General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement Clause Samples
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement. 2.1 The Parties acknowledge their obligations in accordance with the Law of Ukraine "About the Electricity Market", the Procedure, the Market Rules approved by the НКРЕКП Resolution № 307 ddeclare of March 14, 2018, and are guided by their provisions and the provisions of the legislation of Ukraine on the implementation of this Agreement.
2.2 The purchase and sale of electricity under this agreement is subject to PE membership in the balancing group of PE generators.
2.3 The PE is obliged to sell and SEE obliged to buy all the electricity produced by the producer at the commercial metering points of the generating units of the producer at the feed-in tariff set to him, subject to the tariff surcharge.
2.4 The PE sells SEE electricity in accordance with the Tariff Order, the values of which for each feed-in unit are set by the National Commission for State Regulation of Energy and Public Utilities (hereinafter НКРЕКП) in the national currency of Ukraine.
2.5 The cost of electricity purchased from SEE from PE at the feed-in tariff in the billing month is determined in accordance with Chapter 10 of the Procedure, based on the tariffs set by the НКРЕКП for each generation unit at the feed-in tariff.
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement. A. Dual Enrollment is a program in which eligible secondary students are permitted to enroll in a postsecondary institution on a part‐time basis in courses that are creditable toward the high school diploma and the baccalaureate degree. It is a USFSM requirement that eligible students will be permitted to take one or two courses at USFSM per semester ( Fall, Spring, and/or Summer terms).
B. Dual enrollment college level courses are intended to simultaneously fulfill the high school curriculum requirements, meet college/university general education/liberal arts requirements, and satisfy prerequisites for the major or count as elective credit.
C. Enrollment deadlines include application, dual enrollment approval form, test scores, and transcript. All required materials must be submitted to USFSM by the published deadlines below or the students will be ineligible to participate in the dual enrollment program:
D. Courses will be open to Dual Enrollment participants on a space‐available basis. All student dual enrollment forms will be reviewed after the SCSB dual enrollment deadline to determine demand for specific courses. Students will be worked with on an individual basis to register for courses during the normal non‐degree seeking registration period for the term.
E. Dual Enrollment courses and high school credit earned are designated by the Department of Education’s common course numbering system and the State Articulation Coordinating Committee as published in the Dual Enrollment Course‐High School Subject Equivalency List. All high schools shall accept the postsecondary courses toward meeting requirements or Section 1003.43 Florida Statues. Dual enrollment students will only be permitted to enroll in specific courses listed on the current State of Florida Dual Enrollment Course – High School Subject Equivalency list that fall under the subject areas of English, Mathematics, Science, Foreign Language, Social Studies and Electives. These courses are as follows: Course No. Course Name ACG 2021 Principles of Financial Accounting ACG 2071 Principles of Managerial Accounting AMH 2010 American History I AMH 2020 American History II ANT 2000 Introduction to Anthropology ARH 2000 Art & Culture ASL 2140C American Sign Language ASL 2150C American Sign Language Intermediate AST 2002 Descriptive Astronomy BSC 1005 Biology for Non‐Majors CGS 2100 Computers in Business ECO 2013 Macroeconomics ECO 2023 Microeconomics EDF 2005 Introduction to the Teaching Profession EDF ...
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement. A. OFFER FROM NAME OFENTITY Name of entity may offer internship spaces at the frequency of its choice, and indicate the specific offer for each space.
B. MODALITIES OF EXTERNAL ACADEMIC INTERNSHIPS
a) Curricular internships are formed by academic activities that are integral to the Study Plan involved.
b) Extracurricular internships are those that students may undertake on a voluntary basis during their educational period and which, although they have the same purposes as curricular internships, do not form a part of the corresponding Study Plan. However, and where applicable, they will be considered in the European Diploma Supplement in compliance with current legislation. Although internships should be preferably developed in person, they may be undertaken in the form of distance or blended learning via online work procedures. This type of internship will require prior authorisation from the Centre’s External Internship Committee, in the case of curricular internships, or the Vice-Chancellor’s Office with competences in external internships, if they are extracurricular.
C. DURATION OF INTERNSHIPS
a) External curricular internships will be for the duration established in the corresponding Study Plan, under the terms established by article 12.6 of Royal Decree 1393/2007, of 29 October, outlining planning for official university teaching.
b) In the case of internships for qualifications run by the ULPGC, the duration of these will be determined in the proposal for the educational activity approved by the corresponding committee.
c) External extracurricular internships will not have a duration superior to 50% of the academic year’s credit. The internship’s duration will be established in each offer and may not be less than 200 hours per academic year (unless it involves the continuation of a curricular internship or its specific nature demands a shorter duration). The total amount of hours the student will develop in the course of their qualification in the form of extracurricular internships may not exceed 1,200 hours in total.
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement. (iii) Residence rules. In the event when the provisions of the Rental Agreement complement each other, the more detailed provision shall prevail with reference to more general one.
§ 1 Przedmiot Umowy § 1 Subject of the Agreement
1. Poprzez zawarcie Umowy Najmu Wynajmujący oddaje Najemcy do używania Przedmiot Najmu określony w § 1 ust. 1 OWU przez czas oznaczony, a Najemca zobowiązuje się płacić Wynajmującemu Czynsz określony w § 2
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement. A. In order to receive and retain monies, the Applicant and Recipient agree to comply with all terms and conditions in this Agreement. Acceptance of an award obligates the Applicant and Recipient to discharge all of their respective obligations contained herein.
B. ISDA may unilaterally terminate or suspend all or part of an Agreement if the Applicant or Recipient fails to discharge any of the obligations or comply with any of the terms and conditions contained herein, unless ISDA determines that a failure to discharge the obligations or comply with the terms and conditions of the Agreement is caused by circumstances totally beyond the control of the Applicant or Recipient.
C. Any award to the Recipient shall be used solely to finance the Approved Project, as detailed in Exhibit 1. The monetary amounts set forth in the line item budget in Exhibit 1 represent the maximum authorized expenditure by the Recipient for the Approved Project. No portion of any award to Applicant and Recipient shall be used for any purpose other than for the Approved Project, without the prior express written consent of ISDA. (Following the guidelines of Cost Share Application Exhibit 10-Grant Amendment Request)
D. Neither the Applicant nor the Recipient may transfer or assign any portion of this award to any other person or entity without the prior express written consent of ISDA. State Disbursement Agreement: 2020BLAINECOUNTYCWMA
E. Any unexpended portion of any award for the Approved Project remaining at the end of the Agreement period on December 15, 2020, together with the amount of any portion of any award expended in contravention of the terms and conditions of this Agreement, shall be immediately returned to ISDA, unless a written request to carry forward such unused funds or portion thereof to the next year is approved in writing by ISDA. All written requests for carry over funding must be submitted prior to the end of the 3rd term (December 1st).
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement. 1. The Contracting Parties agree that, if the Event is cancelled due to force majeure (e.g. pandemic), each Party shall bear their own cost and neither Party shall be entitled to any performance of duties as set out in herein.
2. The Competition Convenor is fully responsible for the organisation and provision of the Competition, including the terms for the competitors and members of the jury.
3. SND is entitled to make photographs, video, audio and/or audio-visual recordings of the Event not exceeding 3 minutes in length, which the SND may use for the purposes of news and/or promotion of the Event under the terms set out herein.
4. Co-Organiser 2 is responsible for the contractual partners, and for all persons provided by him in the preparation and implementation of the Event, which will be located on the premises of the SND under this Agreement. Co-Organiser 2 is liable for any damages that may be caused by the Co- Organiser2, contractual partners or third parties, that may occur in the SND premises designated for the implementation of the Event under this Agreement during the preparation and implementation of the Event.
5. Each Contracting Party shall be liable for the responsibilities set out herein, and for those arising from their contractual relations with third parties related to the implementation of responsibilities arising from this Agreement separately, unless otherwise stated herein.
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement. 6.1 To insert new Condition 5.1.2(c) of Condition 5: Billing and Settlement.
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement. MARRIOTT TRADEMARKS. Contractor acknowledges that Hotel Manager and its affiliates are the sole and exclusive owners of the trademarks, domain names, service marks, trade names and logos of Marriott International, Inc. and its subsidiaries or any hotel brands managed, licensed or franchised by of Marriott International, Inc. or its affiliates (together, the “Marks”). Contractor agrees that it will not make any use of the Marks except with Hotel Manager’s prior written consent, and that any use of the Marks by Contractor and the goodwill associated with such use shall inure to Hotel Manager’s benefit. Contractor agrees and acknowledges that it shall not acquire any interest in the Marks or the goodwill associated with the Marks by virtue of this Agreement or Contractor's use of the Marks. Any use by Contractor of the name of the Hotel or any Mark or trade names shall be subject to Hotel Manager’s prior consent, which may be withheld in its sole discretion. Any work product generated as a result of the services contemplated by the Agreement shall be deemed a “work for hire” owned exclusively by Hotel Manager. In any event, Contractor hereby assigns any right it may have in such work product to Hotel Manager.
General Terms and Conditions of the Agreement