Scope of Authorization Clause Samples
The Scope of Authorization clause defines the specific rights, permissions, or activities that one party is allowed to undertake under an agreement. It typically outlines the boundaries of what is permitted, such as which intellectual property can be used, the duration and geographic area of the authorization, or the particular actions that are allowed. For example, it may specify that a licensee can use certain trademarks only for marketing within a defined region and for a set period. This clause is essential for preventing misunderstandings and disputes by clearly delineating the extent of the authorized activities and ensuring both parties understand their rights and limitations.
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Scope of Authorization. 3.1 PineBridge shall act as the investment sub adviser to the Adviser for purposes of the Advisers Act, and shall, continuously during the term of this Agreement, manage the assets of the Fund for the Adviser pursuant to the objectives, strategies, policies and restrictions set forth in the Prospectus. In connection therewith, PineBridge shall have full power to supervise and direct the investment and reinvestment of such assets of the Fund and engage in such transactions with respect to the Fund as PineBridge may deem appropriate, in PineBridge's absolute discretion and without prior consultation with the Adviser or the Fund, subject only to this Agreement and the Prospectus. The Adviser hereby acknowledges that the Adviser has no authority under this Agreement to direct PineBridge to engage in any specific trade or transaction.
3.2 The parties acknowledge that the Adviser shall handle proxy voting pursuant to the Adviser’s “Proxy Voting Procedures” summarized in the Prospectus. In the event that it is mutually agreed to in writing by the parties that PineBridge shall handle proxy voting pursuant to such Procedures, in which case PineBridge or its delegatee will handle such proxy voting, PineBridge shall have discretion to vote proxies associated with securities held in the Fund or to delegate such voting authority, subject to PineBridge’s guidance. The Adviser hereby agrees that PineBridge will not be responsible or liable for failure to exercise such discretion, and PineBridge shall not incur any liability as a result of PineBridge or such proxy voting service not receiving such proxies or related shareholder communications from the Adviser on a timely basis. Affiliates (as defined herein) may institute lawsuits on their own behalf based upon securities that PineBridge has purchased for them, and PineBridge may provide them with assistance. In the event that PineBridge has purchased the same security for the Fund alongside its investments on behalf of its Affiliates, PineBridge will generally seek to inform the Fund that it may also have a cause of action with respect to the security. PineBridge will also as a general matter make available to the Fund such rights, if any, as PineBridge may have against any such issuer in its capacity as the Fund’s agent and will, where possible, give the Fund such assistance as it may reasonably require to exercise its rights in any such action it seeks to undertake. PineBridge would not, however, generally search out p...
Scope of Authorization. Unless specifically authorized or provided under this Agreement, none of the Parties or their respective Affiliates shall have the authority to act as the agent for or on behalf of, or enter into any document legally binding upon, or incur any expense or disbursement upon, the other Party or its Affiliates. Unless specifically authorized or provided under this Agreement, nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to require one Party to grant or license any intellectual property or any other technology to the other Party or its Affiliates.
Scope of Authorization. The COMMISSIONER and the REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR agree that EPA has granted authority to the DEPARTMENT to administer the NPDES permitting, compliance, and enforcement programs for individual and general permits, as well as for the pretreatment and stormwater programs in Alaska. The DEPARTMENT does not have NPDES Program authority for facilities located in the Denali National Park and Preserve1, facilities located in Indian Country, facilities operating outside state waters (three miles offshore), the nine (9) facilities with the CWA §301(h) waivers, or a biosolids management program as part of the APDES Program. EPA retains authority over those facilities the DEPARTMENT cannot seek authority over (Appendix A) and the biosolids management program. The DEPARTMENT will implement the APDES Program in phases, as provided for by the CWA §402(n) and in accordance with 40 CFR §123.1(g)(2). Appendix B identifies the schedule to phase permitting, compliance, and enforcement authority from EPA to the DEPARTMENT for specific program components and permits. The DEPARTMENT will assume administration of the program components and permits per the agreed upon schedule in Appendix B. Until the DEPARTMENT assumes administration of each program component or permit, EPA will continue to administer that program component or permit in accordance with 33 U.S.C. §1342(n)(4). That continued EPA role includes accepting applications; drafting permits and fact sheets; public noticing draft permits and review; preparing a response to comments; issuing permits; conducting inspections, audits, and reviews of various reports; and initiation of compliance and enforcement actions, as necessary. The DEPARTMENT will continue to certify EPA-issued NPDES permits with the CWA §301(h) waivers under the CWA §401 and support EPA's program activities.
Scope of Authorization. 5.1 Except as provided in Section 5.2 and subject to the supervision of and oversight by Client, Investment Manager will (a) provide Client with investment advice and investment supervision and will furnish Client with discretionary investment management services with respect to each class of investments and type of investment activity set forth in the Guidelines and described in this Agreement (collectively, the “Investment Management Services”) and (b) be responsible for decisions regarding, without limitation, the investment, reinvestment, hedging and disposition of the Assets, all in accordance with the Guidelines. In addition, Investment Manager shall also provide certain administrative services required to support the provision of Investment Management Services hereunder as set forth in Schedule 7 (the “Middle Office Services”).
