Shortfalls definition

Shortfalls has the meaning given to such term in Section 3.05(e) hereof.

Shortfalls means unpaid Contributions, including any contributions outstanding under the Ministries and Mission Contributions Regulations (Regs I 2012).

Shortfalls means a state in which the carbon intensity of a fuel is higher than the baseline carbon intensity value for gasoline and gasoline substitutes or diesel fuel and diesel substitutes. Shortfalls are expressed in units of metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) and are calculated under OAR 340-253-1020.

Examples of Shortfalls in a sentence

• Consistent data collection and monitoring would enable reliable assessments to be made, regionally and nationally, of: • Demand by language and location • Supply of fully qualified interpreters and translators by language and location • Shortfalls between supply and demand.

• The Department’s right to make additions or adjustments to the Non-Compliance Points Table is not intended to expand the Concessionaire’s existing contractual obligations as set forth in this Agreement, but rather to add existing contractual obligations as set forth in this Agreement to the list of Performance Shortfalls for which Non-Compliance Points may be assessed.

• Shortfalls occur when the required services are not supplied at any post on the work site.

• The Performance Improvement Plan will set forth a schedule and describe specific actions the Concessionaire will undertake to improve its performance as demonstrated by reducing the frequency with which it is assessed Non-Compliance Points and by its incurring no new uncured Performance Shortfalls following implementation of the Performance Improvement Plan.

• Any payments which are required to be made in connection with an approved Draw Request, and for which available Subordinate Loan Proceeds, Tax Credit Equity, and HUD-Insured Loan Funds, or any combination thereof, may not be used or have otherwise been fully funded, are referred to as "Funding Shortfalls".

More Definitions of Shortfalls

Shortfalls. The SA will include consequences relating to any failure or inability to supply full quantities of Product in compliance with the applicable product specifications ordered by AstraZeneca, including an obligation that in the event of a shortage, FibroGen will allocate an amount of its remaining manufacturing capacity in an equitable manner to be set forth in the Supply Agreement.

Shortfalls is defined in Section 2.3.

Shortfalls is defined as the excess of all recurring and nonrecurring expenses and costs of the operation and management of the Facility (including all Lease Obligations) of any kind or nature whatsoever (exclusive of costs and expenses incurred in the original construction of improvements on the Property, but only to the extent that a party other than Lessee is responsible therefor), over all revenues and other income attributable to the Facility earned by or on behalf of the Lessee.

Shortfalls. Has the meaning set out in paragraph 7.3;

Shortfalls shall have the meaning specified in Section 4.04. ----------

Shortfalls means payment of a "Quarterly Distribution Shortfall," as defined in Section 4.2(d) of CharterMac Capital's Organizational Documents.

Shortfalls means, collectively, any and all T1 Shortfalls and Combined Shortfalls.