Program Level Clause Samples

The "Program Level" clause defines the specific scope or tier of a program to which the agreement or certain obligations apply. In practice, this clause clarifies whether the terms pertain to the entire program, a particular phase, or a subset of activities within a larger initiative. For example, it may specify that certain deliverables, reporting requirements, or funding provisions are only relevant at a designated program level, such as a pilot stage or full implementation. This clause ensures clarity by delineating the boundaries of responsibility and applicability, thereby preventing misunderstandings about which parts of a program are governed by the agreement.
Program Level. (i) Some Program Benefits will be made available only to Partners with certain development expertise. For purposes of this Agreement, development expertise will be known as “Program Level.” (ii) Your Program Level will be determined by Microsoft based on criteria such as your existing Product performance, type of listing in the Stores, market relevance of your existing Products, Customer feedback on your existing Products, and level of investment and success. (iii) You may need to provide Microsoft with information about existing Products that you have on other platforms in order for Microsoft to determine your Program Level. You may also need to register with a third-party service in order for Microsoft to verify this information. Microsoft is not responsible for such third-party service. Your use of the third-party service may be subject to that third party’s terms and conditions. (iv) Your Program Level may change during the Program term and will be determined by Microsoft in its sole discretion.
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Program Level. ‌ (a) Participating Dealer shall be assigned a “Program Level” for the specified Program Year. Participating Dealer’s Program Level determines the Program benefits for which Participating Dealer will be eligible. For the first year of the Program (January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020) (“Program Year 1”), Participating Dealer shall be notified of its Program Level on or after July 1, 2020. For all subsequent Program Years, Participating Dealer shall be notified of its Program Level on or after January 1 of that Program Year. You acknowledge that Alula may notify you of your Program Level through the PRC. (b) Program Level is determined by Participating Dealer’s: (i) total net device activations of Qualifying Alula Products during the prior Program Year, and (ii) training hours completed per technician during the prior Program Year. For Program Year 1, Program Level will be determined by Participating Dealer’s: (i) total net device activations from October 1, 2019 through March 31, 2020, and (ii) training hours completed per technician from October 1, 2019 through March 31, 2020. Alula may notify Participating Dealer during the current Program Year that it has already qualified for a higher Program Level for the following year, and may, allow such Participating Dealer to move up to the higher Program Level during the current Program Year. (c) Program Levels shall be as follows: Basic, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. Annual net device activations and training hour requirements for each Program Level are as follows: For Program Year 1, the annual net device activations and training hour requirements to qualify for each Program Level will be half of the values provided above.
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Program Level. 6.5.1.1 The QMP establishes minimum requirements for quality control that shall apply to all CTOs. The Contractor shall require subcontractors to implement a compliant QS, or shall implement oversight to meet the QS requirements.
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Program Level. The Program Levels are based on monthly recurring charges for the Services. There are four (4) Program Levels: Authorized, Bronze, Silver and Gold. Customers in the Bronze, Silver or Gold levels may have access to special price discounts and other benefits. The Program Purchase Levels will be determined only through Customer Orders submitted and accepted by Level 3 after the date of this Addendum (Customer's existing commitments or purchases, if any, shall not be included in determining whether Customer qualifies for a specific the Program Level). Level 3's billing records will be used to determine Customer's Program Level. Upon execution of this Addendum, Customer shall be placed in the Bronze Program Level. (a) Maintaining the Bronze Program Level Status. In order to maintain its status in the Bronze Program Level, Customer must (in the one-year period following execution of this Addendum) achieve monthly recurring charges as set forth in the following table. In the event that Customer's qualifying monthly recurring charges are not at the level required in each of the months indicated, Customer shall be downgraded to the "Authorized" Program Level and may no longer have access to the price discounts and other benefits available to "Bronze" Program Level participants. --------- ---------------- ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- 3rd through 5th 6th through 8th 9th through 11th 12th through last Month (MRC) Month (MRC) Month (MRC) Month (MRC) --------- ---------------- ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- --------- ---------------- ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- Bronze $ ** $ ** $ ** $ ** --------- ---------------- ----------------- ------------------ ---------------- After twelve months following the execution of this Addendum, Bronze Program Level Customers must maintain the $__________ minimum qualifying monthly recurring charge. (b) Changes in Program Levels based on Qualifying MRC. If Customer's qualifying monthly recurring charges for Services exceed the Minimum Monthly Recurring Charge shown below, Customer will be upgraded to either the Silver or Gold Program Level in the next following calendar month: ------------------- -------------------------------------------- Program Level Program Purchase Level (Minimum Monthly Recurring Charge) ------------------- -------------------------------------------- Gold $ ** ------------------- -------------------------------------------- Silver $ ** ----...
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Program Level. Provider shall participate at the following Affinity level, with the corresponding benefits more fully set forth in Exhibit A:
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Program Level. The written grievance letter must be presented to the program director with the time limit stated above, and include the following information:  A factual description of the grievance, the article(s) of the RFPA that may have been violated, the date in which the grievant(s) first became aware of the alleged violation, and the remedy sought.  The letter should include as attachments any documentation relevant to the grievance. The program director must schedule a meeting within 30 calendar days after receiving the letter, to include the program director, aggrieved resident(s) and their designated associates (if any), program administrator, and other faculty members who have direct knowledge of the circumstances around the grievance. If the program director is not available to convene this meeting, then a faculty designee will be appointed from the program leadership team. Failure of the program to hold the meeting within the 30 calendar day time limit will result in the grievance automatically proceeding to the next level. The program director will chair the meeting at which all parties will be allowed to present their evidence. The decision on the grievance will be issued by the program director (or designee) and will include a determination of whether the specific article of the RFPA has been in fact violated, and if so, a proposed remedy. The decision shall be presented in writing to each grievant within 7 calendar days after the meeting. Aggrieved resident(s) may accept the findings of the program director, or may file a grievance through the GMEC. The findings of the program director will become final, unless the next level of grievance (Step 2) is filed within 14 calendars days after the date of the decision.
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Program Level. 6.7.1.1 The QMP establishes minimum requirements for quality control that shall apply to all Contract Task Orders. The Contractor shall have a documented quality system (referred to as the Quality Manual or QM) that conforms to the Uniform Federal Policy for Implementing Quality Systems (UFP-QS) – 2005 (EPA-505- F-03-001) and ANSI/ASQ E4-2004: Quality Systems for Environmental Data and Technology Programs. The QMP shall be in accordance with a corporate quality commitment (however named) which describes the Contractor’s Executive Management assurance of implementation and maintenance of a quality system for the Contract. The Contractor shall require subcontractors to implement a compliant quality system or shall implement oversight to meet the quality system requirements.
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Program Level. The terms of Publisher's appointment of Reseller, and Reseller's rights, shall be at the Program Level of "Reseller Partner" as defined by the current reseller program and as amended from time to time by Publisher at its discretion, unless and until Publisher and Reseller have mutually executed Exhibit B.
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Program Level. ENTERPRISE AUTHORIZED ELITE
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