The Programs Sample Clauses
The "The Programs" clause defines and outlines the specific programs, services, or offerings that are covered under the agreement. It typically details what constitutes a program, the scope of each program, and any relevant parameters such as duration, eligibility, or deliverables. For example, it may list training modules, software access, or support services included for the client. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of what is being provided, thereby preventing misunderstandings and setting expectations for the contractual relationship.
The Programs. Public Law 102-314 established the FMNP under the supervision of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), to compliment the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program. PDA administers the FMNP for the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth, through passage of its annual budget, provides state funding in support of FMNP. The regulations addressing participation in the SFMNP are established at Title 7 CFR, Part 249, titled Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP).
The Programs. The deliverables for the Programs are defined as including, but not limited to, all functionality in the Reference Version, plus all additions and less all deletions as listed in this Exhibit.
The Programs a. Under the Programs, Clients will be provided with mutual fund investment choices presented to them by financial professionals associated with Correspondents that clear through Service Provider or another affiliated or non-affiliated clearing firm. Clients will select mutual funds from a menu of funds Correspondents select from a complete list of mutual funds assembled by Service Provider. Shares of the mutual funds made available by Correspondents in the Programs will be sold to Clients without the imposition of initial or contingent deferred sales charges.
b. In addition to information otherwise required to be provided to Service Provider under this Agreement, SAI agrees to provide, or cause to be provided, Service Provider on a quarterly basis with information relating to Fund performance and portfolio holdings (subject to appropriate time lag determined by SAI), a current Fund portfolio commentary and such other information as the parties may agree to from time to time. In addition to its obligations under this Agreement to notify Service Provider of Fund developments in the normal course, SAI agrees to notify Service Provider as soon as is practicable in writing of any change in a Fund’s portfolio manager or other key personnel.
The Programs. The television programs licensed to Licensee hereunder are all television programs delivered by UPN to its affiliates for telecast on a network basis during the License Term (collectively the “Network Programs”).
The Programs. Each Party represents that it is a non-exclusive licensee of its respective Program and has the right to use and permit the use of such Program in the manner envisioned by this Agreement. Each Party further represents that its respective Program is capable of carrying out the functions and achieving the results specified in the Operating Procedures Manual.
The Programs. Provisional Period
The Programs a. Under the Programs, Clients will be provided with mutual fund investment choices presented to them by financial professionals associated with Correspondents that clear through Service Provider or another affiliated or non-affiliated clearing firm. Clients will select mutual funds from a menu of funds Correspondents select from a complete list of mutual funds assembled by Service Provider. Shares of the mutual funds made available by Correspondents in the Programs will be sold to Clients without the imposition of initial or contingent deferred sales charges.
b. In addition to information otherwise required to be provided to Service Provider under this Agreement, Fund Affiliate agrees to provide Service Provider on a quarterly basis with information relating to Fund performance and portfolio holdings, a current Fund portfolio commentary and such other information as the parties may agree to from time to time. Nothing herein shall be construed to require disclosure of portfolio holdings in a manner inconsistent with the Fund's portfolio holdings disclosure procedures, as such procedures may be amended from time to time. In addition to their obligations under this Agreement to notify Service Provider of Fund developments in the normal course, Fund Affiliate agrees to notify Service Provider as soon as is practicable in writing of any change in a Fund's portfolio manager or other key personnel.
The Programs. The "Programs" relate to the computer ------------ applications (the "Applications") known as "Internet Script Writer", "Med-E- Practice 3.0" (pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only), "Med-E- Practice 3.1" (pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only), "Med-E- Practice 3.2" {pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only), and "Med-E-Practice 4.0" (pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only), in the form they exist as of the Effective Date, except that the Programs shall not include any Third Party Software (as defined herein) embedded in or used in conjunction with the Applications. The functionality of the Programs is as described in the Documentation (as defined in Section 3.2 herein), and will include, at a minimum, the functionality generally described on Schedule B hereto, the functionality demonstrated to Licensee, and the functionality as is set forth in the "Advanced Health Requirements Specifications for Internet Script Writer" dated as of 2/28/97. The Programs shall include, for each of the Applications, and excluding Third Party Software: all development environments, test environments, test beds, and test suites; interfaces (either operational or inactivated) with any pharmacy benefit managers ("PBMs"), managed care organizations, pharmacies or physician practice management systems; and source code, compilers or similar computer programs which can convert the source code into the object code form, object code, job control language, tools, procedures, routines, modules or other software which are used in the development, testing, operation, maintenance, enhancement or other use or exploitation of such Applications. The Programs shall also consist of any (a) corrections to defects or malfunctions, (b) modifications or (c) enhancements made, in whole or in part, to the Applications ("Updates") by Licensor during the period commencing upon 4.0 Installation (as defined in Section 5.2 (c) herein) and extending for two (2) years therefrom (such period referred to herein as the "Update Period"), including, without limitation, such Updates as are necessary to complete Internet Script Writer and Med-E-Practice 4.0 (pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only). Such Updates shall be made available to Licensee within ten (10) days after Licensor's determination that such Updates are substantially completed or otherwise ready for live productive use.
The Programs. In consideration of being permitted to participate in the adventure course of GMCC, the Participant recognizes that the program may involve a variety of activities including, but not limited to, LOW AND HIGH CHALLENGE COURSE ELEMENTS, OFF-SITE WATER BASED ACTIVITIES, backcountry events, mountain biking, climbing, or similar, and is aware of and accepts the physical and emotional risks inherent in the participation in such activities and in the use of GMCC equipment and facilities.
The Programs a) On , 20 the City Council of the City, in furtherance of the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the City, approved the attached 2021 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program and the 2021 Lead-Based Paint Program (the “Programs”) developed by the HRA. If there is a conflict between the provisions of this Agreement and the Programs, this Agreement shall control.
b) The City and the HRA hereby agree, in furtherance of the Programs, to have the HRA disburse the funds of the Programs and to administer the Programs. The HRA may charge the City direct costs not to exceed twelve and one half percent (12.5%) of the funds for the operation of the Programs, to include such items as salaries, benefits, employee expenses, communication, supplies and advertising.
c) The City also agrees, in furtherance of the Programs, that any income generated by the repayment of loans or any other source of repayment by participants in which program income is generated and repaid to the City under these programs in compliance with program income regulations of the Department of Housing and Urban Development ( “Department”), shall be added to the current year's CDBG funds and allocated back to the appropriate Programs to be used for additional program expenditures. The HRA agrees to follow all applicable program regulations of the Department concerning program income as set forth in 24 CFR 570.504 (c).