Timing definition
Timing means (as a verb) reading a clock or (as a noun) the time read from a clock, in each case, whether the reading is made by a human agent or by automatic means; and
Timing. Group shall provide an SBC to an Eligible or Covered Person:
Examples of Timing in a sentence
Timing of the Request A State should initiate its request for supplemental funding during a quarter as soon as it becomes aware of the fact that a shortfall does/will exist.
For time frames of initial benefit determinations that are not based on Medical Necessity, refer to "Timing of Notice" under the "Notification of HNL’s Initial Benefit Determination" provision in the "Coverage Decisions and Disputes Resolution" section of this Policy.
Timing is very important in the performance of all matters under this Lease.
Details of signs to be used around blasting zones, including:14.1. Timing of when signs will be posted for a specific blast14.2. Name and telephone number of the person responsible for placing the signs14.3. Roadway signs for compliance with the California MUTCD, Chapter 6H, Typical Application 215.
Timing differences arise from the inclusion of items of income and expenditure in taxation computations in periods different from those in which they are included in financial statements.
More Definitions of Timing
Timing differences: this means that the spreading over time of income or expenses is different under French GAAP than it is under IFRS. Examples are a different amortization rate for leases and the amortization of the commercial margin (day-one-profit) on structured trading derivatives. The differences resulting from the different accounting treatments can be either positive or negative; and
Timing. The course will be conducted 5 – 11 March 2012
Timing means (as a verb) reading a clock or (as a noun) the time readfrom a clock, in each case, whether the reading is made by a person or by automatic means; "Timing Point” means a location on a train’s schedule used for timing purposes that may, or may not, be included in the Performance Monitoring System as a Recording Point location; "Triggering Point" means a location at which a train movement is physically detected within the signalling system at the start of the process of making a Recording at an Automatic Point.
Timing means (as a verb) reading a clock or (as a noun) the time
Timing. FEES AND EXPENSES" This section shall be amended by adding the following provisions: Revised Fees and Payment Schedule: Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, the parties agree to the following payment schedule of outstanding and prospective fees and expenses due or payable to TFG hereunder: The Company will pay to TFG:
(i) $100,000 promptly upon the execution by both parties of this letter for fees outstanding for the month of December 2001;
(ii) $68,000 promptly upon the execution by both parties of this letter representing all out of pocket expenses incurred by TFG through March 15, 2002;
(iii) all reimbursable expenses due hereunder for the balance of the term shall be paid on a monthly basis upon presentation of invoices and supporting documentation by TFG to the Company; and
(iv) as compensation for the performance of its duties from January 1, 2002 through and including December 31, 2002, in lieu of any cash compensation or monthly fees, the Company shall issue and deliver to TFG or its nominee, the following, subject to the termination provisions below:
(a) 4,000,000 shares of the Company's common stock, par value $.01 ("Common Stock"), which shares shall be unregistered, and shall be issued as follows: 1,000,003 shares promptly upon the execution by both parties of this letter and the balance of such shares at the rate of 333,333 per month ("Monthly Common Stock") beginning April 30, 2002 and thereafter on or about the last business day of each month during the current term through December 31, 2002; and
(b) issue warrants to purchase 1,200,000 shares of Common Stock, at an exercise price of $.30, in the form of Warrant Agreement substantially similar to the form attached hereto as Exhibit A (the "Warrants").
Timing shall be replaced with the following: "Landlord and Tenant acknowledge that all specific dates set forth in this Exhibit ~ as they relate to the Expansion Premises, including the dates set forth in the Approved Schedule, the dates set forth for initial submission of the Space Plan and the TI Plans and the dates set forth in Section III.C.(i) and (ii) (as dates upon which Tenant may have the right to terminate this First Amendment in its entirety or solely as to Expansion Premises B if certain events have not occurred by such dates), and all other dates derived therefrom in this Exhibit C, are predicated on the assumption that this First Amendment will be executed and delivered on or before March 1, 2005. Accordingly, and notwithstanding any provision of this Exhibit C to the contrary, in the event this First Amendment was not executed and delivered by Tenant on or before March 1, 2005, then (in addition to all other extensions which may be contemplated herein due to Landlord Delays, Tenant Delays and/or Force Majeure, if any) each such date referenced herein shall be deemed to have been extended one (1) day for each day elapsing between March 1, 2005 and the date upon which this First Amendment is executed and delivered by Tenant, provided, however, that the Expansion Premises A Rent Abatement Period shall be reduced one day for each day elapsing between March 1,2005 and the date upon which this First Amendment is executed and delivered by Tenant to Landlord. "
Timing. The Teen Success Agreement does not need to be completed in a single meeting. However, the team should complete the activities, chores and household rules sections as soon as the youth arrives at a new placement in order to maintain continuity in the youth’s life and to avoid misunderstandings. • The Teen Success Agreement is designed to be individualized. Please make use of the blank spaces provided to address the unique needs of each youth. • Most sections are organized by age, but, since every youth is different, the team should review all the goals to come up with a plan that makes sense for each youth. For questions about the Teen Success Agreement please e-mail Xxxxx Xxxxxxx (xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx) or Xxxxx Xxxxxx (xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx). You may also call Juvenile Law Center at 215-625-0551. CURRENT ACTIVITIES (Job, Sports, Clubs, Therapy, Sibling Visits, etc.): YOUTH’S GOALS & RESPONSIBILITIES Check off each goal that the youth is expected to and agrees to meet. There do not need to be specific rewards and consequences for each goal. The reward for completing some of tasks may be a sense of accomplishment or mastery of a skill. Blank space is provided for any additional responsibilities and goals. Please consult Appendix A for examples of rewards and Appendix B for examples of consequences. ⃝ Complete my household chores (see Chore Chart, p. 8) ⃝ Complete my homework ⃝ Attend school every day and on- time ⃝ Attend court & participate in case planning meetings ⃝ Know how to contact my lawyer (Child Advocate) ⃝ Demonstrate good study habits/time management skills ⃝ Complete life skills assessment ⃝ Explore careers and job opportunities ⃝ Prepare for SAT or ACT testing ⃝ Make sure I am on track for high school graduation (review school records with educational team) ⃝ Seek a part-time job or active involvement in school/community ⃝ Maintain a GPA (grade point average) of ⃝ Have state ID, birth certificate and social security card (stored safely) YOUTH’S AGE-APPROPRIATE ACTIVITIES ⃝ Participate in afterschool or extracurricular activities times per week. ⃝ Go to a friend’s house after school with the supervision of a responsible adult ⃝ Have friends over after school (with permission of caregiver) ⃝ Travel miles (or blocks) from placement/xxxxxx home ⃝ Talk on the phone hours per day ⃝ Use these modes of transportation to get to and from my activities: ⃝ Be out until my curfew of on weekdays and on weekends ⃝ Participate in school- sponsored activities, includ...