Extraordinary Charges definition

Extraordinary Charges means those costs for requests for construction or maintenance that are beyond what is ordinary, average, usual or normal in degree or measure based upon the terms, conditions, and rates established in this Attachment. Extraordinary costs are one-time expenses AT&T-22STATE incurs to meet the specific request of an individual Collocator and will not typically benefit either other CLECs or AT&T-22STATE.

Extraordinary Charges means those costs for requests for construction or maintenance that are beyond what is ordinary, average, usual or normal in degree or measure based upon the terms, conditions, and rates established in this Attachment. Extraordinary costs are one-time expenses AT&T ILLINOIS incurs to meet the specific request of an individual Collocator and will not typically benefit either Sprint or AT&T ILLINOIS.

Extraordinary Charges means assessments for expenses not covered by formula.

Examples of Extraordinary Charges in a sentence

• Channel Terminations (one per designated Customer location)- Channel Mileage (when applicable)- Optional Features and Functions (when applicable)- Extraordinary Charges (when applicable)- Volume Discounts (when applicable)- Term Discounts (when applicable) 5.

• Buyer shall be responsible for all Covered Costs (but not Extraordinary Charges) after title to and risk of loss of the Monthly Offtake Quantities has passed to Buyer.

• Channel Terminations (one per designated Customer location)- Channel Mileage (when applicable)- Optional Features and Functions (when applicable)- Extraordinary Charges (when applicable)- Volume Discounts (when applicable)- Term Discounts (when applicable) Original Page 58 5.

• All reasonable, documented and agreed Extraordinary Charges paid by Buyer, after exhausting good faith efforts to mitigate and minimize the same, shall be reimbursable by Seller.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing sentence and subject to paragraph 8 hereof, our obligation to indemnify you shall continue until satisfied with respect to Extraordinary Charges and Expenses or Third Party Liabilities accruing prior to the date on which the Bonds are paid in full or the date the Bonds are canceled, whichever first occurs.

More Definitions of Extraordinary Charges

Extraordinary Charges means any costs (i) related to extended government inspections, including due to extraordinary customs inspections, material testing holds, and associated container detention charges (ii) extraordinary cleaning or repairs from events beyond ordinary course of business not caused by Buyer and (iii) unusual transportation charges incurred by Seller due to the need to accommodate customers beyond normal distance of ultimate consignees that are agreed in advance by Buyer.

Extraordinary Charges means assessments for expenses not covered by the established fee schedule.

Extraordinary Charges means those costs for requests for construction or maintenance that are beyond what is ordinary, average, usual or normal in degree or measure based upon the terms, conditions, and rates established in this Attachment. Extraordinary costs are one-time expenses AT&T MICHIGAN incurs to meet the specific request of an individual Collocator and will not typically benefit either Sprint or AT&T MICHIGAN.

Extraordinary Charges. : means (without limitation) overflight authorizations, defrosting charges, fuel supplements, additional crew costs and any other charges applied by the Operator for the execution of the Flight service for the Client and which are not included in the Charter Quotation;

Extraordinary Charges means all reserves and charges or accruals on the Income Statement arising from extraordinary items, goodwill write-offs and other unusual items.

Extraordinary Charges means charges for container cleaning and repairs, and any costs related to government inspections (extraordinary customs inspections, material testing, and container detention charges).

Extraordinary Charges means the following one-time, non-recurring items: (a) the $2,280,000 charge as taken by the Parent Guarantor and reported in the Parent Guarantor's 10-Q for the period ended October 12, 2001 (for environmental remediation charges and lease termination charges totaling $2,280,000); (b) the additional charges taken by the Parent Guarantor totaling $465,000 as outlined in the projections sent to the Bank on December 12, 2001; and (c) the $1,500,000 of additional charges taken by the Parent Guarantor in its fiscal quarter ended October 12, 2001 as provided to the Bank and detailed in the Parent Guarantor's press release dated November 26, 2001 (consisting of the $600,000 allowance for doubtful accounts, $200,000 for non-cash stock options, $300,000 for the establishment of four regional offices, $200,000 for training expense, and $200,000 for a reversal of a prior period accounting accrual); provided that the aggregate amount of Extraordinary Charges shall not exceed (i) $3,780,000 for the fiscal quarter of the Parent Guarantor ended October 12, 2001, (ii) $4,150,000 cumulatively through the end of the reporting period of the Parent Guarantor ending on or about January 4, 2002, and (iii) $4,245,000 cumulatively through the end of the fiscal year of the Parent Guarantor ending on or about March 29, 2002.