Remaining Period definition

Remaining Period means the period commencing on the day the repayment or set-off was made and ending on the Due Date, and the “Reinvestment Rate” means the interest rate reasonably determined by the Lender as the interest rate to be applied on the assumption that the prepaid or off-set principal amount will be reinvested in the Tokyo Interbank Market during the Remaining Period. The calculation method for such Break Funding Cost shall be on a per diem basis, inclusive of first day and exclusive of last day, assuming that there are 365 days per year, wherein divisions shall be done at the end of the calculation, and fractions less than one Yen shall be rounded down.

Remaining Period means a period from the date of prepayment to a date prior to the agreed due date or, in case of a loan to be repaid in installments, the Remaining Period shall be calculated with respect to each scheduled installment repayment, and, in case of prepayment of a loan in part, the prepayment shall be applied in the order of the installment payment of which the due date comes first; provided, that if the period from the drawdown date until the maturity date exceeds 3 years, “Remaining Period” shall mean a period until a day prior to the third anniversary of the prepayment date.

Remaining Period in this item means the period commencing on the Drawdown Date (inclusive) and ending on the Repayment Date (exclusive), and the

Examples of Remaining Period in a sentence

• Remaining Period to Coupon Rate Adjustment (approximate) 23 months Wtd.

• In such instance, there shall be no Remaining Period, and Reference Period and the Severance Period shall be coextensive.

• Accordingly, as of the effective date of the Settlement Agreement adopted herein, and through the end of 2012 (the Remaining Period), each Joint Party will receive the difference between the amount of theCFS Discount to which such Joint Party is entitled to, pursuant to the Settlement Agreement, adopted herein minus the amount such Joint Party has received as of the effective date, amortized over the Remaining Period.

• For purposes of calculating the present value of such excess, a discount rate equal to the annual yield on U.S. Treasury Bonds with a remaining term that most closely approximates the Remaining Period shall be employed, and it shall be assumed that the excess will be payable in equal monthly installments over the Remaining Period.

• During the Initial Period, the Executive shall report to, and be subject to the direction of, the Chief Executive Officer of FORM OF EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT the Company (the “CEO”), and during the Remaining Period shall report to, and be subject to the direction of, the Board of Directors of the Company (the “Board”).

More Definitions of Remaining Period

Remaining Period means the period from the day when the repayment or offset occurs to the next Interest Payment Date; and the "Reinvestment Rate" refers to the interest rate that is reasonably determined by a relevant Lender as the interest rate which would be obtained on the assumption that the principal so repaid or offset were to be reinvested in the London interbank market for the Remaining Period. As for the calculations of the Break Funding Costs, they shall be made on the daily basis of a 360-day year for the actual number of days elapsed (including the first day but excluding the last day) with division being made at the end of the calculation with any fraction of less than JPY1 being rounded down.

Remaining Period means a period from the date of prepayment to the agreed due date or, in case of a loan to be repaid in installments, the Remaining Period shall be calculated with respect to each scheduled installment repayment, and, in case of prepayment of a loan in part, the prepayment shall be applied in the order of the installment payments of which the due date comes first.

Remaining Period means the period commencing on (and including) the Break Funding Cost Calculation Commencement Date and ending on (and including) the next Interest Payment Date, and “Reinvestment Rate” means the interest rate reasonably determined by the Lender as the interest rate to be applied on the assumption that the Principal Amount Subject to BFC will be reinvested in the Tokyo interbank market during the Remaining Period. Such Break Funding Cost shall be calculated on a day-to-day basis, inclusive of the first day and exclusive of the last day, and on the basis of a year of 365 days, wherein divisions shall be done at the end of the calculation, and fractions less than one yen (JPY 1) shall be rounded down.

Remaining Period means the number of days between Completion and the end of the 12-month period in respect of which the Cash Contribution was paid for the FPS Environmental Authority;

Remaining Period has the meaning ascribed thereto in the definition of Pro Forma Acquisition EBITDA for the Entry Relevant Period.

Remaining Period means the period commencing on the day the repayment or set-off was made and ending on

Remaining Period means the period commencing on the day the repayment or set-off was made ending on the immediately following Interest Payment Date, and the “Reinvestment Rate” means an interest rate reasonably determined by the Lender as the interest rate to be applied on the assumption that the prepaid or off-set principal amount will be reinvested in the Tokyo Interbank Market, the London Interbank Market or any other interbank market concerned during the Remaining Period. The calculation method for such Break Funding Cost shall be on a per diem basis, inclusive of first day and exclusive of last day, wherein divisions shall be done at the end of the calculation, and fractions less than one yen (or, as for Tranche B, less than USD 0.01) shall be rounded down. If the day on which the prepayment or set-off is made is the Interest Payment Date, no Break Funding Cost shall accrue.