Material Interruption definition

Material Interruption means the actual and measurable interruption or suspension of your
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Material Interruption means an unintended interruption in Company’s ability to produce Wafers that (i) endures for more than a period of […***…], and (ii) causes a reduction in Capacity of […***…] or more WSPD.
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Material Interruption means the actual and measurable interruption or suspension of an
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Examples of Material Interruption in a sentence

  • Any negative reporting of an Insured Event in local, regional or national media (including but not limited to radio, television, newspaper and/or magazines) which has potential to cause a Material Interruption.

  • For purposes of this Section, "Material Interruption" means an unintended interruption in Company's ability to produce Wafers that (i) endures for more than a [...***...], and (ii) causes a reduction in Capacity of [...***...].

  • If at any time Company experiences a Material Interruption (as defined below), Conexant's Wafer Volume Commitments shall be reduced by the number of Wafers Company is unable to supply for the actual duration of such Material Interruption, provided, however, that if such Material Interruption results from Conexant's failure to provide any services that Conexant is obligated to provide [...***...], then Conexant's Wafer Volume Commitment shall not be reduced as a result of such Material Interruption.

  • For purposes of the determination whether a Material Interruption has occurred, personnel affiliated with Franchisee shall not be deemed to be under the control of Franchisor, and any products, services, and/or materials belonging to Franchisee shall not be deemed to be under the control of Franchisor except where Franchisor has been expressly granted control thereof in writing by Franchisee.

  • Anynegative reportingof an Insured Event in local, regionalor nationalmedia (includingbutnot limited toradio, television, newspaper and/or magazines) which has potential to cause a Material Interruption.


More Definitions of Material Interruption

Material Interruption means a disruption or break in the continuity of the Insured’s normal business operations, which: (i) requires the direct involvement of all of the Insured’s board of directors or senior executives and diverts their concentration from their normal operating duties; and (ii) is likely to have a significant negative impact on the Insured’s revenues, earnings or net worth.
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Material Interruption means the actual and measurable interruption or suspension of a Covered Person’s business directly caused by a Privacy or Security Event.
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Material Interruption means any interruption in the delivery of Steam from the Facility in excess of one (1) hour that will materially adversely affect OCF's operations.
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Material Interruption also means the voluntary and intentional shutdown of the Computer System by the Insured, with the Insurer’s consent, to limit the Loss that would otherwise be incurred as a result of a Security Failure
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Material Interruption has the meaning set forth in Section 4.2.
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Material Interruption means the actual and measurable interruption or suspension of an Insured’s business directly caused by a Security Failure.
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Material Interruption means a material inability of the System to perform less than 95% of the time during any monthly period in which the System is expected to operate in the ordinary course of business consistent with past day-to-day practice as the System has been used and maintained from inception up to and including the date of this Agreement, Franchisor hereby acknowledging that the System has from its inception up to the date of this Agreement been operating without material interruption or material defect of any kind. For purposes of clarity, any and all scheduled "downtimes" of the System for purposes of maintenance and upgrading of the System shall not be construed as Material Interruption of the System, provided such "downtimes" are of a reasonable duration and frequency and that Franchisor gives Franchisee reasonable prior notice thereof.
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