PHYSICAL PRESENCE Sample Clauses
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PHYSICAL PRESENCE. Exceptions to Physical Presence – Disability will be assumed and applied due to “a serious illness that may be exacerbated by coming into clinic.” There may be barriers to physically accessing the clinic in severe weather circumstances.
PHYSICAL PRESENCE where ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall execute the Service by physically present in the Receiving Parties’ premise accessing the necessary assets and Endpoint owned by the Receiving Parties.
PHYSICAL PRESENCE. Generally, an institution has physical presence when it operates a campus, branch instructional facility whether leased or owned, or administrative office within the boundaries of a state. However, because the specific definitions of physical presence currently vary greatly from state to state, especially with regard to out-of-state institutions that seek to conduct any activity within another state, ▇▇▇▇ has established its own uniform standard for physical presence vs. distance education. For purposes of participation in ▇▇▇▇, this standard applies, but it does not affect the application of existing state laws to institutions that choose to operate outside of ▇▇▇▇ or which are based in states that are not ▇▇▇▇ members.
a. For purposes of ▇▇▇▇, an institution has physical presence and therefore must meet the state’s current non-▇▇▇▇ requirements if it does any of these things in a state:
1. Establishes a physical location for students to receive synchronous or asynchronous instruction;
2. Requires students to physically meet in a location for instructional purposes more than twice per full-term (quarter or semester) course for a total of more than six hours;
3. Establishes an administrative office;
4. Provides information to students for the purpose of enrolling students, or provides student support services, from a physical site operated by or on behalf of the institution in the state;
5. Offers a “short course” that requires more than 20 contact hours in one six-month period;
6. Provides office space to instructional or non-instructional staff;
7. Maintains a mailing address or phone exchange in a state. N1 - Casual use of a mobile phone by institutional representatives passing through a state and who are otherwise in compliance with ▇▇▇▇ does not violate this section.
8. Carries out field study or field research located at a field station, research station or other physical site at which a faculty member or other institutional employee or contractor supervises or otherwise directs two or more students in an activity exceeding the allowable short course length set forth in Subsection 5.4 and which either bears academic credit or is a requirement for a course or program.
b. An institution does not have physical presence, and is therefore covered by ▇▇▇▇ in ▇▇▇▇ member states, if it is only:
1. Offering courses to individuals via distance education in ways that do not require students to gather physically in groups, excepting the special provisions in Sec...
PHYSICAL PRESENCE where ZORALab shall execute the Service by physically present in the Receiving Parties’ premise accessing the necessary assets and Endpoint owned by the Receiving Parties.
PHYSICAL PRESENCE. Rev1 Ventures will establish a physical presence in the Dublin Entrepreneurial Center ("DEC") and provide a designated lead contact from the Rev1 Ventures team who is responsible for coordinating Rev1 Ventures services within the Dublin community. Rev1 Ventures will be responsible for the cost of its own office(s) and all related expenses in the DEC.
PHYSICAL PRESENCE. Physical presence refers to the place where an entity is physically located in order to provide service delivery, which includes providing such services virtually as authorized by 34 CFR 361.305, subsection (d)(3). However, if an AJCC Partner is delivering services virtually, said AJCC Partner shall enter into an Infrastructure Funding Agreement for its fair share of the infrastructure costs related to such virtual service delivery at the comprehensive, affiliate and/or specialized AJCC One-Stop Center, including, but not limited to, (i) video conferencing equipment; (ii) information technology related expenses, and (iii) data connection fees. U. Required Partner: An entity that carries out one or more of the programs or activities identified under WIOA Section 121 (b)(1) and is required under said section to participate in the ▇▇▇ One-Stop Delivery System and to make the career services under its program or activity available through the ▇▇▇ system.
PHYSICAL PRESENCE. The CAC will maintain a physical presence in the MNsure service area so that face-to-face assistance can be provided to applicants and enrollees.
PHYSICAL PRESENCE. If there is any change in the flag state from the Flag State at the date of this Agreement and such new Flag State requires the Buyers to have a physical presence or office in the jurisdiction of such Flag State, all documented fees, costs and expenses arising out of or in connection with the establishment and maintenance of such physical presence or office by the Buyers shall be borne by the Sellers.