Common use of Satisfying the Clause in Contracts

Satisfying the. Rule of 75." If Participant has completed a number of full years of service with the Company that, when added to his or her age, equals at least 75, (i) unvested [shares] ["Core CAP Basic Shares" and "Core CAP Premium Shares" (each as defined below) and "Supplemental CAP Shares"] will continue to vest on schedule, provided that if Participant is no longer employed by the Company, Participant is not engaged in his or her business or profession, and does not engage in any activities that compete with any of the Company's business operations; and (ii) an Option will continue to vest on schedule and may be exercised (but not later than the Option expiration date) while Participant is employed by the Company; unvested Option shares will vest on the date Participant's employment with the Company is terminated for any reason other than gross misconduct and may be exercised for up to two years after the termination date of Participant's employment (but not later than the Option expiration date), provided that during such time Participant is not engaged in his or her business or profession and does not engage in any activities that compete with any of the Company's business operations.

Satisfying the. Rule of 75." If Participant has completed a number of full years of service with the Company that, when added to his or her age, equals at least 75, (i) unvested [shares] ["Core CAP Basic Shares" and "Core CAP Premium Shares" (each as defined below) and "Supplemental CAP Shares"] will continue to vest on schedule, provided that if Participant is no longer not, at any time up to and including any vesting date, employed by the Company, Participant is not engaged in his or her business or profession, and does not engage in any activities that compete with any a "significant competitor" of the Company's business operationsCompany (as defined in Section 5(q) below); and (ii) an Option will continue to vest on schedule and may be exercised (but not later than the Option expiration date) while Participant is employed by the Company; unvested Option shares will vest on the date Participant's employment with the Company is terminated for any reason other than gross misconduct and may be exercised for up to two years after the termination date of Participant's employment (but not later than the Option expiration date), provided that during such time Participant is not engaged in his or her business or profession not, at any time up to and does not engage in including any activities that compete with any exercise date, employed by a "significant competitor" of the Company's business operationsCompany (as defined in Section 5(q) below).

Satisfying the. Rule of 75." If Participant has completed a number of full years of service with the Company that, when added to his or her age, equals at least 75, (i) unvested [shares] ["Core CAP Basic Shares" and "Core CAP Premium Shares" (each as defined below) and "Supplemental CAP Shares"] will continue to vest on schedule, provided that if Participant is no longer not, at any time up to and including any vesting date, employed by the Company, Participant is not engaged in his or her business or profession, and does not engage in any activities that compete with any a "significant competitor" of the Company's business operationsCompany (as defined in paragraph (q) below); and (ii) an Option will continue to vest on schedule and may be exercised (but not later than the Option expiration date) while Participant is employed by the Company; unvested Option shares will vest on the date Participant's employment with the Company is terminated for any reason other than gross misconduct and may be exercised for up to two years after the termination date of Participant's employment (but not later than the Option expiration date), provided that during such time Participant is not engaged in his or her business or profession not, at any time up to and does not engage in including any activities that compete with any exercise date, employed by a "significant competitor" of the Company's business operationsCompany (as defined in paragraph (q) below).