Sentence examples for contribution agreement from inspiring English sources

In a proposed deal stemming from the court settlement, John Gross, the township administrator, said the quarry developer would provide $100,000 to rehabilitate housing in South Orange, and another $480,000 to finance what is known as a regional contribution agreement in which the City of Orange would create 40 units of affordable housing.

Since taking Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts public, Mr. Trump had been bound by a "contribution agreement" that required him to engage in the gambling businesses only through his own company and banned him from personally owning more than 5percentt of the stock in any other casino company.

The analysis starts with the special characteristics of the project company, proceeds in Section 7.2 with the overview of the contractual structure of the deal (due diligence report, term sheet, credit agreement, security documents, equity contribution agreement, intercreditors' agreement, hedging agreement, project documents).

To date, Infinity said it has contributed $4.3 billion in capital to the project and said its parent company, Dubai World, is also responsible for $1.1 billion under a guarantee and contribution agreement.

Should proceed with an initial extension of the Contribution Agreement for one (1.5 years).

Methodology: The rural water supply and sanitation component of the programme under result 4 is implemented by UNICEF through a four-year Contribution Agreement signed in July 2005.

Unions say attempts by the government to rewrite contribution agreements hammered out as recently as 2008 could result in widespread industrial action.

Young's five-year projection did not include employee contributions once their contribution agreements expired.

As this average process of the measured SH intensity is identical to the incoherent summation of each micro-domain contribution, this agreement confirms our understanding of the incoherent contribution to the SHG responses of multi-micro-domains.

At low amylose contents (0.0 28.5%), light-scattering behaviour was dominated by the amylopectin contribution, in agreement with Galinski and Burchard (Macromolecules 1995 28 2363), whereas at high amylose contents (52.5 65.8%), light-scattering behaviour was influenced by amylose despite the high dimensions of amylopectin.

(Louis Stulberg, Trustee) Includes correspondence on Union contributions and agreement.