Covered Events Sample Clauses
The "Covered Events" clause defines the specific incidents, circumstances, or occurrences that are subject to the terms of the contract, such as triggering obligations, rights, or remedies. Typically, this clause lists events like natural disasters, breaches, or other predefined situations that may impact the parties' responsibilities. By clearly outlining which events are included, the clause ensures both parties understand when contractual provisions apply, thereby reducing ambiguity and helping to allocate risk appropriately.
Covered Events. If Your policy is valid and a covered event happens, We will pay You the Benefits less any amounts You owe Us on this policy. The covered events of Your policy are written on the Policy Information Page.
Covered Events. Subject to the ex- clusions set forth in paragraph (b) of this section, each Standby Support Contract shall include a provision set- ting forth the type of events that are covered events under the contract. The type of events shall include:
(1) The Commission’s failure to re- view the sponsor’s inspections, tests, analyses and acceptance criteria in ac- cordance with the Commission’s rules, guidance, audit procedures, or formal opinions, in the case where the Com- mission has in place any rules, guid- ance, audit procedures or formal opin- ions setting schedules for its review of inspections, tests, analyses, and ac- ceptance criteria under a combined li- cense or the sponsor’s combined li- cense;
(2) The Commission’s failure to re- view the sponsor’s inspections, tests, analyses, and acceptance criteria on the schedule for such review proposed by the sponsor, subject to the Depart- ment’s review and approval of such schedule, including review of any infor- mal guidance or opinion of the Com- mission that has been provided to the sponsor or the Department, in the case where the Commission has not pro- vided any rules, guidance, audit proce- dures or formal Commission opinions setting schedules for review of inspec- tions, tests, analyses and acceptance criteria under a combined license, or under the sponsor’s combined license;
(3) The conduct of pre-operational Commission hearings, that are pro- vided for in 10 CFR part 52, after issuance of the combined license; and
(4) Litigation in State, Federal, local, or tribal courts, including ap- peals of Commission decisions related to an application for a combined li- cense to such courts., and excluding ad- ministrative litigation that occurs at the Commission related to the com- bined license.
Covered Events. If Your rider is valid and a covered event happens, We will pay You the Benefits less any amounts You owe Us on this rider. The covered events of Your rider are written on the Policy Information Page.
Covered Events. Please read about each of the Covered Events and the exclusions 3.1 Job
Covered Events. Please read about each of the Covered Events and the exclusions
Covered Events. The Old Mutual Digital Retail Credit Life policy provides cover for the outstanding debt in the Life Assured’s loan account due(excluding any arrears amount or interest accrued as a result of the Life Assured being in arrears with his loan repayment) should the Life Assured die or become disabled as per the definition in section 1 before they settle their loan.
Covered Events. Please read about each of the Covered Events and the exclusions 3.1 Job Loss, Leave of Absence and Disability
(a) A general strike;
(b) A layoff for You;
(c) A unionized labor dispute;
(d) A lockout; or
(e) You are terminated Subject to Excluded Reasons listed below.
Covered Events. ILLNESS, ACCIDENT
Covered Events. The warranties in case of death of the Policyholder, regardless of its causes and circumstances, are granted, except for the suicide of the Policyholder during the first year following the effective date of the warranties. In the event of a foreign war in which France is involved, the warranty in the case of death shall be effective only pursuant to the conditions to be determined by the future legislation regarding insurance on life during wartime. The warranties in the case of work stoppage of the Policyholder are granted following a waiting period of 90 consecutive days from the initial date of the work stoppage, unless this situation is the consequence of a suicide attempt, a deliberate act of the Policyholder and in the case of a civil or foreign war. The work stoppage, the continuing of this situation, the resumption of work are determined by decision of the Social Security. The warranties in the case of a permanent and total disability of the Policyholder resulting from an accident or an illness are granted if the Policyholder is classified by the Social Security under the 2nd or 3rd category of disabled or, in the event of an industrial accident, if the degree of disablement as acknowledged by the Social Security is at least 66%. The disability, its consolidation, the end of this situation in the event of a change of category of disabled, or the lowering of the degree of disablement, are determined by the Social Security. The consequences of a suicide attempt, a deliberate act of the Policyholder or a civil or foreign war are excluded from the disability insurance.
Covered Events. A. The determination of whether an Event is a Covered Event is made at the later of i) four (4) years before Patent Expiration of the last United States patent or ii) the date a potential PRP Holder for that Event becomes a Signatory.
B. A single Event is a Covered Event if, at the time the determination is made; i) the Event is four (4) years or less from the last United States Patent Expiration or United States Patent Expiration has occurred; ii) the Event is Commercialized, either as a single Event Seed Product or as a component of a combined Event Seed Product by the PRP Holder for that Event or any licensee, distributor, dealer or other seller by, or for that PRP Holder; iii) the PRP for the Event is not and was not previously subject to a Comprehensive Agreement (whether currently being negotiated, arbitrated, or already- executed); and iv) a Signatory or combination of Signatories is a PRP Holder.
C. For an Event that is not a Covered Event solely because that Event has not been Commercialized at the time of the determination, if thereafter the Event is Commercialized the Event shall become a Covered Event as of the date of Commercialization.
D. For an Event that is not a Covered Event solely because there is no potential PRP Holder at the time of the determination, if thereafter a Signatory obtains sufficient rights to become a PRP Holder for that Event as a single Event, the Event shall become a Covered Event as of the date there is a PRP Holder.
E. In- or out-licenses or comparable grants of rights to the genes or genetic elements in the Event, or to the Event itself, or to combined Event Seed Products incorporating the Event will not prevent an Event from becoming a Covered Event unless the terms of such agreements prevent the requirements of Article V.B from being met for that Event.
F. If after a Signatory executes the ▇▇▇▇, the Last Sale for an Event occurs four (4) or more years before Patent Expiration, then the Signatory will provide notice to the Administrator within three (3) months after such Last Sale. Such notice shall be provided by the Administrator to all Signatories and posted to the website in a public manner.
G. A Covered Event shall cease to be a Covered Event if:
1. No Signatory signs the Confidentiality Agreement within the time frame established under Article IX; or
2. No Signatory has given notice of intent to negotiate a Comprehensive Agreement within the time frame established under Article XIV; or
3. The PRP Holder and V...