Bill. To Contact shall mean the person responsible for prompt payment of all AVS+ invoices and to whom all invoices shall be addressed.
Bill. (a) The Contractor shall submit and deliver his bills in duplicate with complete vouchers, for the materials supplied under this contract with in one month of delivery and acceptance of the materials. The bill shall be in the form or in such form as will give, the information required, as regards the department for which the materials were required the date and number of order and the when such have been furnished to the Contractor on the orders are fully completed with, failing which the bills will not be taken as properly submitted.
(b) The Contractor hereby agree regarding of fractions in Contractor’s bill as follows: 50 Paisa and below are to be rounded off to the rupee below, while paisa above 50 are to be rounded off to the rupee above.
Bill. - Sheet 1, dynamically laser-printed backer, with variable data as specified and or static data as specified - Sheet 2...n, Duplex imaged detail with optional quadruplexed imaging for condensing logical pages onto same side
Bill. 1 The original Board nominees, Xxxx Xxxxxx, and Xxxxx X’Xxxxx are no longer able to act. As a result, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx were appointed as replacement nominees. 124 limited the amount that an interest arbitration board could award for wages and other compensation. In particular, we were restricted to an annual wage increase of no more than 1% and total compensation of 1% for each of the three years of the Bill 124 “moderation period.”
Bill. 1. Following receipt of the Customer’s installed lamp type, wattage, installation date, hours of operation, and dimming percentage (as reported in the Inventory file defined in Attachment 1 below), PG&E will determine a corresponding Half-Hour Adjustment Value that provides the same or similar cost reduction, within a range of +/- 10% of the predicted cost reduction based on avoided energy usage through dimming. (See Dimming Percentage to Half-Hour Adjustment Conversion Table in Attachment 2).
2. PG&E will enter this Half-Hour Adjustment Value in the billing system as of the reported installation date as provided on the Customer’s submitted inventory file.
3. From the effective starting date, and until otherwise informed by the Customer that dimming percentage and/or hours of operation have changed, PG&E will apply the calculated half-hour adjustment value to the otherwise applicable half-hour adjustment rate from Schedule LS-2.
4. Customer’s monthly bill will reflect an adjustment value equal to the assigned Half- Hour Adjustment Value times the number of lamps assigned that value, on an aggregate basis.
5. For illustrative purposes only, and not a guarantee or representation of any Customer’s anticipated actual monthly bill, an example of potential billing under the 2014 Pilot Program is at Attachment 3.
Bill. 10. For concrete grade M-20 and above, GSB, WMM, B.M. , SDBC, (Asphalting Item) mix design shall be obtained with material to be used at site of work by the contractor form Govt. Lab / Govt. Engineering collage at his own cost well in advance and mix design report shall be submitted to Executive Engineer. Prior approval of Executive Engineer for Mix Design is must before using it at site of work.
11. Quantities shown in schedule ‘B’ may vary i.e. may be less or more than tender quantities and in that case contractor will not be liable for any claim for variation in quantities.
12. Maximum care is taken while preparing and printing schedule "B" of the Tender. However if there is any error in printing of Quantity, wording of Item, Unit of Item, then Executive Engineer is authorize to make correction for such error at any time prior to starting of work or during Execution of work, in that case contractor will not be liable for any claim in any court of law arising out of such correction. Decision of Executive Engineer will be final & binding on Contractor.
13. Rates of all removing / dismantling items of this tender are inclusive of removed / dismantled /serviceable material is to be deposited in the nearest Divisional/Depot stores with receipt voucher as directed by Engineer in charge.
14. Maximum care is taken while preparing and printing schedule "B" of the Tender. However if there is any variation found in rate of same item in various sub work’s of this project , then the lowest rate will be considered for payment of such item for all sub-works
Bill. A monthly statement of charges from the Company to the Customer for services rendered in the preceding BillingMonth(s).
Bill. Dr. William L. Rooney Professor, Sorghum Breeding and Genetics Chair, Plant Release Committee Texas A&M University College Station, Texas 77843-2474 979 845 2151 -----Original Message----- From: Diane Hurtado [mailto:d-hurtado@tamu.edu] Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 9:20 PM To: Bill Rooney Cc: Mark Holtzapple Subject: Sorghum questions Dr. Rooney, Hello. I don't know if you remember me, but I used to work for Theresa Maldonado when she was in engineering. Anyway, I am working on my Ph.D. and for my research I am doing a life cycle analysis of the MixAlco process. I want to use Sorghum as the feedstock, and I need some data. I was wondering if you could point me to a paper that would tell me fertilizer, water, and pesticide use. And anything else you think I need to know. FYI, I have the paper by Lau, et al. ("The Economics of Ethanol from Sweet Sorghum Using the MixAlco Process"). Thanks so much for your time! Regards, Diane
Bill. In consideration of the mutually arrived at terms and conditions, including the job targeting provisions, of this collective agree- ment, the Guild agrees and acknowledges that the parties have specifically addressed the competitiveness of this collective agreement and in particular with respect to wages, including overtime pay and shift differentials, restrictions on hiring or selecting any employees, accommodation and travel allowances, requirements respecting the ratio of apprentices to journeypersons employed by an employer and hours of work and work schedules. The Guild confirms that this collective agree- ment does not render any employers who are bound by it at a competitive disadvantage with respect to any kind of work, mar- ket or location to which this agreement is applicable and con- firms that it would be patently unreasonable to remove any pur- ported competitive disadvantage by amending this collective agreement in any way unless there is consent to amendments by both parties. Dated at Toronto this 11th day of June, The Terrazzo, Tile Marble Guild of Ontario Inc. as the Employer Bargaining Agent for Xxxxxx Provincial ICI Collective Agreement Signed on behalf of the Terrazzo Tile Marble Guild of Ontario Inc., their member contractors. Xxxxx Signed on behalf of the Xxxxxx A S Marble AB Tile .Hyde Park Tile .Toronto Accent Tile Active Tile Carpets Catharines Advance Floor Wall Covering Windsor Construction Co. .Hamilton Aldershot Flooring Tile Xxxxx Ambassador Marble .Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Tile &Terrazzo Inc.. Xxxx Xxxx, Terrazzo, Cernent. .Xxxxxxxx Xxx Contractor.. .Ottawa .Niagara Falls Contracting Associated General Contracting Austin Company (The) .Islington .Hull Tile .Hamilton Xxxx Ceramic ..Embrun Corporation Tile Marble Inc. .Maple Cement and Tile.. .Sudbury Marble, Terrazzo Co. .London Terrazzo Co. .Toronto Western .Concord Tile &Terrazzo Co. Sudbury Provincial ICI Collective Agreement Xxxxxx Contractor .North Tile Inc. .Kitchener Brock Terrazzo Tile Co. Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Marble Co. .Toronto Brun Tile .London
Bill. In consideration of the mutually arrived at terms and conditions, the job targeting provisions, of this collective agreement, the Guild agrees and acknowledgesthat the parties have specifically addressed the competitiveness of this collective agreement and in particular with respect to wages, including overtime pay and shift differentials, restrictions on hiring or selecting any employees, accommodation and travel allowances, requirements respecting the ratio of apprentices to journeymen employed by an employer and hours of work and work The Guild confirms that this collectiveagreement does not render any employers who are bound by it at a competitive disadvantage with respect to any kind of work, market or location to which this is applicable and confirms that it would be patently unreasonable to remove any purported competitive disadvantage by amending this collective agreement in any way unless there is consent to amendments by both parties.
