NextWave, which pledged $ 4.9 billion for PCS licenses primarily in the C and F blocks, wants to restructure the FCC's installment plan to pay the principal obligation in annual installments over 20 years.
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Likewise, SEC auditors ruled that Peregrine's money market placements some P69.8 million consisting of various bank deposits aside from cash on hand and in bank of P25.036 million-- is sufficient to pay its principal obligations.
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NextWave, which pledged $ 4 . 9 billion for PCS licenses primarily in the C and F blocks, wants to restructure the FCC's installment plan to pay the principal obligation in annual installments over 20 years.
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NextWave, which pledged $ 4.9 billion for PCS licenses primarily in the C and F blocks, supports debt discounts or restructuring of the FCC's installment plan to pay the principal obligation in annual installments over 20 years.
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NextWave, which pledged $ 4 . 9 billion for PCS licenses primarily in the C and F blocks, supports debt discounts or restructuring of the FCC's installment plan to pay the principal obligation in annual installments over 20 years.
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Likewise, SEC auditors ruled that Peregrine's money market placements some P69 . 8 million consisting of various bank deposits aside from cash on hand and in bank of P25 . 036 million-- is sufficient to pay its principal obligations.
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If payments made by the agrarian reform beneficiaries ( ARBs ) after the fifth year exceeds 10 % of the annual gross production ( AGP ) with corresponding failure to produce accordingly, the Land Bank of the Philippines shall reduce the interest rate or reduce the principal obligation to make the repayment affordable.
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In the Yemenite ketubbah aside from the principal obligation of 200 silver pieces for a virgin, and 100 silver pieces for a widow or divorced woman there was written a unique clause : " Now this " nedunya " ( largess; dowry ) which she brought into him [ upon wedlock ] is valued at one-hundred silver-[ alloyed ] " qaflas ".
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Debt Service Coverage Ratio as calculated using the Pre-Tax Provision Method answers the following question : How many times greater was the company's EBITDA than its critical EBITDA value, where critical EBITDA is that which just covers its Interest obligations + Principal obligations + Tax Expense " assuming minimum sufficient income " + Other necessary expenditures not treated as accounting expenses, like dividends and CAPEX.
