Tolling definition

Tolling means any provision of services by the relevant French Seller to any Debtor out of inventory owned by such Debtor.

Tolling means to convert/process Raw Materials into Products.

Tolling. The original contract provided that ANC would supply annually a minimum of [*] of the total Aluminum can-stock purchased (body, end and tab) as class scrap metal units (combination of CL1, CL2 and CL3) and another [*] of the total Aluminum can-stock as UBC metal units. We have mutually agreed to revise this as follows: The total metal unit minimum requirement of [*] annually of the total Aluminum can-stock purchased will be a combination of: o UBC's of [*] regardless of total Aluminum can-stock purchases. o Class Scrap of [*]. Percentage is fixed regardless of UBC's returned. o ANC may supply a greater percentage of combined metal units by increasing the amount of Class Scrap to be tolled by mutual agreement with Alcan.

Examples of Tolling in a sentence

• The time of performance shall be extended for the period of the delay occurring as a result of the Force Majeure event; provided, however, that in no event shall the extension of the timeframe exceed twelve (12) months in the aggregate for all Force Majeure or Tolling events.

• The Tolling Amendment to Master Ground Lease Agreement dated April 21, 2020, by and between the County and Lessee shall be terminated upon execution of the Second Amendment to the Master Ground Lease.

• The dates and deadlines in the Master Ground Lease are hereby amended to coincide with the termination of the Tolling Amendment (with a day for day delay in the date from March 3, 2020 to the Effective Date of the Second Amendment to the Master Ground Lease), and may be memorialized at the request of either Party in a further amendment to this Lease to be executed by the Chief Real Estate Officer.

• Subject to Approval Tolling, upon expiration of the Due Diligence Period and any additional Due Diligence Extension Period, the entire Deposit shall become non-refundable unless Seller defaults as provided in Section 22.

• Subject to Approval Tolling, If however if Purchaser is not able to close timely due to non- performance with respect to due diligence, permits and approvals, or financing period deadlines, any and all extension payments made will be forfeited, and extension payments will be non- refundable and will remain with the seller.

More Definitions of Tolling

Tolling means detecting, identifying and tolling, and charging Tolls for the use of, or otherwise in connection with, the Tollroad as contemplated by this deed.

Tolling means the purification, liquefaction and filling into Containers of Gaseous Helium delivered by Seller by Third-Party Txxxxx who has contracted with Seller to provide Tolling services to Seller.

Tolling means a period of time during which all time frames and obligations of Purchaser or Seller as set forth in this Agreement are suspended in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and which suspension of time frames and obligations shall continue until the event causing the Tolling is resolved to the reasonable satisfaction of the Party seeking the benefit of a Tolling period.

Tolling or "Tolls(s)" means the refining of Buyer's Crude Helium at Seller's Facility for the Toll Price.

Tolling in this context means that the clock for seeking judicial review is not simply paused during the time the rehearing application is pending, but rather does not even begin ticking until disposition of the rehearing application. See, e.g., Fee v. Employment Appeal Bd., 463 N.W.2d 20, 21-22 & n.2 (Iowa 1990) (cited by 2 Am. Jur. 2d Admin. L. § 511 at n.5) (party had full statutorily authorized period in which to seek judicial review following disposition of rehearing application).

Tolling means a fixed charged based on capacity and availability.

Tolling means that in calculating the deadline, you disregard the “Outbreak Period”