Service Provision Standards Sample Clauses

Service Provision Standards. You assure that you will offer and render services only in areas where you have appropriate skills and competence. Furthermore, you commit to providing these services safely and in strict accordance with all relevant laws and regulations. i. Professional Profile Presentation: Ensure your profile is professional, using your real or business name and a current photo.
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Service Provision Standards. 6.1 The Service Provider shall provide the Services as set out in this Agreement at the standards expected of a diligent and expert service provider. 6.2 The provision of the Services shall be carried out at premises designated by the Municipality and the Service Provider shall respect the laws and customs of the countries and provinces in which Services are conducted. 6.3 The Service Provider shall in all professional matters act as a faithful advisor to the Municipality and, in so far as any of its duties are discretionary, act fairly between the Municipality and third parties. 6.4 The Service Provider shall accept responsibility for any breach of professional duty by reason of any error, omission or neglect occurring or committed by them in connection with the Services performed by them and shall indemnify the Municipality from any legal action arising from same.
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Service Provision Standards. 3.1. Figure 1 shows a range of service categories that can be provided to students with special needs at a partner institution. In case, the host partner institution is unable to provide necessary service provision (e.g. adapt study materials into accessible format, produce tactile documents, provide spatial orientation for the blind, etc.), the service should be provided by an external provider. This could be a local authority or non-governmental organization. Alternatively, the sending institution itself can become the service provider, if the required support provisions are not available to provide adequate services in the destination location/country (e.g. due to the lack of expertise in the field, language barrier, or too high a cost). 3.2. This provision enables the students with special needs to benefit from the mobility in the same way as their peers, while also being subjected to the same academic standards. Any service provision should be provided with the aim to compensate for the students’ impairment, while, at the same time, should not lower the standards when it comes to knowledge acquisition and task fulfilment within the study programme. Thus, it is deemed undesirable that, for example, a visually impaired student is given an alternative study material solely because it is thought that the printed book cannot be digitalized and provided in an accessible format. It is especially problematic in cases where the visually impaired student is the only one using the alternative study material, while the rest of the students continue using the original resources. 3.3. Another important aspect of the service provision to take into account is the costs. Institutions should have a clear idea about the conditions under which the students receive services and reasonable adjustments. This should include information on services that are provided to students free of charge or the students need to pay for them (whether they are outsourced or not). This is especially important in cases where the rules and practices differ when it comes to local and international students. In addition, the institutions should be able to provide clear and meaningful information on available external funding sources, which the student could utilize to cover the excessive costs (e.g.
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Related to Service Provision Standards

  • Service Provision Subject to, and in accordance with, the terms and conditions in this Agreement, the Operator will provide the Services (either directly or by making its facilities and services available to other Physicians) to: (a) those Clients of Physicians who arrange for use of the Facility for the purposes of providing surgical services to such Clients, or (b) in cases only where referral by a Physician is not required, those Clients who present themselves directly to the Operator and who request the Services, provided that in each instance, the provision of the Services requested is both clinically and ethically appropriate, constitutes the provision of a service which is Insured to a person eligible to receive those Services and is provided during the Term.

  • Service Standards 6.1 The Supplier shall provide the Services or procure that they are provided with reasonable skill and care, in accordance with Good Industry Practice prevailing from time to time and with Staff who are appropriately trained and qualified. 6.2 If the Services do not meet the Specification, the Supplier shall at its own expense re-schedule and carry out the Services in accordance with the Specification within such reasonable time as may be specified by the Authority. 6.3 The Authority may by written notice to the Supplier reject any of the Goods which fail to conform to the approved sample or fail to meet the Specification. Such notice shall be given within a reasonable time after delivery to the Authority of the Goods. If the Authority rejects any of the Goods it may (without prejudice to its other rights and remedies) either: (a) have the Goods promptly either repaired by the Supplier or replaced by the Supplier with Goods which conform in all respects with the approved sample or with the Specification and due delivery shall not be deemed to have taken place until the repair or replacement has occurred; or (b) treat the Contract as discharged by the Supplier’s breach and obtain a refund (if the Goods have already been paid for) from the Supplier in respect of the Goods concerned together with payment of any additional expenditure reasonably incurred by the Authority in obtaining replacements. 6.4 The Authority will be deemed to have accepted the Goods if it expressly states the same in writing or fails to reject the Goods in accordance with Clause 6.3. 6.5 If the Authority issues a receipt note for delivery of the Goods it shall not constitute any acknowledgement of the condition, quantity or nature of those Goods or the Authority's acceptance of them. 6.6 The Supplier hereby guarantees the Goods against faulty materials or workmanship for such period as may be specified in the Specification or, if no period is so specified, for 3 years from the date of acceptance. If the Authority shall within such guarantee period or within 30 Working Days thereafter give notice in writing to the Supplier of any defect in any of the Goods as may have arisen during such guarantee period under proper and normal use, the Supplier shall (without prejudice to any other rights and remedies which the Authority may have) promptly remedy such defects (whether by repair or replacement as the Authority shall choose) free of charge. 6.7 Any Goods rejected or returned by the Authority pursuant to this Clause 6 shall be returned to the Supplier at the Supplier’s risk and expense.

  • Service Level Standards In addition to all other requirements in this Agreement, and in accordance with the Best Claims Practices & Estimating Guidelines, Vendor shall use reasonable and good faith efforts to meet the Service Level Standards set forth below.

  • Provision of Services (a) The HSP will provide the Services in accordance with, and otherwise comply with: (1) the terms of this Agreement; (2) Applicable Law; and

  • Quality Service Standards Price Services and the Fund may from time to time agree to certain quality service standards, as well as incentives and penalties with respect to Price Services’ Services hereunder.