36a Sample Clauses
36a. 3 periodically review and report to the Panel on whether the provisions of this Agreement are consistent with the Code Administration Code of Practice (to the extent relevant);
36a. 1 from time to time, together with other code administrators, publish, review and (where appropriate) report to the Panel and the Authority on any proposed amendments to the Code Administration Code of Practice;
36a. 03 The salaries of Employees as of June 30 shall be increased effective July 1 by any adjustments made in accordance with Article 36A.04. 36A.04 Adjustments to salaries shall consist of one (1) or more of the following components:
36a how far the intended benefits sought in the Authority's scope of work document and that had been forecast in the Contractor's tender response were achieved; and
36a. 2 The rights of Authorised Third Parties to install and use the Software under clause 36A.1 shall be limited to those Authorised Third Parties who need to install and use the Software for the purpose of providing services to the Authority and their use of the Software shall be for that purpose only 36A.3 Save as provided in clause 36A.2, each Authorised Third Party licenced to use the Software under clause 36A.1 may exercise each of the rights and be subject to each of the restrictions expressed as applying to the Authority under this Contract in respect of the Software and User Manual. 36A.4 The right to install and use the Software under clause 36A.1 includes the right to:
36a. 36a sets forth the provisions for the temporary importation of vehicles, pleasure boats, and aircraft brought into the United States by an operator for repair or alteration. Specifically, § 10.36a currently defines the phrase ‘‘for repair or alteration’’ with a reference to §§ 10.8, 10.490, 10.570, and 181.64 of title 19 of the CFR. The definition of ‘‘repairs or alterations’’ in §§ 10.490, 10.570, and 181.64 of title 19 of the CFR provides that ‘‘repairs or alterations’’ means restoration, addition, renovation, re-dyeing, cleaning, re-sterilizing, or other treatment that does not destroy the essential characteristics of, or create a new or commercially different good from, the good exported from the United States. This definition of ‘‘repairs or alterations’’ is included in 19 CFR 182.112, which contains the rules that apply for purposes of obtaining duty- free treatment of goods returned after repair or alteration in Canada or Mexico under the USMCA. CBP has decided that, rather than adding additional cross-references in § 10.36a to § 182.112 and the other relevant FTA regulations, CBP will add the definition of ‘‘repair or alteration’’ to § 10.36a to make it more transparent to the public. Thus, CBP is revising § 10.36a to remove the cross- references and to add the text of the definition of ‘‘repairs or alterations.’’
36a. 7 other hiring provisions existing in the local appendices that are not addressed in this article are to be maintained.
36a. If either party fails to appear for a scheduled arbitration hearing that has not been cancelled, the other party will present their case and the arbitrator will issue a decision based on the information presented at the hearing.
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