Examples of Revocation Date in a sentence
Annual Revocation Date means, with respect to each calendar year, December 31 of such calendar year.
We consent to the publication of the conformed copy of this notice by ISDA on and after the Annual Revocation Date and to the disclosure by ISDA of the contents of this letter.
A multi-policy evaluation can, in fact, be organized around a vision that produces a single synthetic conclusion or more results, that adapt to the preferences and priorities of involved actors.
To the extent required under the applicable Funding Note Purchase Agreement, not later than the Revocation Date with respect to any Put Event under clauses (i) through (iv) and (vi) of the definition thereof, the Conduit or its agent shall conduct an Auction of the Putable Loans identified in the applicable Put Notice for a sale price not less than the related Put Price and in accordance with the procedures set forth in the Funding Note Purchase Agreement.
J is irrevocable except that Participant may, on any Business Day during the Annual Revocation Period, deliver a notice substantially in the form of Exhibit 2 to this Annex J to designate the next Annual Revocation Date as the last date on which any Counterparty may accept this Annex J in respect of any Covered Master Agreement then or in the future between the Counterparty and such Participant, as provided in clause A of Section V.