Other Elements Sample Clauses
The "Other Elements" clause serves to address additional terms, conditions, or components that are not specifically covered elsewhere in the agreement. This clause may include miscellaneous provisions such as notices, governing law, amendment procedures, or any unique requirements relevant to the contract. By capturing these supplementary elements, the clause ensures that all necessary aspects of the agreement are formally recognized, thereby preventing misunderstandings and closing potential gaps in the contract's coverage.
Other Elements. 6.1 The Software Product may be distributed in conjunction with software components covered by a licence which complies with the free software or open source definitions. Clause 2 does not grant you any licence over such components. Such components are identified in "readme" files included within the Bundle. Where the licence terms for such a component are included as part of the Bundle that component is licensed to you on those terms. Where the licence terms for such a component are not included as part of the Bundle but are identified, then that component is licensed to you on the standard terms identified for that component.
Other Elements. Summary of the proposed agreement
Other Elements. The CPS may consult with the Contractor to inform its decision regarding any redactions but the CPS shall have the final decision in its absolute discretion.
Other Elements. Arsenic (expressed as ▇▇) ▇▇▇▇▇ (expressed as B) The total collective concentration of all elements (expressed as indicated above), in any sample of the effluent shall not exceed 5 mg/l.
Other Elements a. BOWL will provide SDS with a deliverable document that specifies in greater detail a schedule of items to be delivered to SDS as required under this Agreement, including the deliverable dates of such items and the unique specifications for all the activation elements, and will update the document from time to time.
b. No materials bearing SDS name, logo, copyrights, trademarks or taglines (“SDS Marks”) will be used without permission and consent of SDS and the BOWL will endeavor to show SDS all such materials before they are made public. All SDS marks belong to and remain the sole property of SDS. Upon termination of this Agreement, usage of SDS marks by the BOWL shall cease immediately other than use of the SDS marks already incorporated into alumni or pre-produced materials.
c. BOWL hereby grants SDS a limited, non-exclusive license to use the trademarks, copyrights, service marks, logos, slogans and other identifying indicia and symbols of the BOWL and the Events on a royalty-free basis in connection with advertising, promoting and activating the Bowel and Events. Notwithstanding the foregoing, ownership of BOWL’S marks shall remain the property of the BOWL.
d. Each party agrees not to injure, defame, disparage or otherwise degrade the other party’s marks, or to bring such marks into disrepute or otherwise impair, tarnish or diminish the value thereof.
e. The parties shall mutually agree to all co-branded design elements for Bowl promotion, including but no later than September 20, 2022.
f. Both parties will work towards creating event sales packages with “baked-in” services by SDS as well as incentives (“drivers”) for additional revenue opportunities for the Bowl from SDS sales, and revenue sharing opportunities for both parties from clients or partners who can access or leverage SDS ability, technology, services or expertise (i.e. The Army).
Other Elements. Implementation plans and monitoring, evaluation and reporting arrangements
Other Elements. Monitoring, evaluation and reporting arrangements
Other Elements. The CPS may consult with the Contractor to inform its decision regarding any redactions but the CPS shall have the final decision in its absolute discretion. The Contractor shall assist and cooperate with the CPS to enable the CPS to publish this Contract. These Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English Law and (subject to Condition 33) the CONTRACTOR hereby irrevocably submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts. To design and deliver a digitally distributed, organisation wide staff survey questionnaire, collating and analysing all results and providing detailed reports in relation to each CPS business unit of over 10 people. To deliver an on-line staff engagement questionnaire to the same survey specification ORC currently produce for the annual Civil Service (including the CPS) People Survey (CSPS). The questionnaire to contain 57 standard attitudinal questions, 22 demographic questions (both used by the CPS previously as part of the CSPS in 2012). To differ from the CSPS by the inclusion of up to 27 sets of 10 local attitudinal questions, 1 set per CPS business Area / Directorate. ORC to update the organisational hierarchies based on information supplied by the CPS by 13th March 2013. ORC to incorporate up to 27 sets of 10 local attitudinal questions into the survey by 26th March 2013. ORC to issue survey email to all CPS employees on 15th April 2013. For the survey to go live for CPS employees on 15th April 2013 and close on 26th April 2013. For daily response rate updates to be provided to CPS by ORC. To collate the results of all CPS staff that respond to the survey. ORC to conduct engagement Key driver analyse on statistics in line with CSPS model and incorporate this analysis within the reports. To provide the following regarding results / reports from the closing date of the survey – 26th April 2013. o Top level results report in 5 working days o Organisation and all team reports in 15 working days o Reporting Tool in 15 working days o Comments Tool in 15 working days To deliver the final Reporting tool on 17th May 2013.
1.1 The CONTRACT PRICE is payable in respect of the PROJECT in accordance with this Schedule 2.
1.2 All fees and charges shall unless otherwise stated, are fixed for the duration of this CONTRACT and are deemed to include all allowances for price, currency, interest rate and labour cost fluctuations, as the CONTRACTOR considers necessary until CONTRACT complet...
Other Elements. (a) Obligation of certain Member States to notify the EP in accordance with Article 4(2)
20. Those Member States whose MEPs are duly authorised by virtue of their functions, in accordance with national laws and regulations, to access information classified CONFIDENTIEL UE/EU CONFIDENTIAL and above without undergoing a security- clearance procedure, will notify the European Parliament thereof. The form that such notification will take (e.g. a "blanket"/"one-off" notification or a notification for each individual MEP) and the notifying entity or authority is for each Member State to determine as appropriate.
Other Elements. Up to two other elements can be included, and will be determined after existing conditions analysis, Steering Committee engagement, and collaboration with staff.