LIMITING CONDITIONS Clause Samples

LIMITING CONDITIONS. 1. Prior to his participation in this scheme, the employee must have at least five consecutive ABP years of service and have been employed for at least five years at one of the WVOI organisations, including the participating civil-law employers, whereby ABP regulations are decisive. 2. The employee who was 59 years old or older on 1 June 2012 may enter into this scheme at any given moment, on the understanding that the rules specified in this scheme remain fully applicable. 3. Once the scheme SROI-2007 is used, extension of working hours or a return to full-time employment is not possible. 4. No entitlement to unemployment benefit is created for the extent of the reduction in working hours as a result of using SROI-2007.
LIMITING CONDITIONS. In accepting this contract, City represents, acknowledges, and agrees that:
LIMITING CONDITIONS. All Services will be subject to the following conditions: (a) all statements, communications, results, reviews, reports and other deliverables provided by SA (the “SA Reports”) will be provided for the use of Client with respect to Client’s disclosure and reporting obligations under The Securities Act of 1933 and The Securities Exchange Act of 1934, in each case as amended (the “Acts”), the rules and regulations promulgated under the Acts and Client’s obligations as the issuer of securities listed on one or more stock exchanges; and (b) SA has not been engaged to express an opinion as independent auditor regarding Client’s financial statements.
LIMITING CONDITIONS. A. The permittee must successfully implement all elements and requirements of the approved BMP program. B. The applicant must achieve the required phosphorus load allocation. Total phosphorus allocations (lbs/acre/yr) for permits within the S-5A, S-6, S-7 and S-8 basins will be calculated individually for each basin. Basin historical areal export rate for each basin will be calculated by dividing the basin (i.e. pump station) average annual total phosphorus load for Water Years 1979- 88 (less the load associated with water supply deliveries to the Lower East Coast and less the load associated with the lands to be used for STAs) by the contributory area for each pump station. The contributing area will not include lands to be used for STAs and public preservation lands which are not actively drained. The 1994 interim load allocation will be calculated by multiplying the historical areal export rate by 0.90. The 1996 load allocation will be calculated by multiplying the historical areal export rate by 0.75. C. The permittee must annually submit an implementation status report on their approved plan for achieving water quality objectives, and report results of water quality sampling and flow measurements. D. The permittee must implement the monitoring program adequately to ensure that the following are documented: 1. Compliance with annual load allocation; 2. BMP implementation and operation; 3. BMP effectiveness (BMP research can be used to supplement data where appropriate); 4. Identification of high episodic phosphorus events. Flow and total phosphorus concentration discharged from the permitted area must be monitored on a continuous basis, as required by the District. Quarterly and annual report of results must be submitted to the District. Sampling must be conducted by qualified individuals, and samples must be analyzed by a certified laboratory with a DER approved QA/QC plan. E. Each permittee will be required to submit an annual report to the District summarizing BMP implementation and associated monitoring to evaluate BMP effectiveness. Each permittee will be required to submit a summary of required activities including BMP installation, BMP operation activities (pertinent to water management and nutrient management), water quality assurance audits, and intra-operation water quality checks. This summary will be produced for the appropriate operational scale. F. Each permittee will be required to maintain appropriate records as part of the permit.
LIMITING CONDITIONS. URS’ Site inspection included a walking inspection of the site and surrounding and adjacent properties, including those properties identified in the environmental database search. No conditions were encountered during the performance of the Phase I ESA that might limit URS’ ability to complete the scope of work.
LIMITING CONDITIONS. Notwithstanding any provisions contained in this Agreement or in any other Loan Documents to the contrary, the parties hereto acknowledge and agree that: (a) No portion of any Advance shall be due from Lender unless all construction work done for the Project at the time of each Request for Advance is done in a good and workmanlike manner and without material defects, and all materials and fixtures to be furnished and installed at that time are furnished and installed, and all of such work has been conducted, in the professional and commercially reasonable judgment of the Construction Consultant, in accordance with the Plans and Specifications and all Legal Requirements, in all material respects; provided, however, that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ may advance all or part of any Advances before the same shall become due if ▇▇▇▇▇▇ believes, in its sole and commercially reasonable judgment, it is advisable so to do, and all such Advances or payments shall be deemed to have been made pursuant to this Agreement; (b) The making of any Advance or any part of an Advance shall not be deemed an approval or acceptance by Lender of the work theretofore done or of materials theretofore furnished; and (c) In the event of a conflict between the terms of this Agreement, on the one hand, and the Construction Contract, Architect’s Agreement and/or Engineer’s 6099784.8 Agreement, on the other, regarding the conditions to be satisfied for funding of an Advance or other funds to Borrower, the terms of this Agreement shall be controlling.
LIMITING CONDITIONS. 1. With due observance of the conditions for participation under point 2, participation in the scheme is open to everyone, unless compelling business interests make this impossible. 2. Employees with surplus leave (see CAO-OI article 5.3 paragraph 5) are expected to use their surplus leave first before joining the scheme.
LIMITING CONDITIONS. A. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement and Order shall prohibit American from using travel date(s) that correspond to travel date(s) placed by another airline on a published government or military contract or negotiated price where the American government or military fare and the other airline’s contract or negotiated price are for travel between the same airport or city pair. B. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement and Order shall prohibit American from using travel dates to specify periods of differing demand, i.e., seasonality, holidays and special events. C. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement and Order shall prohibit American from using travel dates in connection with (1) American or another airline beginning or ending nonstop or connect service in an airport or city pair or (2) American beginning or ending a class of service in an airport or city pair. D. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement and Order shall prohibit American from using travel dates in matching for travel between the same airport or city pair a cross market initiative initiated by another airline.
LIMITING CONDITIONS. An analysis of this type is subject to certain limiting conditions, as follows:
LIMITING CONDITIONS. WSID’s obligation to deliver Transfer Water pursuant to the terms of this Agreement will, at all times, be subject and subordinate to any applicable federal and state laws and regulations now in existence and as modified from time to time (“Laws”), affecting WSID’s rights or obligations only to the extent that the Laws make it impracticable for WSID to provide any Transfer Water.