Issue Period definition

Issue Period means the period of 42 days commencing on:

Issue Period is the time during which a print directory is published, distributed, circulated or otherwise made available for public use, before it is replaced with a subsequent issue or discontinued.

Issue Period means the underwriting period set out in the relevant Bond Program Supplement. “Issuer’s Website” shall have the meaning set out in Section 13 of these Joint Terms and Conditions. “Issuer” has the meaning set out in the introductory section of these Joint Terms and Conditions. “Joint Terms and Conditions” shall mean these terms and conditions of the Bond Program.

Examples of Issue Period in a sentence

• If a Print Service Issue Period is increased or decreased, charges will continue or stop accordingly.

• You agree that we may, at any time and without notice to you, increase or decrease the Issue Period by up to six months.

• For the Intial Term and initial Issue Period, as applicable, set forth on the Order, you agree to pay the Monthly Investment amounts, and for automatic Renewal Terms and renewed Issue Periods, as applicable, you agree to pay the then-current undiscounted rates for the Services.

• If an Issue Period is increased and your Print Service is part of a Bundle, you remain responsible for the full price of the Bundle, should we elect, in our sole discretion, to extend any Digital Service in the Bundle to align with the extended Print Service Issue Period.

• The Issue Period is identified in the Order and typically ranges from 18 to 24 months for each print directory.

More Definitions of Issue Period

Issue Period means the period ending thirty (30) days after the issue date of a debt instrument.

Issue Period means the underwriting period set out in the relevant Bond Program Supplement.

Issue Period means, in relation to a Converting Preference Share, the period from and including the Allotment Date to and including the Conversion Date;