Second Scenario Clause Samples

Second Scenario. Although there will be permitted exceptions (including criteria) for leasehold mortgages, affiliates and for any approved Developer, no other assignment or sublet will be permitted by Newco without the prior written consent of the City, not to be unreasonably withheld and, in any event, no release will be provided to the Assignor.
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Second Scenario. If the Performance are met, but the Executive is assigned and accepts a different position with the Company, the Executive shall be entitled to receive his then current salary, and the shares granted under the Stock Option shall continue to vest pursuant to the Stock Option's vesting schedule. In addition, if the Performance Criteria are met, and the Executive is terminated without Cause after accepting such different position with the Company, the Company shall pay the Executive six months of his then current annual salary and all of his unvested shares granted under the Stock Option shall be come fully vested.
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Second Scenario. WLAN → MANET • Initial Step between WLAN and MANET The mobile node has a certificate which is signed by HAAA. The certificate of mobile node includes the public key of MN, and network access identifier of MN. If the HAAA and MANET’s gateway have the roaming agreement, the MANET’s gateway will get a certificate which is signed by HAAA. The certifi- cate of LAAA includes the public key of MANET’s gateway, and the public key of MANET’s gateway is signed by HAAA’s private key. • First Roaming at a MANET Mobile node roams into the MANET, where it ex- pects to access network services and resources rapidly at any time and anywhere. Thus the mobile node = means the reply is trustworthy. Otherwise, the MN will ignore this message. Our scheme provides the mutual authentication for MN and MG. And local- ized authentication is efficient to decrease the authen- tication time delay.
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