Volumes Sample Clauses

The Volumes clause defines the specific quantity or range of goods or services to be supplied under a contract. It typically outlines minimum and/or maximum purchase commitments, and may include provisions for adjusting volumes based on demand forecasts or mutual agreement. This clause ensures both parties have clear expectations regarding supply obligations, helping to prevent disputes over under- or over-supply and supporting effective planning and resource allocation.
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Volumes. The Authority gives no guarantees of volumes. Any volumes mentioned in the Call-Off Contract are indicative only and shall not be binding on the Authority.
Volumes. The Authority gives no guarantees of volumes. Any volumes mentioned in this Contract, are indicative only and shall not be binding on the Authority.
Volumes. ‌ 19.1 The volumes for each specific requirement cannot be determined at this stage. This information will be given in individual invitations to participate in individual call off orders. However, volumes will always be indicative and not guaranteed.
Volumes. The Supplier must supply the Volumes of milk to the Purchaser during the Milk Supply Period.
Volumes. The Lead Organisation guarantees no level of work to the Contractor in respect of use of this framework and the placement of orders for Recruitment Services is likely to be made at irregular intervals.
Volumes. Seller and Buyer agree that volumes are based on past usage and projected market forecasts. No minimum quantities of annual production of Products or minimum purchase quantities are implied herein, and no penalties shall be imposed on Buyer for volumes of Products actually ordered by Buyer below those quantities forecasted.
Volumes. Seller commits and dedicates to sell, and Buyer agrees to purchase, all volumes of Raw Product owned or controlled by Seller and produced from the Originating Facility.
Volumes. (a) Exhibit A sets forth the monthly volumes of Product lifted by Sunoco for the period beginning November 1, 2009 and ending on November 30, 2010. Based upon the volumes set forth in Exhibit A, the Parties hereby agree that PBF will deliver and Sunoco will lift [REDACTED] barrels of gasoline per day, per Contract Year (“Annual Base Volume”), subject to adjustment as provided herein. PBF agrees that the Annual Base Volume may vary by [REDACTED]%. For avoidance of doubt, Sunoco may lift up to [REDACTED]% less than the Annual Base Volume (“Minimum Base, Volume”) or [REDACTED]% more than the Annual Base Volume (“Maximum Base Volume”) and PBF shall deliver such volume. To the extent that Sunoco’s gasoline purchases for three (3) consecutive months indicate that Sunoco will exceed the Maximum Base Volume for such Contract Year, the pricing for the incremental volume in excess of the Maximum Base Volume may be readjusted as the Parties shall mutually agree. In the event that Sunoco purchases less than the Minimum Base Volume or more than the Maximum Base Volume during any Contract Year, the Annual Base Volume shall be adjusted as mutually agreed upon by the Parties for the subsequent Contract Year. Any such adjustment will be determined by the parties no later than the first day of the eleventh month of each Contract Year, Such volume of Products will be delivered by PBF, and lifted by Sunoco in accordance with the written forecast provided by Sunoco pursuant to the nomination procedures set forth in Exhibit C. (b) If PBF fails to deliver the monthly volumes (through its production at the Toledo Refinery or other third party commercial arrangements) as set forth in Exhibit C, or is late in delivering such volumes (and such failure or lateness is not excused by an event of Force Majeure), Sunoco will be entitled to purchase the deficient volumes from third parties without liability to PBF and without prejudice to any rights or remedies it may have available to it under this Agreement or at Law. Furthermore, Sunoco will be entitled to Cover Damages (as defined below), with respect to costs incurred by Sunoco to procure replace Products. Reimbursement of Cover Damages pursuant to this Section 3.3(b) shall be effected by PBF via the issuance of a credit to Sunoco. (c) For purposes of this Agreement, “Cover Damages” shall mean the positive difference between the price of Product hereunder for the volume of Product to which the claim relates and the purchase price of ...
Volumes. 9.3.1. It is estimated that for the year 2023/24, ▇▇▇ will request up to 35 PNC checks, and require up to 10 PNC records to be created. 9.3.2. ▇▇▇ will advise ACRO if the number of PNC checks and/or PNC updates is likely to be exceeded. 9.3.3. ACRO will audit requests against the lawful basis and these volumes to ensure that Personal Data is not being disclosed contrary to the lawful basis and that the Agreement is fit to meet any increase in lawful demand.
Volumes. Buyer will purchase from Daramic in each Contract Year the above-stated Volumes (“Volumes”). These Volumes represent a percentage of Buyer’s global demand, if any, and do not constitute minimum purchase Volumes or a guarantee of Buyer’s global demand levels. Buyer will have the option of purchasing up to *** percent of the Volumes as inventory of Separators in any Contract Year.