Lifting Sample Clauses

Lifting. (a) Subject to this Contract, each Contractor may lift, dispose of its share of Petroleum and retain the proceeds from the sale or other disposition of that share. Any export project shall require prior approval of the Ministry. (b) The Contractor and the Ministry shall, from time to time, make such agreements between them as are reasonably necessary, in accordance with Industry Best Practice, for the separate lifting of their shares of Petroleum.

Lifting. (a) Subject to this Agreement, the Contractor may lift, dispose of and export from the JPDA its share of Petroleum and retain the proceeds from the sale or other disposition of that share. (b) The Contractor and the Designated Authority shall, from time to time, make such agreements between them as are reasonably necessary, in accordance with Good Oil Field Practice and the commercial practices of the international petroleum industry, for the separate lifting of their shares of Petroleum.

Lifting. Because manual handling tasks are a significant part of the Employee's job, the Employer and Employee shall consult about the hazards represented by the tasks, to ensure that both parties have regard to the recommendations set out in the Department of Labour Approved Code for Manual Handling.

Lifting. □ No pain □ I can lift as much as I need without pain □ Pain; does not increase with time □ I can lift as much as I need; but causes pain □ Pain; prevents me from sitting more than 1-hour □ I can only lift moderate weight due to pain □ Pain, prevents me from sitting more than 30-minutes □ I can only lift light weight due to pain □ Pain, prevents me from sitting more than 10-minutes □ I can only lift weight if it is conveniently positioned □ Pain, prevents me from sitting at all □ I cannot lift any weight due to pain

Lifting. 10.4.1 Subject to the Agreement, the Contractor may lift, dispose of and export from Somalia its share of Petroleum and retain the proceeds from the sale or other disposal of that share. The Contractor may proceed with the separation of liquids from all Natural Gas produced, and may transport, store and sell on the local market or export its share of liquid Petroleum so separated. 10.4.2 The Contractor and the SPA shall, from time to time, make such arrangements between them as are reasonable necessary, in accordance with the Best International Practice, for the separate lifting of the Parties´ respective shares of Petroleum. 10.4.3 Each Party (and, as for the Contractor, each Person constituting it) shall have the right to proceed separately to the commercialisation, lifting and export of Petroleum to which it is entitled under the Agreement. 10.4.4 If so directed by the SPA in writing, the Contractor shall be obligated to lift and market part or the entire Federal Government’s share of each category of the Profit Petroleum and any Federal Government or Appointee Participating Interest share of Petroleum in a Development Area.‌ 10.4.5 If any Party fails to lift and market its share of Petroleum, the Contractor may lift and market such Party's share on its behalf. 10.4.6 the SPA shall notify the Contractor three months before the commencement of each Semester of a Calendar Year, specifying the quantity of Production of the Federal Government’s share of the Profit Oil it elects to take and receive in kind and the quantity of Production of the Federal Government’s share of the Profit Oil it elects not to take and receive in kind. If the SPA timely elects to take all or a portion of the Federal Government’s share of the Profit Oil in kind, the offtaker shall be the SPA or another Somali Governmental Authority designated by the SPA. Such notice shall be effective for the ensuing Semester. Any sale by the Contractor of the Federal Government´s share of the Profit Oil shall not, without the SPA’s prior written consent, be for a term of more than one Calendar Year. The Contractor shall have the right and obligation to market the Federal Government’s share at the then prevailing "fair market price".‌ 10.4.7 The price paid by the Contractor for the Federal Government’s share of the Profit Oil shall be the price established according to clause 11. The Contractor shall pay the Federal Government on a monthly basis, such payments to be made within thirty (30) days after...

Lifting. 15.4.1 Each Party shall have the right and obligation to take in kind and separately sell or otherwise dispose of its total share of Crude Oil, in accordance with Article 17 below. After a Commercial Discovery has been declared by the Management Committee; the Parties shall meet, as soon as practicable and not later than ninety (90) days prior to the date of commencement of production from which an entitlement will be available, to agree upon and enter into a separate detailed lifting agreement governing the nomination of tankers and lifting of Crude Oil, produced hereunder. Lifting standards shall be periodically reviewed and agreed to by the Parties as well as procedures governing the lifting programme. 15.4.2 The lifting agreement shall provide, inter alia, for: (a) each Party to endeavour to lift its share of Crude Oil produced hereunder regularly throughout each Calendar Year; (b) a notification procedure by Operator to the Parties concerning availability of Crude Oil for lifting by each Party during each lifting period; (c) procedures for nomination of tankers by each Party for the lifting of all or part of its share of the available Crude Oil; (d) the right of any Party to lift any available Crude Oil not scheduled for lifting and/or not lifted by the other Party during each lifting; and (e) procedure for adjustments for over and underliftings. 15.4.3 It is understood as a general principle that within reasonable limits each Party will be authorised to overlift or to underlift its share of Crude Oil produced to the extent that such overlift or underlift does not infringe on the rights of the other Parties and is compatible with the production rate and the storage capacity.

Lifting. The Employer recognizes that employees are not required to lift equipment of excessive weight. The question as to whether a particular piece of equipment is excessive in weight under all circumstances may be submitted as a grievance under the grievance and arbitration procedure.

Lifting. The BOCES shall not place the well-being of a member of the negotiating unit in jeopardy by requiring the lifting of heavy machinery or equipment beyond that typically expected in similar employment in the field. Limitations imposed by Federal or State Regulations regarding lifting will be enforced.

Lifting. This behavior is considered safe when the worker uses correct lifting techniques to minimize stress on their back.