Secondary Program Clause Samples

The 'Secondary Program' clause defines the terms and conditions under which a secondary or supplementary program operates in relation to the primary agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the scope, eligibility, and procedures for participation in the secondary program, such as additional services, rewards, or benefits offered to parties who meet certain criteria. By clearly delineating the parameters of the secondary program, this clause ensures that all parties understand their rights and obligations, thereby preventing misunderstandings and providing a structured framework for accessing supplementary offerings.
Secondary Program. If the Bank receives a Prequalification Request from a prospective Applicant that does not meet the criteria for a Program Eligible Applicant, the Bank will immediately inform the Company of its decision so that the Company may forward the name and address of the non-prequalified prospective Applicant to the issuer in a Secondary Program or Second-Look Program in accordance with Section 2.2(b); provided, however, that if such prospective Applicant is determined by the Bank to be a Disqualified Shopper, then the Bank shall issue an adverse action notice to such Person in accordance with Applicable Law and the Company shall not forward the name and address of the Disqualified Shopper for consideration for the Secondary Program or any Second-Look Program. [****].
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Secondary Program. All full-time professional employees in the secondary program must meet the requirements for professional certification as set forth by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
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Secondary Program. The length of school day for professional employees shall be seven (7) hours inclusive of an uninterrupted, thirty (30) minute, duty-free lunch period. In-service days shall consist of a six (6) hour day exclusive of lunch.
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Secondary Program. Digital Design Computer Information Technology A.S.
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Secondary Program. Early Childhood Education Teacher Assisting Santa Fe College
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