Structural changes means those changes which alter the struc- ture of a building, including but not limited to its load bearing walls and all types of post and beam systems in wood, steel, iron or concrete.
Structural changes means those changes that are separate from the automatic workings of the policy. Structural changes usually would be initiated by the policy owner and include changes in the guaranteed benefits, changes in latest maturity date, or changes in allowable premium payment period.
Structural changes means the changes described in Sections 4.1 through 4.3.
Examples of Structural changes in a sentence
Structural changes are defined as changes that affect the hierarchical organizational and reporting structure.
Structural changes in the business environment – steeper international competition, increased customer orienta- tion, and order driven production systems – render flexibility and duration of operating hours more and more important.
Structural changes may affect the approved revenue for the insured.
Structural changes to buildings require the prior written consent of the Port.
Structural changes in customer demand along with regulatory and tax changes that alter the relative attractiveness of investment and retirement products may have an adverse effect on the sales of asset management and insurance products, such that the actual business development and the targeted commission income fall behind plan.
More Definitions of Structural changes
Structural changes means the Plan changes set forth in Sections 3.2 and 3.3.
Structural changes means any changes to the Pension Scheme, implemented prior to the Longstop Date, made by or at the direction of the Purchaser, the Company or by the trustees of the Pension Scheme (provided they are with the approval, or at the request, of the Purchaser) by means of a deed of amendment or as otherwise permitted under the rules of the Pension Scheme, or the exercise of a power under the provisions of the Pension Scheme affecting members’ entitlement to benefits relating to pensionable service before or after the Completion Date which has the effect of reducing Pension Scheme Liabilities including without limitation the closing of the Pension Scheme, the closing of the Pension Scheme to new members, the termination of employment of employees of any Group Company by way of redundancy or induced voluntary resignation or voluntary redundancy in connection with the sale of the Relevant Asset, a change of benefits under the Pension Scheme away from final salary to career average earnings, or a change in commutation factors, but excluding any changes made as required by Law or as required by Law following any change in the requirements of Law, any termination of employment or resignation of employees of any Group Company in the ordinary course of business of such Group Company, or the withdrawal from service of any member between the Completion Date and the Longstop Date, whether voluntary or compulsory, other than in connection with the sale of the Relevant Asset; and
Structural changes means those changes which alter the structure of a historic building including, but not limited to, its bearing walls and all types of post and beam systems in wood, steel, iron or concrete.The definitions set forth in § 1040.3 of this part, to the extent not incon- sistent with this subpart, are made ap- plicable to and incorporated into this subpart.§ 1040.63 Discrimination prohibited.(a) General. No qualified handicapped person shall, on the basis of handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or otherwise be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity that receives Fed- eral financial assistance from DOE.(b) Discriminatory actions prohibited.
Structural changes means any repair, removal or establishment of any curbing, structures, grave stones, plaques, effigies, statues, any other markers, or fencing located in or about the cemeteries. It shall also include any use of cement or concrete.
Structural changes means any change that requires a building permit and/or a change in the area of the Leased Premises and/or changes in the construction of the building and/or changes in central systems and/or changes that require the involvement of a structure engineer and/or changes in the shell and/or in the skeleton frame of the building. The Lessee undertakes to keep an AS-MADE building file that reflects at any time the condition of the building as a result of changes that were made therein and allow the Lessor to inspect the said file at any reasonable time and following its demand.
Structural changes means changes affecting the "structural elements" of the Building, which are the foundation, floor plate, exterior or load--bearing walls, curtain wall, roof and the Building-wide plumbing, electrical and the heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems (the "HVAC System"), and changes requiring a change in the Certificate of Occupancy applicable to the Building unless same shall have been specifically authorized by Landlord on the following terms and conditions (i) the character or use of the Building shall not be affected; (ii) the structural strength of the Building shall not be weakened; and (iii) no part of the Building outside of the demised premises shall be physically affected except as to Tenant's changes specifically authorized by Landlord pursuant to this Lease.
Structural changes means the changes described in Sections 4.1 through