Announcement Made Clause Samples
The "Announcement Made" clause governs how and when parties to an agreement may make public statements or announcements regarding the contract or their relationship. Typically, this clause requires that any press releases, public disclosures, or announcements be approved in advance by the other party, or that certain information remain confidential unless mutually agreed upon. Its core practical function is to control the flow of information to the public, protecting sensitive business interests and ensuring that both parties present a unified message, thereby preventing misunderstandings or reputational harm.
Announcement Made. For all rehearsals with an audience an announcement will be made in accordance with Clause 13:02(B)(ii).
Announcement Made. For all rehearsals with an audience an announcement will be made in accordance with Clause 13:02(B)(ii). The Artist may be required to take part in not more than seven (7) performances per week for opera, and opera and operetta in repertory; and eight (8) performances per week for a continuous run of an operetta produced as a single production not in repertory, in each performance week. For performances exceeding seven (7) for opera and eight (8) for operetta (as provided above) and musical theatre, the Artist shall receive an additional payment of two-sevenths (2/7) of the weekly fee per performance.