Thereafter. With respect to each Participant in each Contributing Entity that is a Charitable Organization and that elects to receive solely cash (the “Charitable Electing Participants”), an amount equal to the difference between the IPO Price and the Underwriting Discount per share multiplied by the number of OP Units that it otherwise would be entitled to receive.
Thereafter the Articles of Incorporation of the Surviving Corporation may be amended in accordance with their terms and as provided by law.
Thereafter. No prepayment penalty. • In addition to optional prepayments, any payment premiums to apply if the Wilpinjong Term Loans are (x) accelerated (including as a result of automatic acceleration) as a result of bankruptcy or other events of default or (y) prepaid or repaid as a result of foreclosure and sale of, or collection of, collateral or in connection with the restructuring, reorganization or compromise of the obligations by a plan of reorganization or otherwise. If the Wilpinjong Term Loans are accelerated or otherwise become due prior to maturity, the greater of (x) the applicable premium in respect thereof and (y) the optional prepayment price above principal amount shall constitute part of the obligations under the Wilpinjong Term Loan Agreement.
More Definitions of Thereafter
Thereafter. No prepayment penalty. • In addition to optional prepayments, any payment and commitment reduction premiums to apply if (x) the RemainCo L/C Facility is accelerated or terminated early (including as a result of automatic acceleration) as a result of bankruptcy or other events of default or (y) the obligations thereunder are repaid or prepaid as a result of the foreclosure and sale of, or collection of, collateral or in connection with the restructuring, reorganization or compromise of the obligations by a plan of reorganization or otherwise.
Thereafter. No prepayment penalty. • In addition to the optional prepayments, any payment premiums to apply if the 2024 Notes (x) are accelerated (including as a result of automatic acceleration) as a result of bankruptcy or other events of default or (y) or prepaid or repaid as a result of the foreclosure and sale of, or collection of, collateral or in connection with the restructuring, reorganization or compromise of the obligations by a plan of reorganization or otherwise. Security: Same as RemainCo L/C Facility.
Thereafter the Certificate of Incorporation of the Surviving Corporation may be amended in accordance with its terms and as provided by Law.
Thereafter one weeks’ pay for each additional year of service.
Thereafter rate in place at that time. For subsequent years, part-time employees who reach five (5) years of employment as of December 1, and who have no “Written” Corrective Actions in the prior year will receive a retention premium of forty cents (40¢) over their base rate of pay. This increase, or a portion of the increase, will be applied to part-time employees, not to exceed the full-time “Thereafter” rate in place at that time. Employees who do not receive this premium due to Corrective Actions will be reviewed on subsequent December 1 dates to determine if they are eligible at that time.
Thereafter during the Renewal Term(s), if any, Distributor agrees to make the following minimum monthly payments to CTT:
Thereafter normally means “after that” or “from then on.” Webster’s Third New International Dictionary 2372 (2002). We see no good reason to ignore that cue here. This is a statute whose elaborate details suggest that every word matters, that creates other specific preconditions for obtaining fees and that ends by saying this and no more: “In all other cases any claim for legal services shall not be assessed against the employer or carrier.” 33 U.S.C. § 928(b). Nor is there anything absurd, or otherwise strange, about saying that fees may shift—particularly on a mandatory basis—only after the employer declines paying the claim. See Watkins v. Ingalls, No. 93-4367, 1993 WL 530243, at *1 (5th Cir. Dec. 9, 1993) (rejecting a similar argument and declining “to rewrite the statute”).