Compulsory Tournament Exception Sample Clauses
The Compulsory Tournament Exception clause defines circumstances under which a party, typically an athlete or team, is required to participate in certain tournaments despite other contractual obligations or restrictions. This clause may specify which tournaments are considered compulsory, outline the process for notification, and detail any conditions or limitations on the exception. Its core practical function is to ensure that contractual commitments do not prevent participation in key events deemed essential by governing bodies or leagues, thereby balancing individual agreements with broader organizational requirements.
Compulsory Tournament Exception. For a Compulsory Tournament, official sanctioned FIFA tournament (e.g., Copa Libertadores) or one (1) additional League-run tournament, Players may be required to report to training no earlier than twenty-one (21) days prior to the start of such matches; or
Compulsory Tournament Exception. For a Compulsory 2008 Tournament, official sanctioned FIFA tournament (e.g., a 2009 qualifying tournament for the FIFA Club World Cup), Players may 2010 be required to report to training no earlier than twenty-one (21) 2011 days prior to the start of such matches; or 2012 (b) Non-Compulsory Tournament/Exhibition Matches: Clubs may 2013 play exhibition matches between November 30 and the Pre-Season 2014 Training Camp Start Date, provided that: (i) notice of the 2015 applicable match is given to the Players at least thirty (30) days in 2016 advance, and (ii) round-trip transportation is provided between the 2017 Player’s Off-Season home and reporting location at the Club’s 2018 expense; and (iii) the match is either gated or the broadcast rights 2019 thereto have been sold. If these requirements are met and the Club 2020 schedules exhibition matches or a tournament (other than ▇ 2021 Compulsory Tournament) during this time period, Players may be 2022 required to report to training no earlier than five (5) days prior to 2023 the start of such matches. 2024 The parties’ intent in permitting such matches and training is to 2025 enable Clubs to engage in meaningful competition and not to evade 2026 the requirement that Pre-Season training camp begin no more than 2027 eight (8) weeks prior to the first Regular Season match. Clubs shall 2028 not abuse this provision, and this stated intent, in scheduling 2029 matches and related training during the Off-Season.
Compulsory Tournament Exception. For a Compulsory 2127 Tournament, official sanctioned FIFA tournament (e.g., a 2128 qualifying tournament for the FIFA Club World Cup), Players may 2129 be required to report to training no earlier than twenty-one (21) 2130 days prior to the start of such matches; or 2131 (b) Non-Compulsory Tournament/Exhibition Matches: Clubs may 2132 play exhibition matches between November 30 and the Pre-Season 2133 Training Camp Start Date, provided that: (i) notice of the 2134 applicable match is given to the Players at least thirty (30) days in 2135 advance, and (ii) round-trip transportation is provided between the 2136 Player’s Off-Season home and reporting location at the Club’s 2137 expense; and (iii) the match is either gated or the broadcast rights 2138 thereto have been sold. If these requirements are met and the Club 2139 schedules exhibition matches or a tournament (other than a 2140 Compulsory Tournament) during this time period, Players may be 2141 required to report to training no earlier than five (5) days prior to 2142 the start of such matches. 2143 The parties’ intent in permitting such matches and training is to 2144 enable Clubs to engage in meaningful competition and not to evade 2145 the requirement that Pre-Season training camp begin no more than 2146 eight (8) weeks prior to the first Regular Season match. Clubs shall 2147 not abuse this provision, and this stated intent, in scheduling 2148 matches and related training during the Off-Season.