Funding Shortfall definition

Funding Shortfall means the difference between $200,000,000
Funding Shortfall means, at any time, if the Available Construction Funds with respect to the Project are insufficient to fund the Cost to Complete with respect to the Project.
Funding Shortfall. Section 24.4ii)b)

Examples of Funding Shortfall in a sentence

  • The parties acknowledge that any balance of the funding required for OT LLC to achieve completion of the underground mine may need to be met by way of one or more additional TRQ rights or other equity offerings if the Future Funding Shortfall is not fully addressed by the Co-Lending, Re-profiling, Additional A Loans, Equity Offerings and/or other funding sources contemplated by Section 27.

  • TRQ and Rio Tinto will, during the three month period following the later of the Co-Lending Closing Date and the Outside Date (which period may be extended by written consent of each of TRQ and Rio Tinto and which period may be accelerated by mutual consent of the parties), meet to review the funding options for the Future Funding Shortfall.

  • As part of this review, the parties will in good faith (i) discuss potential sources of funding and a potential funding plan to satisfy the Future Funding Shortfall if and only to the extent it exceeds the Anticipated Funding Shortfall, and (ii) discuss a potential implementation process for any such potential sources of funding to which Rio Tinto may be prepared to consent at the time.

  • The restriction in the preceding sentence shall terminate upon the two year anniversary of the date of this Agreement (the “Future Date”), unless the Future Funding Shortfall is US$500 million or less, in which case such restriction shall continue until the Support Termination Date and Section 27 shall not be applicable.

  • PDSC may propose to modify, suspend, or terminate this contract if PDSC reasonably believes that funds will not be sufficient to pay anticipated costs of public defense services and PDSC has complied with the procedures set out below in Section 6.3 (State Funding Shortfall).


More Definitions of Funding Shortfall

Funding Shortfall has the meaning assigned thereto in Section 5.02(1)(e).
Funding Shortfall has the meaning given in Section 3.04(b).
Funding Shortfall has the meaning given such term in Section 4.8 of the Agreement.
Funding Shortfall means a situation where Kosmos has insufficient funding (including the Total Facility Amount but taking account of forecast Financing Costs) available to it to pay Project Costs so that Project Completion is achieved on or before the Final Completion Date.
Funding Shortfall means the difference between the Administration
Funding Shortfall means the difference between the amount of a Term A Loan, Term B Loan or Term C Loan, as applicable, that is actually funded by a Defaulting Lender and the Term Loan Commitment of such Defaulting Lender with respect to such Term A Loan, Term B Loan or Term C Loan, as applicable;
Funding Shortfall means the excess, if any, of $8,000,000 over the Funding Buyer incurs during the first 42 months following the Effective Time.