5.2 Notwithstanding the foregoing, where the consent of Client is required under Section 206(3) of the Advisers Act or any other applicable law to effect principal transactions in which Investment Manager, on behalf of Client, purchases investments from, or sells investments to, Investment Manager or any of its Affiliated Companies and/or enters into agreements in connection therewith, Investment Manager shall request such consent from Client (in accordance with its Principal and Cross Transactions Policy as in effect from time to time) and shall not complete such transaction until such consent has been obtained. For the avoidance of doubt, each of the following shall constitute a principal transaction: (a) the purchase by Client of a loan participation issued by an Affiliated Company and the amount of any such participation or (b) the investment by Investment Manager, on behalf of Client, in any commingled fund managed by an Affiliated Company and the amount of any such capital commitment. After Client has authorized a principal transaction, subject to Section 5.6, Investment Manager shall have discretionary authority in accordance with this Agreement to take all actions and to exercise all rights and privileges in connection with any such investments, transactions or agreements. Except to the extent required by applicable law, neither Investment Manager nor any Affiliated Company with whom such transactions are placed shall have any obligation to account to Client for brokerage or other fees or profits arising from such investments, transactions or agreements.
5.3 Investment Manager shall also provide to Client certain addi...
Scope of Authorization. Client hereby authorizes Manager:
(a) to execute and deliver any documentation, on Client’s behalf as agent and attorney in fact, necessary to facilitate investment in assets for the Account.
Scope of Authorization. The TNRCC and the EPA agree that the TNRCC has requested EPA to grant the TNRCC authority to administer NPDES permitting, compliance monitoring and enforcement activities, NPDES pretreatment activities, and NPDES sewage sludge program activities in Texas. TNRCC is not seeking authorization to issue TPDES discharge permits in Indian Country (federally established Indian reservations, etc.).
Scope of Authorization a. Your authorization is limited to signing the IBM License Terms and Conditions with the End User on behalf of IBM. You have no authority or rights to add, amend, modify or delete any of its terms. You will be liable for any damages resulting from your addition, amendment, modification or deletion of its terms.
b. You agree to obtain the End User's signature on the IBM License Terms and Conditions prior to ordering an applicable Program or a Machine containing Licensed Internal Code (called Specific Machine) from IBM.
c. Unless we give you prior written authorization, you are not authorized to delegate, assign or transfer your authority to sign the IBM License Terms and Conditions on behalf of IBM to any third party.
d. Your authorization to sign on behalf of IBM is limited to the IBM License Terms and Conditions and IBM does not authorize any rights regarding system integration, software development, outsourcing nor procurement of machines or equipment.
Scope of Authorization. The TCEQ is authorized to administer NPDES permitting, compliance monitoring and enforcement activities, NPDES pretreatment activities, and NPDES sewage sludge program activities in Texas. This authority applies on land within the State of Texas and extends 3.0 statute miles1 offshore into the Gulf of Mexico. TCEQ does not have NPDES authority for discharges from oil and gas facilities classified by SIC codes 1311, 1321, 1381, 1382, 1389, 4922, and 4925 or discharges located on Indian Country (federally established Indian reservations, etc.).
1 A statute mile is used for measurements of distance on land. (1 statute mile = 5,280 feet)
Scope of Authorization. 6.1 AIG Investments Europe will provide general investment advisory and portfolio management services in relation to all classes of investments on the terms set out in this Agreement including transactions in collective investment schemes and the acceptance of placings, underwritings and sub-underwritings of any investments. AIG Investments Europe shall act as the investment adviser to IPCRe, and shall, continuously during the term of this Agreement, manage the Portfolio for IPCRe with a view to meeting the Objectives and within the Guidelines, if any. In connection therewith, AIG Investments Europe shall, on consultation with IPCRe, have power to supervise and direct the investment and reinvestment of the Securities of the Portfolio including allocations to passive Equity index funds and engage in such transactions on behalf of IPCRe as AIG Investments Europe may deem appropriate, subject only to this Agreement and any Guidelines.
6.2 AIG Investments Europe may invest any part of the Portfolio in one or more In-House Funds which invest in and/or take exposure to equities and/or equity-related derivatives in accordance with the Guidelines (each an “Equity In House Fund”). The manager of the Equity In- House Fund shall levy a fee or charge which shall be paid out of the assets of the Equity- In House Fund (see section 8.1.5) subject to the fee offset as described in paragraph 8.5.1 and in Schedule 2.
6.3 AIG Investments Europe may instruct the Custodian to effect settlement of purchases and sales of investments on IPCRe’s behalf in AIG Investments Europe’s and has discretion to make full allocation within the guidelines stated under Schedule 3 (paragraph ) within each asset class. Any allocation between asset classes may only be made by AIG Investments Europe following consultation and approval with the investment committee of IPCRe.
6.4 The Securities in the Portfolio shall be held by such institutions as notified by IPCRe to AIG Investments Europe from time to time. IPCRe understands and acknowledges that (i) AIG Investments Europe shall at no time have custody or physical control of the Portfolio, (ii) AIG Investments Europe may give instructions to the Custodian, in writing, by electronic means, by telephone, orally or by such other means as AIG Investments Europe may agree with the Custodian from time to time, (iii) IPCRe shall procure and shall be solely responsible for procuring that Custodian complies with such instructions and (iv) IPCRe shall inst...
Scope of Authorization. Distributor shall make reasonable commercial efforts to market, promote and sell Products in the Territory. Supplier shall have the absolute right to appoint other entities in the Territory to sell or distribute its products and services and to engage in any other activity in the Territory.