beginning from the Commencement Date and ending on the Date of Completion of the Works.
Examples of Execution Period in a sentence
Accordingly, during the Execution Period, the Bank may reduce the lower limit of the Interest Rate Collar such that the corresponding premium does not exceed the premium on the upper limit of the Interest Rate Collar.
More Definitions of Execution Period
Execution Period means the period commencing on the First Averaging Date and ending on the earliest of (i) the Last Averaging Date, (ii) the Termination Date or (iii) the Termination Event Termination Date.
Execution Period means a period of fifteen Business Days from the date of receipt by the Bank of a Request.
Execution Period means the period commencing [at [ ] [am]/[pm] on [ ] and ending [at [ ] [am]/[pm] on [ ].
Execution Period means the time period set out in the Schedule, if any, during which the Dealer will effect purchases of Shares;
Execution Period means the period of time specified in the contract within or at which, the Service Provider is required to make the solution functional in the manner specified in the contract.
Execution Period means a period of fifteen (15) Banking Business Days commencing from and including the date of receipt of the Request by JICA.
Execution Period means a period of fifteen (15) Business Days commencing from the date of acceptance by the Bank of the Request or such other period as agreed between the Bank and the Client.