Examples of Founding Investors in a sentence
These Founding Investors have agreed to seed the development of the PIP.
Each of the Investors, the Founding Investors, Nicholas Winer, Jeremy Martin, David Hall, HE Limited, Minmet and MVR entered into the Second Shareholders Agreement immediately following this allotment on 27 January 2006, which Agreement is also described in section 9 of this Part VI.
Prudential shall have the right to pledge to any lender to the Limited Partnership the Commitment Letters, the Account capital contribution obligations and other funding obligations under the Account and Pledges of the Founding Investors or, subject to applicable law, to require the Founding Investors to do so.
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The Purchaser represents and warrants that it has no agreement and will have no agreement with any other party for a period less restrictive than the Founder Leak Out and Vendor Leak Out, except that the Purchaser shall have the right, to the extent applicable, to allow the Alpha Founding Investors (as defined and further described at Schedule “C” attached hereto) to sell his, her, or its pro rata Purchaser Shares of up to a cumulative, maximum sale of up to twenty percent (20%).
A smaller and more closely aligned group of Founding Investors has made compromise easier and the focus tighter.7 DCLG-LGA call for evidence on the future structure of the LGPS: An NAPF response.
GoDaddy’s commitment to pay 85% of that benefit to the Founding Investors resulted in a nominal liability of approximately $1.8 billion (the “Nominal Liability”).Despite the size of the Nominal Liability, GoDaddy had not made any payments under the Tax Agreements because GoDaddy did not generate taxable income.
A number of the UK's largest pension funds have agreed to become Founding Investors in the PIP.
The SA process involves appraising the likely social, environmental and economic effects of the policies and proposals within a plan from the outset of its development.Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) is also a statutory assessment process, required by the SEA Regulations4.
Other journals’ characteristics are obtained from the merger of two annual publications of the Journal of Citation Reports (JCR herein), (1) the Sciences Edition from 1994 to 2003 and (2) the Social Sciences Editions from 1994 to 1997, 1999 and 2003.