Assistance Available Clause Samples
The "Assistance Available" clause defines the obligation or option for one party to provide support or help to the other party under certain circumstances. Typically, this clause outlines the types of assistance that may be offered, such as technical support, information sharing, or cooperation during audits or investigations. Its core practical function is to ensure that parties can rely on each other for necessary help to fulfill contractual obligations or address unforeseen issues, thereby promoting smooth collaboration and problem-solving.
Assistance Available. Eligible businesses may apply for grants of up to $10,000. Not all businesses approved for participation will receive the maximum amount, and it is anticipated that average grants will be in the range of $2,000-$3,000. Applications will be accepted and processed under an initial sixty-day batch process. There after grants will be awarded on a rolling monthly basis until funds are exhausted of the obligation deadline of December 31, 2024 is reached. Grants will be awarded based upon the greatest need.
Assistance Available. Indicate such other assistance as is already, or may be, available for the project including, financial etc.
Assistance Available. Region 13 will render assistance to the Contractee necessary for the administration of this agreement. The Region 13 contact person is ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Education Specialist, Academic Services. This instrument constitutes the entire agreement by and between the parties. The Contractee is subject to all laws, executive orders, regulation, etc., which are applicable to the project. CONTRACTOR CONTRACTEE Austin, Texas 78723 city , Texas zip Executed and approved this day of , ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Superintendent, Business Manager, or Designee Executive Director PRINT NAME: isdname ISD LEA/SSA requests an adjustment in the 2014-2015 Letter of Agreement with Region 13 for Noneducation Community-Based Support Services. Indicate requested CHANGE BY SERVICE CODE below. Service Codes Awarded Requested Change
Assistance Available. Where courses have been approved, the items below will normally be reimbursed in full. However, employees must seek their line manager’s approval before making any financial commitment. • Tuition, registration and examination fees. • Residential fees – where the period and place of temporary residence is an essential part of the course e.g. residential weekend, field trips. • Where appropriate, and subject to line manager agreement, books may be purchased but will remain the property of the School. Where possible, however, books for the course should be sourced from libraries. Please note these will be paid from the line manager’s budget and therefore should be considered in the overall costs of the course. • Relevant student membership of professional bodies where necessary and appropriate. • Travelling expenses over and above normal home to office will be paid in accordance with the Travel and Subsistence Policy on the HR Extranet. (Academies may have their own Travel and Subsistence Policy in place, which this will need linking to). No payment will be given for: • Any fees for re-sits of failed examinations unless there are extenuating circumstances.
Assistance Available. NRC shall supply the Licensee with technical assistance relating to the NRC Technology, for up to *** (***) hours of time to be utilized within the first *** (***) months of this Agreement. Incremental costs (such as overtime, travel, equipment fees), or any further time required, will be charged to the Licensee at standard NRC charge rates.
Assistance Available. Not all programs, however, are activated for every disaster. The determination of which programs are activated is based on the needs found during damage assessment and any subsequent information that may be discovered. FEMA/EPR disaster assistance falls into three general categories: • Individual Assistance — aid to individuals and households; • Public Assistance — aid to public (and certain private non-profit) entities for certain emergency services and the repair or replacement of disaster- damaged public facilities; • Hazard Mitigation Assistance — funding for measures designed to reduce future losses to public and private property. Some declarations will provide only individual assistance or only public assistance. Hazard mitigation opportunities are assessed in most situations. A summary of each of these programs follows. Because program complexities require lengthy explanations, the discussion that follows is simply an overview.