Market Conditions means, in relation to one or more Mortgaged Properties, conditions applicable generally in the market for similar properties in the same market; and
Market Conditions means a substantive adverse change in the performance or cash flow of properties generally resulting from significant downturns in the economy, disruptions in rental or other income or reimbursements due to a bankruptcy action of any tenant, casualty or condemnation, natural disaster, domestic unrest, terrorist activity, or unforeseen factors beyond the reasonable control of Manager.
Market Conditions means those conditions determined by the Director, with advice from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. The Director shall consider the following:
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The Company further reserves the right to suspend, delay and/or amend the provision of any Services in the event of Abnormal Market Conditions.
The Client acknowledges that under Abnormal Market Conditions the period during which the Orders are executed may be extended or it may be impossible for Orders to be executed at declared prices or may not be executed at all.
Please note that we shall have no obligation to contact you to advise upon appropriate action in light of changes in Market Conditions (including, without limitation, Market Disruptions) or otherwise.
The Company shall have no obligation to contact you to advise upon appropriate action in light of changes in Market Conditions or otherwise.
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Market Conditions means conditions a seller is willing to sell on and a purchaser is willing to accept without restrictions or influence by the Agency.
Market Conditions. “High-Impact” Projects: High-impact projects, unique developments, and market competitive or other non-conforming projects will be considered on a case-by-case basis and within the context of the current market conditions at the time of project application. City staff will analyze those conditions and projects and determine if a recommendation for incentive proposal is achievable through current programs. If it is determined that the non-conforming project is attractive, justifiable, and can provide significant community value given current market conditions, and does not fit within the structure of a current program outline, special consideration may be made to create a program to support such a project depending on feasibility and City financial bandwidth. Public Input: The Business Expansion Program Portfolio has been created with the intention to meet a specific community need and outline priority goals. If both the program and projects contained are not successful, underperforming and/or the community need is not being met, then a thoughtful reassessment of the program’s structure or existence should be evaluated in a timely manner to address delivery of outcomes. As a part of this reassessment, public input is of tremendous importance. Community stakeholders will be consulted for feedback during this process. Suggestions and identification of new needs will be solicited on a five-year basis to recalibrate program priority goals to match community needs, Council objectives, and changes in Strategic Direction. Annual Update & Reporting: An annual assessment will be made for the “effectiveness” of the programs and projects in reaching the intended goals. Program Metrics and Project Metrics are tracked on an annual basis that will be shared publicly. Metrics focus on Xxxxxx’x Strategic Direction outcomes and general performance measurements could include but are not limited to (see following page): Affordability Measurements Workforce Impacts Other Strategic Direction Measurements Program Metrics: Number of Applications Received/Accepted Community Preservation Catalytic Event Affects Equity Measures Transportation Impact Project Metrics: Metrics by Program Criteria New Jobs Created Jobs Retained Job Types Revenue Impacts Community Benefits Achieved Capital Investment Other Strategic Direction Measurements Specific goals for each of the Program and Project metrics will be identified during the rule promulgation and development process to occur in the firs...
Market Conditions means conditions the seller is willing to sell on and a purchaser is willing to accept without restrictions or influence by the European Space Agency; “Registered Intellectual Property Rights” means those registrations and applications listed in Schedule 1 together with any existing or future registrations or applications substantially based on those listed in Schedule 1 and any equivalent rights and rights of action anywhere in the world;
Market Conditions means business and system related issues used to determine if materials can be targeted, collected, and delivered to an interim or end market in an efficient manner. Issues may include, but are not limited to: the cost of collection, storage and preparation or both; the cost of transportation; accessible volumes of materials targeted for recycling; market value of materials targeted for collection/recycling; and distance to viable markets.
Market Conditions means conditions determined in accordance with generally accepted methods for IP Rights valuations (market based, income based, cost based as specified in the “Spelregels voor privaat-publieke samenwerking bij programmering en uitvoering van fundamenteel en toegepast onderzoek"5) taking into account the Parties own contribution (in cash and/or in kind contributions) and percentage co-ownership, all in accordance with the EU Framework.
Market Conditions. The terms set out in the term sheet are subject to there being no material adverse change in either (a) the business or financial condition of the parties set out herein or (b) the international or any relevant domestic syndicated loan market, up to the time of close of syndication of the Facility. Publicity: Any publicity regarding the Facility to be agreed in advance by the Agent.
Market Conditions means the prevailing market conditions in the Russian Federation during the relevant period caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in various regions of the Russian Federation and the corresponding economic crisis.*** Certain confidential portions (indicated by brackets and asterisks) have been omitted from this exhibit because such information is both (i) non-material and (ii) would be competitively harmful if publicly disclosed.***