Special Decision definition

Special Decision means a decision to be taken by the Senior Creditors on any matter giving rise to an Entrenched Right of the Noteholders or the Rose Noteholders or a Retained Right of the Noteholders or the Rose Noteholders, or in relation to the acceleration of any Senior Debt under clauses 14.1 or 14.3 (Acceleration) of the Common Terms Agreement, or in relation to the enforcement of security;

Special Decision means any decision of the Majority Secured Creditors relating to any matters which:

Special Decision means a decision made by at least 75% of the quorum present at the general meeting.

Examples of Special Decision in a sentence

• For any Special Decision Period change that required abbreviated underwriting to go into effect on that date, the active workforce member must be actively at work at least ½ of one day during the month of December 2009.

• Enrollees may request other changes to their coverage not specified in their Special Decision Period letter.

• In personnel research studies, it is often necessary to decide whether observed differences reflect true differences or merely chance errors in the values being compared.

• We are making the Special Decision Period documents as simple as can be for a complicated decision, but we want to emphasize that enrollees should not feel that they have to make decisions without assistance.

• By virtue of a Special Decision, such term may be extended or shortened if the object of the Company so requires.

More Definitions of Special Decision

Special Decision. A decision reached at a general assembly of bond holders of the relevant series, where those present, in person or represented by their agents, hold at least fifty five percent (55%) of the remainder of the stated value of the bonds in circulation from the same series, or in a postponed assembly where those present, in person or represented by their agents, hold at least ten percent (10%) of said remainder, and which was accepted (be it the original or postponed assembly) a majority of at least seventy five percent (75%) of all the participants' votes, not including those abstaining;

Special Decision. A decision received at a general bondholder assembly with the presence of two or more bondholders, either in person or through representative, holding at least fifty percent (50%) of the balance of the nominal value of the bonds in circulation, or a postponed assembly of this assembly with the presence, either in person or through representative, of bondholders holding at least twenty percent (20%) of the balance of the nominal value of the bonds in circulation, received (either at the original or postponed assembly with a majority of at least two thirds (2/3) all the votes participating in the voting, excluding those of the abstainers;

Special Decision has the meaning given to such term in Section 10.04(d).

Special Decision means a decision adopted, after the pertinent quorum requirements are met, upon the affirmative vote of at least seventy five percent (75%) of the votes cast, which shall be required with respect to the following matters: (i) any modification to the Indenture or the terms of the Convertible Bonds, (ii) any arrangement or reorganization of the Issuer, (iii) any repair, modification, or fundamental change to the Bondholders’ rights, whether those rights are derived from the Convertible Bonds, the Indenture or elsewhere or from any fundamental compromise or waiver of those rights or (iv) a Special Decision regarding an immediate payment of the Convertible Bonds.

Special Decision means a decision by a friendly society—

Special Decision means a decision in accordance with section 6.

Special Decision means any instruction to the Security Agent to take Security Enforcement Action (including any action described in paragraph (a) of the definition of Distressed Disposal) or any amendment, waiver or consent relating to: