Introduction WHEREAS Sample Clauses

The 'Introduction WHEREAS' clause serves as a preamble to a contract, outlining the background, context, and intentions of the parties entering into the agreement. It typically presents a series of statements that explain why the contract is being made, such as referencing prior negotiations, the purpose of the agreement, or relevant facts about the parties. By clearly stating the circumstances and motivations behind the contract, this clause helps ensure that all parties share a mutual understanding of the agreement's foundation and objectives, thereby reducing the risk of future misunderstandings.
Introduction WHEREAS. A. The Minister (as defined below) has appointed NBI to make certain wholesale Products (as defined below) available in the areas specified by the Minister in the NBP Agreement (as defined below). B. NBI has in turn agreed to provide the Service Provider with the Products on the terms of this Agreement.
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Introduction WHEREAS. A. The Minister has appointed NBI to make certain wholesale Products available in the areas B. NBI has in turn agreed to provide the WSP with the Products on the terms of the Agreement. C. WSP has in turn agreed to provide the Products for resale to the RSP for onward sales of retail broadband services to End Users.
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Introduction WHEREAS. A. The person specified in the Schedule is a member of the Indian Cancer Society (hereinafter) called “Insured”. B. By an Agreement dated 21st May 1985 made between The New India Assurance Company Limited (hereinafter referred to as Company”) and the Indian Cancer Society, it has been agreed between New India and the Indian Cancer Society that members of the Indian Cancer Society would be extended the benefits of the Group Cancer Medical Expenses Policy, on the terms and conditions set out herein. C. The Insured by virtue of being a member of the Indian Cancer Society has by a proposal for insurance dated as specified in the schedule applied to Company through Indian Cancer Society for the issue of a Group Cancer Medical Expenses Policy. D. The Insured has declared and represented in the proposal form that both the Insured and the spouse mentioned in clause II.2 herein are in good health and the necessary health statement to the said effect has been submitted. E. On the basis of the said declarations and representations contained in the proposal form (which are forming part of the contract of insurance) New India has agreed to issue this group policy. F. The partners are desirous of recording the terms and conditions of and relating to the said Group Cancer Medical Expenses Policy.
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Introduction WHEREAS. A. Vodafone has been designated by the MCA as having significant market power in the market for wholesale fixed call termination provided over its own network, pursuant to Regulation 8 of the Electronic Communications Networks and Services (General) Regulations (ECNSR), 2004, as notified in MCA’s Decision Notice published on the 17th May 2010 and entitled “Wholesale call termination on individual public telephone networks provided at a fixed location – Identification and Analysis of Markets, Determination of Market Power and Setting of Remedies”, and is authorized under the Electronic Communications (Regulation) Act Chap. 399 of the Laws of Malta (ECRA) to provide electronic communications networks and/or electronic communications services. B. The Operator is authorized under the ECRA to provide electronic communications networks and/or electronic communications services. C. The Parties have agreed to interconnect their respective Networks, in accordance with the principles set out in the ECRA and applicable legislation, and to supply related services and facilities on the terms and conditions laid down in this Interconnection Agreement. D. The Parties entering into this Interconnection Agreement recognise the necessity of effective Interconnection of their Networks in the provision of quality telecommunications services to their respective customers. The Parties believe that: (a) Interconnection should not be unnecessarily constrained by technical issues or limitations which have no justifiable basis. (b) they shall exchange technical information in order to make Interconnection effective, subject to commercial confidentiality and to the provisions of Annex F hereof; (c) in implementing services and facilities under this Interconnection Agreement, both Parties should endeavour to minimise the attendant costs, provided that this does not result in additional cost attribution to other products and services provided by either Party and is consistent with agreed quality standards. (d) The quality of interconnect services should be optimized to bring benefits to customers and the Parties should aim continuously to improve shared targets for quality of service, operations and maintenance, provisions and network performance in interconnection. (e) The Parties should at all time act so as to facilitate the speedy and effective operation of this RIO to the benefit of customers and their mutual advantage. In consideration of the mutual covenant and obligations cont...
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Introduction WHEREAS. The Company wishes to appoint the Consultant to provide the service.
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Introduction WHEREAS. A. Vodafone has been designated by the MCA as having a dominant market position in the public mobile telephony services market, pursuant to Regulation 6 of the Telecommunications Services (General) Regulations (LN 151 of 2000), as notified in MCA’s Decision Notice published in August 2003 and entitled “Dominant Market Position in the Telecommunications Market: an update of the DMP Register – 2002”, and is in possession of a general authorization for the provision of a public communications network, publicly available telecommunications services and other publicly available electronic communication services, pursuant to the provisions of the ECRA. B. The Operator is in possession of a general authorization for the provision of a public communications network, publicly available telecommunications services and other publicly available electronic communication services, pursuant to the provisions of the ECRA. C. The Parties have agreed to interconnect their respective Networks, in accordance with the principles set out in the ECRA and applicable legislation, and to supply related services and facilities on the terms and conditions laid down in this Interconnection Agreement. D. The Parties entering into this Interconnection Agreement recognise the necessity of effective Interconnection of their Networks in the provision of quality telecommunications services to their respective customers. The Parties declare that: (a) they shall exchange technical information in order to make Interconnection effective, subject to commercial confidentiality and to the provisions of Annex F hereof; (b) in implementing services and facilities under this Interconnection Agreement, both Parties should endeavour to minimise the attendant costs, provided that this does not result in additional cost attribution to other products and services provided by either Party and is consistent with agreed quality standards. In consideration of the mutual covenant and obligations contained in this Interconnection Agreement, the Parties HEREBY AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
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Introduction WHEREAS. BCV has been designated by the RA as having a significant market power in certain markets; BCV is in possession of an ICOL pursuant to the provisions of the ECA. The CP is in possession of an ICOL pursuant to the provisions of the ECA. The Parties have agreed to interconnect their respective networks, in accordance with the principles set out in the ECA and applicable legislation, and to supply related services and facilities on the terms and conditions laid down in this Model Access and Interconnection Agreement for the Provision of BCV Wholesale Products and Services (“Model Access and Interconnection Agreement” or “MAIA”). The Parties acknowledge and agree that this Model and Access Interconnection Agreement is the result of Section 5.1.1 of the Regulatory Authority "Order: Obligations for Operators with Significant Market Power Matter: RM01/13-1040" effective as of August 28, 2013 (“SMP Order”). BCV
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