Price Ceiling definition
Price Ceiling means any maximum price payable to the Supplier in relation to any Requirement as specified by the Customer as part of the award procedure for a Service Agreement pursuant to Clause 4;
Price Ceiling means the maximum price at which any basic necessity or prime commodity may be sold to the general public; and
Price Ceiling means the maximum fixed price at which allowances and price ceiling units would be available for sale to covered entities in the Program, pursuant to section 95915.
Examples of Price Ceiling in a sentence
The Parties agree that if a Price Ceiling and Price Floor are specified in the Loan Term Sheet with respect to a Term Loan of Borrowed Assets consisting of Dollars and Collateral consisting of Digital Currency, then such Loan shall include an embedded collar on a notional amount (the “Notional Amount”) of Digital Currency equal to the quantity of such Digital Currency pledged as Collateral (a “Collar-Loan”).
More Definitions of Price Ceiling
Price Ceiling is defined in Section 3.4.
Price Ceiling means the price set forth in the Loan Term Sheet opposite the caption, “Price Ceiling.”
Price Ceiling means the cumulative Price for all Work, which shall be on Firm Fixed Price Basis.
Price Ceiling means $9.996.
Price Ceiling has the meaning set forth in Section 6.1(c) hereof.
Price Ceiling means the fixed price associated with the Collateral and set forth in the applicable Loan Term Sheet in the form attached hereto as Exhibit B that if equal to or exceeded by the Collateral Settlement Price will require, in addition to any other obligation of the Borrower imposed by this Agreement, the payment by the Borrower of the cost of the Hedge as set forth in Section IV(b).