Process and Conditions Sample Clauses
The 'Process and Conditions' clause defines the specific steps and requirements that must be followed for certain actions or decisions under the agreement. It typically outlines procedural details such as notification methods, approval processes, or prerequisites that must be met before proceeding with a particular activity. For example, it may require written notice before a party can exercise a right or set out the conditions that must be satisfied for a contract amendment. This clause ensures that all parties understand the necessary procedures and conditions, thereby reducing misunderstandings and helping to enforce compliance with the agreement's terms.
Process and Conditions. The Articulation Agreement into New England Institute of Technology’s Occupational Therapy Master’s degree program shall begin upon execution of this agreement and is available to incoming North Shore Community College OTA students.
A. To enroll in the Master’s degree program in Occupational Therapy at NEIT under the Articulation Agreement, students must (1) enroll as an OTA student at NSCC as described above; (2) earn an Associate degree in the prescribed curriculum at NSCC within three years of their initial matriculation at NSCC; (3) complete all the requirements of NSCC according to accreditation (ACOTE) guidelines; (4) meet all admission standards for the MS in OT program.
B. Students who complete the associate in science degree for the occupational therapy assistant at NSCC and meet the admission criteria for the MS in OT program will receive advanced, conditional standing prior to passing the certification examination. The parties agree to advise each other in writing of any changes in curriculum design or instructional methodology which may affect the provisions set forth in this agreement.
C. Transfer students will receive academic credit for all college-level courses applied toward the requirements of the associate degree, excluding C- and D grades. Non-credit or remedial courses judged to be below college level will not be accepted for transfer
D. the requirements for admission into the Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy will be governed by the NEIT catalog in effect the year of entry to the NEIT MSOT program.
E. Students who have been withdrawn from NEIT as a result of an administrative or academic dismissal must file a petition with NEIT to apply for re-admission.
F. Students under this Articulation Agreement shall be governed by the regulations and procedures of NSCC until such time as they are granted the specialized associate degree. At such time as they matriculate at NEIT, they will be governed by the regulations, requirements, and procedures at NEIT.
Process and Conditions. (a) The process and any of the Lead Conversion Conditions can be changed at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s discretion and choice without giving reasons to the member of the Spryker SP Program, provided that sixty (60) calendar days’ notice is given to the member of the Spryker SP Program in text form (e-mail sufficient). In such case, the provisions on extraordinary termination shall apply in favour of the member of the Spryker SP Program.
(b) ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will keep records of each Lead received from the Solution Partner and its conversion status in Spryker’s CRM application. The Successful Converted Lead will be stored as SQL and consolidated in a report that will updated on an ongoing basis by Spryker.
Process and Conditions. To place a Pre-Bid, Bidder must: a) have submitted their Lender Approval or Letter of Credit (see No. 3 above) and b) have signed and submitted this form to Heritage including the Pre-Bid Amount prior to Monday, August 12th at 12:00 p.m. CDT (“Pre-Bid Deadline”).
a) Bidder may increase their Pre-Bid during the auction
b) Bidder understands that their submitted Pre-Bid is legally binding, irrevocable, and may not be withdrawn for any reason*. Bidder further understands that the Seller is not obligated to accept any bid until the call for bids at the Auction.
c) In the event of duplicate Pre-Bid amounts, the Auctioneer shall execute on a Bidder’s behalf the Pre-Bid Amount that is first received by the Auctioneer. The Auctioneer shall make a good faith effort to inform subsequent Bidder(s) of pre-existing bids. Nothing shall preclude a Bidder from increasing his Pre-Bid Amount.
d) Bidder authorizes the Auctioneer to execute the full amount of the Pre-Bid in increments or otherwise. The Pre-Bid is an absolute offer for the Property made by the Bidder without discount and regardless of other bids made.
e) Bidder is obligated to pay the full amount of the submitted Pre-Bid. While the auctioneer may open the bidding at a lower amount, the auctioneer shall bid in increments to the maximum amount of your Pre-Bid. * The Pre-Bid Amount shall be liquidated damages in the event that Bidder breaches their agreement to bid the Pre-Bid Amount or close the sale if Bidder is awarded the property. Bidder agrees that the liquidated damages amount of the Pre-Bid is a fair representation of damages incurred by the breach and is not a penalty.
Process and Conditions. The obligations and liabilities of e ach indemnifying party with respect to claims resulting from the assertion of liability by another party shall be subject to the following terms an conditions:
(a) The indemnified party shall give timely and adequate written notice to the indemnifying party of any claim that might give rise to a claim by the indemnified party against the indemnifying party based on the provisions of Sections 10.1 or 10.2 above, and thereafter, at the expense of the indemnifying party, shall cooperate with and assist the indemnifying party in its lawful response, providing witnesses and documents reasonably necessary as requested by the indemnifying party.
(b) In the event any action, suit or proceeding is brought against an indemnified party, with respect of which the indemnifying party may have liability under Sections 10.1 or 10.2, the indemnifying party shall notify the indemnified party that it will provide indemnity hereunder and shall thereafter assume full responsibility for the defense of such claim. The indemnified party may engage its own counsel, but any costs or expenses of such counsel after receipt of the foregoing notice shall be for the indemnified party's account and shall not be subject to indemnification.
(c) Seller's obligations under this Section shall not extend to any claim first made more than one year after Closing.
(d) Buyer's obligations under this Article shall survive Closing.
Process and Conditions. (a) The process regarding and any of the Lead Conversion Conditions can be changed at Spryker’s discretion and choice without giving reasons to the member of the Spryker SP Global Program, provided that sixty (60) calendar days’ notice is given to the member of the Spryker SP Global Program in text form (e-mail sufficient). In such case, the provisions on extraordinary termination shall apply in favour of the member of the Spryker SP Global Program.
(b) Spryker will keep records of each Lead received from the Solution Partner and its conversion status in Spryker’s CRM application. The Successful Converted Lead will be stored as SQL and consolidated in a report that will updated on an ongoing basis by Spryker.