Forward Value definition

Forward Value means in relation to a Forward Contract, the amount payable by National Grid to the Surrender User as determined in accordance with UNC TPD Section B2.3;

Forward Value means, for any Eligible Property, the projected Value of such Eligible Property as of six (6) months from such date of determination.

Forward Value means, for any Eligible Property:

Examples of Forward Value in a sentence

• Where the Customer has a Forward Value Credit Limit if an iBulk payment file is recalled the Customer's Forward Value Credit Limit will be adjusted to reinstate the value of the file.

• At the outset, the Judge characterised the Company’s obligations owed to the Customers in respect of the Unrealised Profits and Forward Value as choses in action, with the former being a contingent debt obligation – contingent on the transaction being closed out, and the latter being a certain future debt obligation (as a form of prospective liability) in which the obligation to pay had arisen but need not be performed until the Value Date (see the Judgment at [48] and [49]).

• Please note that any failure to maintain an annual Support Plan for the Software in effect continuously from the date the Software is purchased (including but not limited to any temporary lapses cured by late renewal) will render the Software ineligible for the DataCore Carry Forward Value Protection Program.

• Obligations under Forward transactions shall be due and payable by the Borrower in U.S. Dollar or foreign currency equivalent, whichever the case may be, on or prior to the maturity date of the respective contract (the "Forward Value Date").

• The Spot Value Date and the Forward Value Date shall be collectively referred to hereinafter as the "Value Date".

• Example 2.4 (Forward Value Iteration) Example 2.3 is revisited for the case of forward value iterations with a fixed plan length of K = 4.

• At June 30, 2015, the City had drawn down $1,352,519 of the authorized amount.

• The JSE and its Clearing Members then implemented a software change in October 2010 to also Forward Value the F-Contract in order to get N = Q + F.

• TradeWinds Organisation Directors / Share Holders The people who created TradeWinds are still very much in control of their company today.

• Transforming an (infeasible) test requirement into a (valid) assertion based on sound analysis of the source program (Forward Value Analysis); and finally (4) automatic test generation through the DSE٨ procedure [7], an extension of Dynamic Symbolic Execution [16], [35], [38] which handles labels in a native and very optimized way.