Nicor Merger definition

Nicor Merger the merger of a wholly-owned Subsidiary of Guarantor with and into Nicor and the immediately subsequent merger of the surviving corporation thereof into another wholly-owned Subsidiary of Guarantor in accordance with the Merger Agreement.

Nicor Merger the merger of a wholly-owned Subsidiary of AGL Resources Inc. with and into Nicor and the immediately subsequent merger of the surviving corporation thereof into another wholly-owned Subsidiary of AGL Resources Inc. in accordance with the Merger Agreement.

Nicor Merger means the merger of a wholly-owned Subsidiary of Holdings with and into Nicor and the immediately subsequent merger of the surviving corporation thereof into another wholly-owned Subsidiary of Holdings in accordance with the Merger Agreement.

Examples of Nicor Merger in a sentence

• Section 6.10 of the Reimbursement Agreement is hereby amended by inserting the following immediately preceding the comma at the end of clause (i) thereof "(or, in the case of Nicor and its Subsidiaries, on the date of the consummation of the Nicor Merger)".

• Political party turn backs from surplus funds were first authorized in 1982; they remained unlimited until January 1, 1999, when the Legislature adopted a $10,000 maximum turn back as part of an omnibus 1997 election reform bill.

• However, some changes are recommended to ensure the pay structure remains competitive in the market.

• The Nicor Merger shall have been consummated in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Merger Agreement without any waiver, modification or consent thereunder that is materially adverse to the Lenders unless approved by the Lead Arrangers.

• The Board will receive information regarding the donation of Kindles to the Live Like Coco Foundation.

• AGL/Nicor failed to meet the requirements of Section 7-204(b)(1) because their case “principally consists of recitations about NG’s pre-merger service quality, AGL’s track record with previous mergers, declarations of good intentions and a pledge not to reduce NG’s aggregate staffing for three years.” Nicor Merger Order at 11.

• His position, he argued, was a moderate one: for example, he had organised an exhibition with photographs of ethnic minorities residing in Moscow (an activity which had been supported by the local authorities):We wanted to show to the Moscow society that we live here, and we work everywhere.

• Those evidentiary distinctions make Commission approval in this case unsustainable.First, in Nicor Merger, parties opposing the merger offered no substantive evidence on the contested statutory requirement.

• Thus, ourtask is not to sift through competing information ” Nicor Merger at 11 (emphasis added).

• Though the Commission approved the application in that case, the Commission’s analysis and critical differences from the Nicor Merger record evidence dictate a different result in this proceeding.In finding that the evidence presented in Nicor Merger was sufficient to support approval, the Commission relied expressly on three factors for tis approval decision -- three factors that starkly distinguish this case.