Prevailing Practices definition

Prevailing Practices means the procedures, timeframes, service levels or response times generally followed by UML during the 12 months prior to the Effective Date.
Prevailing Practices means the procedures, timeframes, service levels or response times generally followed and with respect to section 6.5 generally and in aggregate equivalent to those followed by Supplier during the 12 months prior to the Effective Date.

Examples of Prevailing Practices in a sentence

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, for certain non-standard, high cost packaging items (by way of example, for purposes of clarity but without limitation, non-standard, high cost packaging items include multi-disc boxes, multi-disc booklets and Customer-owned DVDs) specified from time to time by Customer, Supplier shall pay for Lost Inventory exceeding [*****]% of the amount delivered to Supplier (or such other percentage as is consistent with Prevailing Practices).

  • Supplier will provide expedited receiving for up to [*****] SKUs per day (or such other number as is consistent with Prevailing Practices) as requested by Customer, which SKUs will be processed within [*****] hours (or such other amount of time as is consistent with Prevailing Practices) if Customer identifies the carrier and trailer number in which the Product is being transported.

  • Supplier also recognizes that at the Effective Date it complies with the SID Code and confirms that to the extent consistent with Prevailing Practices it will continue to comply with this code or its successor code as is generally implemented by comparable facilities to the Supplier.

  • Supplier also recognizes that to the extent consistent with Prevailing Practices, it will comply with the SID Code and the ISO Code.

  • In the event that at the end of each of [*****] there are [*****] or more Late Book-On’s, Supplier must, to the extent consistent with Prevailing Practices, at its own expense schedule all qualified employees, including sufficient available temporary labor, to work the maximum amount of overtime (either extended hours in a Working Day or on non-Working Days) permitted under German law or union agreement(s) until there have been no Late Book-On’s for [*****].

  • Supplier will provide Customer daily electronic information regarding inventory activity consistent with Prevailing Practices as at the Effective Date.

  • In the event that at the end of each of [*****] Days there are [*****] or more Late Order(s) unshipped, and to the extent consistent with Prevailing Practices, Supplier must at its own expense schedule all qualified employees, including sufficient available temporary labor, to work the maximum amount of overtime (either extended hours in a Working Day or on non-Working Days) permitted under German law or union agreement(s) until there have been no Late Orders for [*****] Days.

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