Responses Clause Samples
The 'Responses' clause outlines the obligations and procedures for how parties must reply to communications, requests, or notices under the agreement. Typically, it specifies the required timeframe for providing a response, the acceptable methods of communication (such as email or written letter), and any necessary content or format for the reply. This clause ensures that all parties are aware of their duties to respond promptly and appropriately, thereby promoting efficient communication and reducing the risk of misunderstandings or delays in the contractual relationship.
Responses. Data Controller will be solely responsible for responding to any Data Subject Requests, provided that Data Processor shall reasonably cooperate with the Data Controller to respond to Data Subject Requests to the extent Data Controller is unable to fulfill such Data Subject Requests using the functionality in the Subscription Service. Data Processor will instruct the Data Subject to contact the Customer in the event Data Processor receives a Data Subject Request directly.
Responses. Awardees will be provided an adequate time to prepare and submit responses based on the estimated dollar value and complexity of the proposed TO. The due date shall be set forth in each proposed TO. Responses will be streamlined and succinct to the extent practical based on the dollar value and complexity of the work. All proposals, including those offered by the Prime contractor and their subcontracts, shall be submitted exclusively through the SeaPort Portal. Responses will not be a proposal as defined in FAR 15, but only sufficient information to be considered in accordance with FAR 16.
Responses. Except as otherwise set forth in an applicable SOP, Your Responding Nodes must Respond to Queries for all XP Codes that are identified as “required.” in the applicable SOP(s). Such Response must include all Required Information. Notwithstanding the foregoing, You may withhold some or all of the Required Information to the extent necessary to comply with Applicable Law.
Responses. Department Heads/Division Managers shall respond within ten (10) working days by returning resumes to the originating Department Head with a response either positive or negative indicated thereon. The responses shall indicate present and foreseeable vacancies, which may be developing within the next six (6) months.
Responses. Responses to questions or other written requests for clarification will be posted on the eGrants and ESBD website. The System Agency reserves the right to amend answers prior to the deadline of Solicitation Responses. Amended answers will be posted on the eGrants and ESBD website. It is Respondent's responsibility to check the eGrants and ESBD website or contact the point of contact for updated responses. The System Agency also reserves the right to provide a single consolidated response of all similar questions in any manner at the System Agencies sole discretion.
Responses. 4.1 Routine enquiries will not require a written response from services in every case. Services should advise, however, where a routine enquiry cannot be responded to within a reasonable time, dependant on circumstances. Where a council official deems it appropriate, a copy of any written response regarding a routine enquiry may be sent to the appropriate Argyll and Bute councillor.
4.2 Responses to major enquiries will depend upon the nature of the enquiry and the ability of the service to respond. Where a major enquiry can be dealt with within existing resources or comes within existing policies, then it will be dealt with by the service in accordance with the policy.
4.3 Where a major enquiry raises a new issue or cannot be dealt with within existing resources or could cause undue demand on resources, the appropriate officer concerned shall respond to the community council stating this view. A copy of any such response must be sent to the relevant local councillors.
4.4 If, in the view of the appropriate officer, a major enquiry cannot be dealt with by the specific service, because it is against council policy, or would, in the appropriate officer’s view, be impracticable, unreasonable or not possible for some other stated reason, then the appropriate officer shall write to the community council with these views and a copy of any such response should be sent to the relevant local councillors.
4.5 In writing to the council, community councils should be specific about the details of any complaint, and give sufficient detail to identify the specific items, identifying locations and the nature of events which are of concern and any persons involved, including addresses.
4.6 Some services, particularly Planning, must follow statutory procedures. Advice on the procedure to be adopted by community councils in respect of responses to planning applications have been issued and should be followed by the planning contact of the community.
4.7 The use of the Internet and e-mail is encouraged.
Responses. Written responses requested by the Employer or the Union during such 18 meetings in regard to items raised by either party who attended such meetings shall be furnished 19 to the receiving party within ten (10) work days after such meetings, unless the parties mutually 20 agree to a time extension.
Responses. The licensed teacher may respond in writing to items in the files.
Responses. Written responses reasonably requested by the Employer or the Lodge during such meetings in regard to items discussed at the meetings, shall be furnished within ten (10) days after such meetings, unless the parties mutually agree to a time extension.
Responses. 4.1 Routine enquiries will not require a written response from services in every case. Services should advise, however, where a routine enquiry cannot be responded to within a reasonable time, dependant on circumstances Where a Council official deems it appropriate, a copy of any written response regarding a routine enquiry may be sent to the appropriate Argyll and Bute Councillor.
4.2 Responses to major enquiries will depend upon the nature of the enquiry and the ability of the service to respond. Where a major enquiry can be dealt with within existing resources or comes within existing policies, then it will be dealt with by the service in accordance with the policy.
4.3 Where a major enquiry raises a new issue or cannot be dealt with within existing resources or could cause undue demand on resources, the appropriate officer concerned shall respond to the Community Council stating this view. A copy of any such response must be sent to the relevant local Councillors. 4.4 If, in the view of the appropriate officer, a major enquiry cannot be dealt with by the specific service, because it is against Council policy, or would, in the appropriate officer’s view, be impracticable, unreasonable or not possible for some other stated reason, then the appropriate officer shall write to the community council with these views and a copy of any such response should be sent to the relevant local Councillors