AMS Sample Clauses

AMS. The list of enhancements and the priority will be determined by LS&Co. and shared to Supplier Ö

AMS responsibility to proceed with all actions ensuring strict adherence by the Contractor to the terms of the Contract, does not reduce in any way whatsoever the responsibilities of the Contractor, as provided for by the provisions of the Applicable Legislation, the Contract and the remaining Contract Documents. The Contractor shall accept the completion of the Contractor‟s Project under AM‟s supervision, accepting that this supervision concerns the control of the Contractor‟s adherence to the terms of the Contract and the remaining Contract Documents and, in general, to his contractual obligations and those obligations of his deriving from the Operation Permit and the remaining Permits and those foreseen by the Applicable Legislation, and that in no case does it relieve the Contractor from its responsibilities for the omissions or errors during the execution of the Contractor‟s Project. The Contractor shall be responsible for the integrity of its services and work; the Contractor shall apply any instruction and suggestion of AM arising from the terms of the Contract, the Operation Permit and the remaining Permits, as well as the Applicable Legislation, to the extent that no dispute is raised for resolution under the provisions of term 31 hereof. All instructions shall be given to the Contractor in writing, unless reasons of speed and necessity require that the instructions be given orally.

AMS. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, TSR Wireless shall not assume any API Assets which are assets of AMS or any Liabilities of AMS other than Liabilities to the BIRD Foundation which constitute Liabilities of API assumed hereunder, which shall remain with AMS following the Closing.

AMS. Senior Management of AMS is thoroughly familiar with the operations, financial condition, and assets of AMS and warrants that the representations made by SGI in this Agreement are true and correct and that Senior Management is aware of all operating and financial conditions that might impact their purchase of the Shares. Senior Management also represent that they will cause AMS to make payment on the obligation to California Bank & Trust.

AMS. AMS hereby represents, warrants and covenants that: 15.1.1 all corporate and other proceedings required to be taken by or on behalf of it, to authorize the execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement and all documents and agreements ancillary hereto, has been duly taken, it has full authority to enter into this Agreement and all documents and agreements ancillary hereto, and the person signing and executing this Agreement and all documents and agreements ancillary hereto on AMS’s behalf is duly authorized to bind it; 15.1.2 it has the necessary experience, expertise, capability and manpower to carry out its obligations and undertakings under this Agreement and all documents and agreements ancillary hereto; 15.1.3 any approval, permit or consent of, or filing with any governmental body, official authority or any other third party required in connection with the execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement and all documents and agreements ancillary hereto by AMS has been obtained; 15.1.4 it has obtained and will continue to maintain an ISO 9002 Statement of Compliance; and 15.1.5 the execution and delivery of this Agreement and all documents and agreements ancillary hereto, and/or the consummation of the transactions contemplated hereby, will not give rise to a right to terminate, result in a breach of terms and conditions of, constitute a default under or violate any other agreement or undertaking of AMS and any other third party, which may have a material adverse effect on AMS.

AMS. The negotiations must begin where the AoA left off and as envisaged in the AoA itself. The first step is the elimination of the most trade-distorting domestic support, 22 Ibid. particularly the most trade-distorting form, namely, AMS. India and China have submitted a proposal to this effect in the WTO23. This calls for the elimination - by developed countries - of the most trade-distorting form of farm subsidies, i.e. AMS or ‘Amber Box’ support. The joint paper pointed out that developed countries, including the US, the EU and Canada, have been consistently providing trade-distorting subsidies to their farmers at levels much higher than the ceiling applicable to developing countries. Developed countries have more than 90% of global AMS entitlements amounting to nearly US$ 160 bn. Most of the developing countries, including India and China, do not have AMS entitlements. Listing the most heavily and frequently subsidised products by the US, the EU and Canada since 1995, the paper calls for elimination of such subsidies. The numbers reveal that subsidies for many items provided by the developed world are over 50% and some even more that 100% of the value of production of the product concerned, while developing countries are forced to contain it within 10% of the value of production. In other words, while developed Members have access to huge amount of AMS beyond their de minimis24, in contrast most developing Members have access only to de minimis resulting in a major asymmetry in the rules on agricultural trade. The paper illustrates the adverse effects of concentration of AMS on a few products, which no other proposal in the WTO addresses. Elimination of AMS, India and China believe, should be the starting point of reforms rather than seeking reduction of subsidies by developing countries, some of which like India provide a subsistence amount of about US $ 260 per farmer per annum compared to over 100 times more in some developed countries. This proposal by China and India should be acted upon. 23 Restricted WTO document No. JOB/AG/102 dated 18 July 2017 – Submission by China and India 24 De minimis: these are the minimal amounts of domestic support that are allowed even though they distort trade — up to 5% of the value of production for developed countries, 10% for developing.

AMS. American Management Systems, Incorporated, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Delaware, and any successor by merger or consolidation with another corporation in which AMS’s stockholders immediately before the merger or consolidation are to own more than two-thirds (66-2/3 percent) of the combined voting power of the resulting entity’s voting securities entitled generally to vote for the election of directors.

AMS. If the Vessel loads or carries cargo destined for the US or passing through US ports in transit, the Owners shall comply with the current US Customs regulations (19 CFR 4.7) or any subsequent amendments thereto and shall undertake the role of carrier for the purposes of such regulations and shall submit a cargo declaration by AMS (Automated Manifest System) to the US Customs using the Charterers’ service provider and Charterers’ SCAC (Standard Carrier Alpha Code) and ICB (International Carrier Bond).