Alternative 1 Sample Clauses

Alternative 1. Contracting Parties acknowledge that special share arrangements are compatible with Paragraph 1, unless they explicitly or intentionally favour investors or investments of a Contracting Party or discriminate against investors or investments of another Contracting Party on the grounds of their nationality or permanent residency.48 Alternative 249
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Alternative 1. A frontier worker who is wholly unemployed shall be entitled to benefit in accordance with the provisions of the legislation of the Contracting Party in whose territory he resides as if he had been subject to that legislation while last employed; this benefit shall be provided by the institution of the place of residence at its own expense.
Alternative 1. (A) The parties agree that irreparable injury would be caused to the Shareholders and the Corporation by failure to comply with the terms of this Agreement; that if any actual or threatened default in or breach of the provision(s) in this Agreement were to occur, the party or parties who are aggrieved shall have the right to specific performance and/or an injunction, as well as monetary damages (including legal costs and actual attorney fees) and any other appropriate relief in law or in equity that may be granted by any court in the United States of America; and that all such rights and remedies shall be cumulative and exclusive.
Alternative 1. Due to environmental, real estate, and hydraulic constraints within the West Sacramento North Basin, Alternative 1 proposes fix in place remediation. For the South Basin, combinations of fix in place and/or adjacent levee measures are being proposed. The fix in place is valid where real estate is constrained, the existing levee meets or exceeds minimum levee standards, and/or vegetation and erosion are not considerations. In addition to the fix in place and adjacent levee measures, a seepage berm is proposed for the South Basin where there are not as many real estate constraints or the cutoff wall does not completely remove the through- and under seepage concerns. The purpose of this alternative would be to improve the flood damage reduction system to safely convey flows to a level that maximizes net benefits. Table 3-1 summarizes the levee remediation measure for each reach in each basin. Port North* --- --- Flood Wall --- Yolo Bypass * Cutoff Wall Cutoff Wall --- --- South Cross Relief Xxxxx Stability Berm Levee Raise --- Deep Water Ship Channel East * Cutoff Wall Cutoff Wall Levee Raise --- Deep Water Ship Channel West* Cutoff Wall Cutoff Wall Levee Raise Bank Protection Port South* Cutoff Wall Cutoff Wall Levee Raise --- * The entire levee reach does not need remediation, only specific sections. It is estimated that a maximum of 7 million cy of borrow material would be needed for Alternative 1. Actual volumes exported from any single borrow site would be adjusted to match demands for fill. Construction of Alternative 1 is proposed to take approximately 18 years if each reach is constructed sequentially. Sacramento River South Levee 4 years Sacramento Bypass Training Levee 1 years Sacramento River North Levee 2 years Yolo Bypass 1 years Deep Water Ship Channel West 3 years Port South 1 years Deep Water Ship Channel East 3 years South Cross 1 years Port North 2 years Levees in the North Basin require improvements to address seepage, slope stability, overtopping, and erosion. The measures proposed for each levee reach are described in the subsections below. Table 3.3 shows the lengths of levee reaches, the measures for those reaches, and the approximate length of improvements for the North Basin. Table 3-3. Alternative 1 – Construction Lengths and Measures by North Basin Levee Reach Levee Reach Length of Reach (feet) Length of Measure (feet) Improvement Measure Sacramento River North Levee 30,700 30,000 Erosion Protection Bank Protection 11,000 Seepage 30...
Alternative 1. The DB Member shall be paid a retainer fee of per month (the “Retainer Fee”), plus a daily fee of per day (the “Daily Fee”). The Retainer Fee shall be considered as payment in full for: (i) being available for all site visits, meetings and hearings; (ii) becoming and remaining conversant with the Contract documents and the project’s developments and maintaining relevant files; (iii) all office and overhead expenses incurred in connection with the DB Member’s duties, including secretarial services, photocopying and office supplies; and (iv) all services performed under the TPA except those covered by the Daily Fee and incurred Expenses. The Daily Fee shall be considered as payment in full for: (i) each day spent reading the Parties’ submissions in preparation for a hearing; (ii) one day’s travel time in each direction for the journey between the DB Member’s home and the project’s site or location of a hearing; and (iii) each working day spent on site visits, hearings or preparation of Recommendations or Decisions. The DB Member shall be reimbursed for the actual cost of telephone calls, postage and courier charges reasonably incurred in connection with the Member’s duties; all reasonable and necessary travel expenses including business class airfare by the most direct route to the destination, subsistence and other direct travel expenses (the “Expenses”). The Expenses shall be reimbursed in the same currency as that in which the Retainer and Daily Fees are payable. Original receipts shall be provided for all Expenses. The Retainer and Daily Fees shall remain fixed for the initial 12-month period of service of the DB Member. Thereafter they shall be adjusted by agreement between the Parties and the DB Member at each anniversary of the execution of this TPA. based on the hourly rate of and the number of hours spent, together with a list of expenses supported by copies of bills and invoices. The Member’s invoice shall include a description of activities performed during that period.
Alternative 1. This Letter of Credit is assignable and transferable pursuant to an instrument of assignment and transfer in the form of Annex 6 hereto. Each beneficiary may assign and transfer its rights individually, to an entity it identifies to us in such instrument as its assignee, and we hereby consent to such assignment or transfer. Transfers to designated foreign nationals and/or specially designated nationals are not permitted and are contrary to the U.S. Treasury Department and Office of Foreign Assets Control regulations. Any and all transfer fees, expenses and costs shall be borne by the Beneficiary. Except as otherwise expressly stated herein, this Letter of Credit may not be amended or modified without consent from us, you, and the Applicant. Modification #7
Alternative 1. Alternative 1 focused on those measures that would predominantly keep within the existing footprint of the Feather River West Levee. Advantages of an alternative formulated on this basis were that it could minimize real estate acquisition and changes in land use. This alternative primarily proposed cutoff walls as a technique to address the deficiencies (along with other measures) while minimizing change in the then existing levee footprint.
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Alternative 1. [ This Contract has been made in two (2) copies, one (1) for each Party. [place], [date] [Company name] [Company name] [name] [name] ]
Alternative 1. Joint IP only for common works, otherwise IP owned solely by the party generating it.]
Alternative 1. By no later than the Latest Remedy Date the relevant Owner of each Affected Ship has entered into another charter commitment (a Replacement Charter) in respect of the relevant Affected Ship with an approved charterer which provides for:
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