Examples of Prior Effective Date in a sentence
BMS agrees otherwise to provide University with any additional data or information in BMS’s possession as of the Prior Effective Date for the purpose of facilitating University’s or a Licensee Entity’s filing of its own IND.
Following the Prior Effective Date, Executive was eligible for relocation assistance in accordance with, and subject to the terms, conditions and eligibility requirements of, the Tier I Relocation Policy through Berkshire Hathaway in connection with relocation from Westfield, New Jersey to North Carolina.
The signing bonus remains subject to repayment in the following circumstances: If Executive’s employment is terminated for Cause or if Executive voluntarily terminates without Good Reason (both as defined below) within one year of the Prior Effective Date, Executive shall repay the Company the full amount of the signing bonus no later than 45 days after Executive’s last day of employment.
In the event that the Keystone Member no longer owns or holds 75% of the Series B Preferred Units (including, for this purpose, any Common Units that were converted from Series B Preferred Units) owned or held by it on the Prior Effective Date, then any Keystone Board Designee shall immediately resign.
In the event that the TrueBridge Members no longer own or hold 50% of the Series D Preferred Units (including, for this purpose, any Common Units that were converted from Series D Preferred Units) owned or held by them on the Prior Effective Date, then any TrueBridge Board Designee shall immediately resign.