Unilateral Action definition

Unilateral Action has the meaning set forth in Section 5.1(a).
Unilateral Action shall have the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 15.5 hereof.
Unilateral Action means any action that may be taken unilaterally by any Secured Party in accordance with Section 5.03.

Examples of Unilateral Action in a sentence

  • Any such action taken by Operator pursuant to the previous sentence is herein referred to as a "Unilateral Action".

  • Operator will provide Sprint with at least 15 business days advance written notice prior to taking any Unilateral Action.

  • Such notice will set forth with particularity the proposed Unilateral Action.

  • In respect of the application of such Unilateral Action to Surgold it should be offered sufficient room to ensure the observance thereof.

  • The Unilateral Action should relate to the prevention of damage to the general health and safety of the population and the human and natural environment, and should meet standards of reasonableness, designated as ‘good government practice’ and in accordance with international standards.

  • As a result, this Agreement will not apply to adjustments resulting from an amended tax return, claim for refund or similar action ("Unilateral Action") that is not reasonably necessary in order to effectuate an adjustment based on a Final Determination and resulting directly from an examination by a Taxing Authority, unless and to the extent both parties consent to such Unilateral Action.

  • The Effects of Unilateral Action Taken by one Country, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 20, 55-70.

  • All calculations hereunder shall be made as if such Unilateral Action had not occurred, unless and to the extent both parties consented to the Unilateral Action.


More Definitions of Unilateral Action

Unilateral Action means an action taken by the City as management at the conclusion of the meet and confer process on a mandatory subject of bargaining to implement its last, best, and final offer where (i) agreement could not be reached in the negotiations, (ii) any required impasse resolution procedure has been followed, and (iii) management has decided to make a unilateral implementation at the point of ultimate impasse.”