Uncontrollable Costs definition

Uncontrollable Costs means those additional Construction Costs, if any, above the Adjusted Construction Cost Amount which are incurred by the Designated Entity solely as a result of one or more events of Uncontrollable Force.

Uncontrollable Costs means the costs which include (but not limited to) fuel costs, costs on account of inflation, taxes and cess, variations in power purchase unit costs including on account of change in hydro-thermal mix due to adverse natural events or force majeure conditions or any other items as may be considered by the Commission;

Uncontrollable Costs means Landlord's Common Area Maintenance Expense component costs for snow and ice removal, utilities, insurance costs and security services (if any) for the Operating Year in question; and "Controllable Costs" means all of Landlord's Common Area Maintenance Expenses for the Operating Year in question minus Uncontrollable Costs.

Examples of Uncontrollable Costs in a sentence

• Uncontrollable Costs Employee Related 3.3 Employee related costs are one of the major uncontrollable costs faced by the Council.

• Increases in Operating Costs shall not exceed Five Percent (5%) for each year of the Lease for Controllable Costs (as defined below), but there shall be no cap on Uncontrollable Costs.

• During the Term, Landlord will maintain books of account which will be open to Tenant and its representatives at all reasonable times so that Tenant can determine that such Uncontrollable Costs have, in fact, been paid or incurred; provided, however, that Tenant will not be permitted to perform any such inspection and/or audit more than 1 time in any rolling 12 calendar month period.

• Table 1Summary of Estimated Employee Cost Increases (Excluding National Living Wage) 2017/182018/192019/20Pay Rise£901,124£914,886£930,000Apprentice Levy£455,068£0£0Pensions£838,716£0£0Total£2,194,908£918,886£930,000 Other External Uncontrollable Costs 3.3 The other major uncontrollable cost affecting revenue costs is inflation.

• In addition to the written notice, Contractor shall provide the Town with any other information regarding such increase reasonably requested by Town before any such increase becomes effective; provided, however, the parties recognize that notice of some increases in Uncontrollable Costs may be provided after the increase in such Uncontrollable Cost becomes effective.

More Definitions of Uncontrollable Costs

Uncontrollable Costs means all costs incurred by Landlord with respect to snow removal expenses, Insurance Costs, utilities, and Taxes.

Uncontrollable Costs means those which are outside the control of the Contractor and are specified as such in the annexures;

Uncontrollable Costs means costs outside the control of the Manager including without limitation costs in respect of rolling stock leases, and leases of infrastructure entered into with Network Rail.

Uncontrollable Costs means the following: (1) Premiums and other charges incurred by Landlord for insurance on the Project and for employees specified in paragraph B(1) below; (2) All real estate taxes and assessments; (3) Assessments made by private owners' associations or pursuant to any covenants or restrictions applicable to the Project; (4) Costs incurred for the telephone lines for the fire alarm systems; (5) Payroll taxes, federal taxes, state and local unemployment taxes, and social security taxes paid for the employees specified in paragraph B(1) below; (6) Sales, use, and excise taxes on goods and services purchased by Landlord; and (7) License, permit, and inspection fees.

Uncontrollable Costs is defined to mean costs associated with water/sewer expenses, utility services, taxes, insurance premiums, maintenance and repairs, cleaning of the Common Areas, trash collection, landscaping, and snow removal.

Uncontrollable Costs means real estate taxes, insurance costs, and the cost of utility service provided to the Project.

Uncontrollable Costs means those costs which are outside the control of the Contractor and are specified as such in the annexures;