Examples of Operating Liabilities in a sentence
The financial results in this document and the Presentation include certain financial measures and ratios, including Adjusted Media Revenue, Adjusted Revenue, Cash Available for Debt Service, Current / Non Current Operating Assets, Current / Non Current Operating Liabilities, Debt Service Coverage Ratio and certain other related measures that are not presented in accordance with IFRS or Italian GAAP and are unaudited.
Unless Executive shall give notice to the Company objecting to the Company's calculation of Current Assets, Liabilities, Operating Liabilities or Operating Profit for any period (or any other calculation to be determined for the purposes of this Agreement) within thirty days after notice of the determination thereof by the Company, such calculation shall conclusively be deemed to have been accepted by the parties hereto.
The Independent Accountant shall determine the Current Assets, Liabilities, Operating Liabilities or Operating Profit of the Company within thirty (30) days after its appointment and shall be instructed to deliver to the Company and the Executive a written report of its determination of the amount of such Current Assets, Liabilities, Operating Liabilities or Operating Profit.
Operating Liabilities do not include (i) indebtedness for money borrowed or guarantees of any such indebtedness, (ii) refinancings of indebtedness of the kind referred to in clause (i) above, (iii) indebtedness in respect of any subscription agreement, stock or warrant "put" or "call" agreement, phantom stock agreement or similar obligation in respect of an equity or other interest in the Parent measured by an increase in the equity value of the Parent and (iv) current payables.
These tasks are distinguished from other types of assessments by their particular features in that they (a) present test takers with a problem: a real-world goal, set within a realistic and relevant context of challenges and possibilities, (b) push test-takers to develop a concrete product or performance for an intended audience (real or simulated), and (c) set evaluation criteria and performance standards that are appropriate for the task (Wiggins & McTighe, 2008).