Industry Class definition

Industry Class means, for purposes of computing the Borrowing Base, each industry class as determined by applying, in separate tests, the classification categories provided by Moody's, or, in the event that Moody's does not classify a particular Person, as classified by the Adviser based upon the Moody's industry classifications.

Industry Class means each industry class determined by the Adviser based upon the criteria set forth on Schedule IV hereto, as such Schedule IV may be amended and supplemented from time to time with the prior written consent of the Agent.

Industry Class means each industry class as determined by the Manager based upon the criteria set forth on Schedule III hereto, as amended and supplemented in accordance with this Agreement.

Examples of Industry Class in a sentence

• Census of Mining Establishments, Selected Items of Data Classified by Employment Size and Industry Class, Australia 1977-78 Cat.

• Total Net Assessed Values: (From BC Assessment Property Assessment Notice, for LAND only)Year Class 5 – Light Industry Class 6 – Business/Other2005 $ $ 2011 $ $ 9.

• The bond shall be payable for the benefit of any person sustaining a loss because of an act of the licensee constituting grounds for the suspension or revocation of a license under s.

• Attachment D consists of the Price Sheet Instructions and eight additional Excel files (Attachments D.1-D.6), which includes individual lines (rows) for each associated Representative Model (listed in alphabetical order by Sup-Group, EPA/ Industry Class (if applicable), Manufacturer/ Brand, and Representative Model and divided into sub-groups for organizational purposes).

• Of the 318 jobs filled by residents in the MidCoast, 40 jobs are in the “Goods Producing” Industry Class, 43 are in the “Trade, Transportation and Utilities” Industry Class, and 235 are in “All Other Services” Industry Class.

More Definitions of Industry Class

Industry Class means the following industries: Transportation, Consumer Services, Distribution, Energy Services, Environmental Services, Food Services, Pipe Fitting, Renewable Energy, Software, Specialty Chemical, Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting, Automotive, Business Process Outsourcing, Consumer Goods Manufacturing, Financial Services, Food Manufacturing, Healthcare, Hospitality, Industrial Manufacturing, Professional Scientific and Technical Services and Retail.

Industry Class means the Seller internal code corresponding to the CNAE (Clasificación Nacional de Actividades Económicas) code of the Direct Debtor in the Mercantile Registry (Registro Mercantil), as set forth in the table attached as a Schedule to the Receivables Sale Agreement.

Industry Class means the following industries: Transportation, Consumer Services, Distribution, Energy Services, Environmental Services, Food Services, Pipe Fitting, Renewable Energy, Software, Specialty Chemical, Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting, Automotive, Business Process Outsourcing, Consumer Goods Manufacturing, Financial Services, Food

Industry Class means each industry class as determined by the Borrower based upon the criteria set forth on Schedule II hereto, as amended and supplemented in accordance with this Agreement.

Industry Class means, for purposes of computing the Borrowing Base, each industry class as determined by applying, in separate tests, the classification categories provided by Moody’s, and to the extent different, the industry classifications set forth on Schedule IV hereto, or, in the event that Moody’s or the industry classifications set forth on Schedule IV do not classify a particular Person, as classified by the Adviser based upon the Moody’s industry classifications.

Industry Class means any industry class set forth on Schedule III hereto, as such Schedule III may be amended and supplemented from time to time in accordance with this Agreement.

Industry Class means the Credit Suisse First Boston High Yield Index and, to the extent such index is no longer published, each industry class specified in Moody's industry classifications.