Measure of performance Sample Clauses
A Measure of Performance clause defines the specific standards or criteria by which a party’s work or services will be evaluated under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines quantifiable benchmarks, such as deadlines, quality levels, or output requirements, that must be met for the work to be considered satisfactory. By clearly establishing how performance will be assessed, this clause helps prevent disputes over whether contractual obligations have been fulfilled and ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of expectations.
Measure of performance. If an Alternative Train Slot is accepted under paragraph 5.3(a) or is accepted as a Train Operator Variation under paragraph 5.4, then:
Measure of performance. If a Combined Network Alternative Train Slot is accepted under paragraph 4.2(a) or is accepted as a Combined Network Train Operator Variation under paragraph 4.3, then:
Measure of performance. If an Alternative Train Slot is accepted under paragraph 4.2(a) or is accepted as a Train Operator Variation under paragraph 4.3, then:
(a) the CVL IM shall permit the Train Operator to make the relevant movement in accordance with that Alternative Train Slot;
(b) the Service Characteristics of the Planned Service shall be those of the original Train Slot; and
(c) the performance of the movement shall be measured accordingly.
Measure of performance. If an Alternative Train Slot is accepted under paragraph 5.3(a) or is accepted as a Train Operator Variation under paragraph 5.4, then: Network Rail shall permit the Appointed Operator nominated by the Freight Customer in accordance with Clause 5.1 to operate the relevant Service to make the relevant movement in accordance with the Alternative Train Slot; the Service Characteristics of the Planned Service shall be those of the Alternative Train Slot; and the performance of the movement shall be measured accordingly under the relevant Operator Access Agreement.
Measure of performance. GSI shall be responsible to comply with the provisions of Paragraph 13.2 of the E-Commerce Management Agreement, the terms of which are incorporated by reference. GSI's failure to do so shall be a default of both the E-Commerce Management Agreement and this agreement agreement permitting the Retailer to exercis its remedies set forth in paragraph 13.4 of the E-Commerce Management Agreement.