for Austria Clause Samples

The 'for Austria' clause specifies provisions or modifications that apply exclusively to agreements or transactions governed by Austrian law or involving parties based in Austria. In practice, this clause may adjust standard contract terms to comply with Austrian legal requirements, such as consumer protection rules, tax obligations, or dispute resolution procedures specific to Austria. Its core function is to ensure that the contract remains enforceable and compliant within the Austrian legal framework, thereby reducing legal uncertainty and aligning the agreement with local regulations.
for Austria. (i) to the legislation concerning pension insurance, including regulations and statutory instruments, with the exception of the legislation concerning the insurance for notaries, and (ii) with regard to Part II only, to the legislation concerning sickness insurance and accident insurance, including regulations and statutory instruments;
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for Austria. 1. Austria went into this Conference with the firm intention of contributing as much as possible to the work of improving the poor situation existing in the MF-band on 1 May 1975. It was in the spirit of mutual cooperation and of sound technical reasoning that the Austrian Delegation sent a letter to the Convenors of the Planning Groups concerned and to the Liaison Group of the European Broadcasting Area, the most essential parts of which read as follows: “The Austrian requirements have been prepared by taking into account the existing situation in Europe and the powers of the high-power transmitters have been adjusted to the values of usable field strength to be expected. In order to contribute to a better overall situation, which will be given for Austria provided that the usable field strength will not exceed: 83 dBμ on 585 kHz 78 dBμ on 1 026 kHz and 78 dBμ on 1 476 kHz, the Austrian Delegation offers the following reduction of total channel power (disregarding low power transmitters) Frequency (kHz) Total channel power according to requirements Reduced in night-time (kW) (kW) “It is understood that the offered reductions of requirements are subject to achieving the indicated values of usable field strength. If this condition will not be fulfilled, the Austrian Administration would be forced to insist on the original requirements.” For frequencies 1 026 kHz and 1 476 kHz coordination with other delegations has either been carried out successfully or is agreed to be continued after the Conference. Consequently reduced powers for Austrian transmitters on 630 kHz, 774 kHz, 891 kHz and 1 026 kHz have been entered in the Plan and the frequency 729 kHz will no longer be used by Austria. Regretfully coordination for frequency 585 kHz could not be finalized. 2. Frequency 585 kHz (formerly 584 kHz) was assigned to Austria by the Copenhagen Convention (1948) on an exclusive basis and has been operated by Austria since 1950. Later on the Spanish station, Madrid, came into the channel, thereby greatly reducing the service area in Austria. Finally, among the requirements of Tunisia, put forward at this Conference, the station Gafsa appeared with a power of 350 kW. The interference at the Austrian main station, Wien, which forms part of a synchronized network of four stations, would be greatly increased by this Tunisian station which would become the predominant source of that interference. In the course of lengthy and complicated negotiations, carried out with the ...
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for Austria competent authorities as referred to in Article 4 (2) of Regulation 1093/2010; - authorities designated in accordance with Title VII, Chapter 4 of Directive 2013/36/EU; - the EBA, ESMA, EIOPA and the ESRB; - national authorities or bodies charged with a function set out in Article 2 (3) of this Annex.
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