Affirmatively Accepts Sample Clauses
The 'Affirmatively Accepts' clause requires a party to explicitly agree to certain terms, conditions, or deliverables, rather than accepting them by default or through inaction. In practice, this means the party must provide a clear, positive indication of acceptance, such as signing a document, clicking an 'I accept' button, or otherwise communicating agreement in a specified manner. This clause ensures that acceptance is intentional and documented, reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over whether terms were agreed to.
Affirmatively Accepts. An action taken by a Crew Member when in a Minimum Rest Period or Pre- Duty Rest Period evidencing his consent (e.g., checking a box on an electronic communication indicating the revision has been accepted, or informing the Company by telephone that the revision has been accepted). Merely reading or receiving an electronic communication or discussing a revision with Company personnel is not affirmative acceptance.
Affirmatively Accepts. “Affirmatively Accepts” means an action taken by a Crewmember when in a Minimum Rest Period or Pre-Duty Rest Period evidencing his consent (e.g., checking a box on an electronic communication indicating the revision has been accepted, or informing the Company by telephone that the revision has been accepted). Merely reading or receiving an electronic communication or discussing a revision with Company personnel is not affirmative acceptance.