Environment Protection Sample Clauses

Environment Protection. Guangdong, in carrying out the Project: shall implement, and shall cause each Selected School to implement, the Project, in accordance with the Environmental Management Framework in a manner satisfactory to the Bank and designed to ensure that the Project is implemented in accordance with sound environmental practices and standards; and

Environment Protection. The contractor while working in the plant area shall ensure that their activities / operations do not contravene with the Environment Protection Act 1986 and the rules therein. The contractor shall ensure that the hazardous waste generated by him is disposed of safely as per MPCB requirements.

Environment Protection. Party B shall conduct the construction project under this Agreement in compliance with the national standards concerning waste water, exhaust gas, noise, and solid waste emissions for corresponding functional zones. Party B or Party B's Designated Party shall solely be responsible for waste disposal and ensure that the "Three Wastes" emission shall be compliant and carry out the prevention and control of water loss and soil erosion. Party A shall assist this procedure.

Environment Protection. Except as disclosed on Schedule 3.29: (i) neither the Company nor any of its Subsidiaries is or has been in violation in any material respect of any applicable Safety and Environmental Law (as hereinafter defined); (ii) the Company and its Subsidiaries have all material Permits required pursuant to Safety and Environmental Laws, such Permits are in full force and effect, no action or proceeding to revoke, limit or modify any of such Permits is pending, and the Company and each of its Subsidiaries is in compliance in all material respects with all terms and conditions thereof; (iii) neither the Company nor any of its Subsidiaries has received any Environmental Claim (as hereinafter defined); For purposes of this Agreement, the following terms have the following meanings:

Environment Protection. The Company and Union agree that it is the responsibility of both parties to notify the appropriate authorities if there is a release of a hazardous substance to the air, land or water systems. No employee shall be disciplined for performing his duty. Employees shall have the right to refuse a job or follow an order when the result may be harmful to himself, a co-worker, the general public, or the environment, or where it would be contrary to applicable federal, provincial, or municipal health and safety, or environmental laws, regulations or codes of practice. No employee shall be disciplined for exercising that right and no other employee shall be given the same order until there is a joint Union - Company investigation which may include the appropriate authorities.

Environment Protection. 9.1 Manufacturing processes, parts and the used raw material have to comply with legal requirements and safety-related requirements for restricted, toxic and dangerous materials as well as with environmental regulations both of the producer’s and customer’s country (see VDA list of notifiable substances). The supplier is expected to implement an environmental management system according to ISO 14001. 9.2 Approved products, materials or parts have to comply with industry standards and/or customer specific requirements. 9.3 Legal limits (such as: ROHS, Reach,…) are agreed to be considered as minimal product-, part- or material requirements. The suppliers for automotive products undertake to keep the IMDS- database up to date with regard to products supplied to EGSTON. 9.4 The supplier warrants to comply with any changes in legal regulations without any special instruction from the side of EGSTON. If examinations are required by law the obtained results have to be made available to EGSTON upon request. Improvements concerning the recyclability of products (new material) have to be announced to EGSTON. Upon first delivery of a i) new substances or ii) modified substances such as but not limited to raw materials, hazardous materials or auxiliary materials (e.g. oil, fat, glue, basic material for surface treatment, additives for dye and the like) a material safety data sheet has to be sent to the responsible person in EGSTON. 9.5 Similar rules (written information and complete documentation) apply to deliveries of material and parts that discharge hazardous substances under special conditions as well as to deliveries of all materials whose disposal experientially cause particular difficulties. 9.6 The supplier undertakes to comply at the time of delivery with the current revision of applicable legal provisions from the target country (eg. ROHS, REACH,…). EGSTON is authorized to call relevant verfications or perform an audit on the spot at any time.

Environment Protection. “THE CONCESSIONAIRE” shall comply with legal and administrative provisions, as well as with applicable International Treaties on ecological balance and environment protection matters. The “CONCESSIONAIRE” shall be responsible for damages on ecological and environment protection matters, caused from the beginning of operations by the “CONCESSIONAIRE”, and which result in acts or omissions thereby, as provided in applicable laws and provisions on the matter. The “CONCESSIONAIRE” shall comply, within the terms stated in Annex 5 hereof, with the Mexican official standard that establishes within the Mexican Republic the requirements for complying with the maximum allowed limits for noise emission caused by reaction subsonic, helix powered, supersonic aircraft, helicopters, auxiliary power units (APU), and systems related to the aircraft during ground operations.

Environment Protection. 14.1 It shall be the sole responsibility of the Buyer to comply, and advise its personnel, agents and/or customers to comply, both during and after delivery, with all health and safety requirements applicable to Bunkers supplied. The Seller accepts no responsibility for any consequence arising from any failure to comply with such health and safety requirements. The Buyer acknowledges familiarity with the hazards inherent in the nature of marine fuels, and shall protect indemnity and hold the Seller harmless against any claim or liability incurred as a result of Buyer, or any user of the fuels, or its customers, failing to comply with any applicable health and safety requirements. 14.2 In the event that a spill occurs while Bunkers is being delivered under the Agreement, the Buyer shall regardless as to whether the Buyer or the Seller is responsible for the spill, promptly take such action as is reasonably necessary to remove the spilled Bunkers and mitigate the effects of such spills. The Seller is hereby authorized, as its option on notice to the Buyer, to take such measure and incur such expenses, as are reasonably necessary in the judgment of the Seller or the physical supplier, to remove the oil and mitigate the effects of such spill. Any expenses, damages, costs, fines and penalties arising from the spillage, discharge or pollution of the Bunkers(hereinafter referred to as “Spillage Expenses”) shall be paid by the party that caused such spillage, discharge or pollution. 14.3 If both parties have caused or contributed to the occurrence of the spillage, the liability for payment of the Spillage Expenses shall be divided between the parties in accordance with the respective degree of culpability, to be mutually agree and failing agreement, to be determined in accordance with clause 16 of this Terms and Conditions. The Buyer shall give, or cause to be given to the Seller all such documents and other information concerning any spill or any program for the prevention thereof, which might adversely affect the delivery of Bunkers. The Seller shall be at liberty to refuse to deliver Bunkers to the vessel if it is deemed probable in the Seller’s sole discretion that such delivery will result in adverse consequences of any kind whatsoever.

Environment Protection. 24.1. The Organisation shall in undertaking its obligations set out in the Agreement observe good environmental practice and shall comply with any relevant statutes, codes of practice, industry guidance, the Council’s Environmental Policy and any amendments or modifications thereof. 24.2. The Organisation shall ensure in its performance that it uses where ever possible working methods, equipment, materials and consumables which minimise environmental damage.