CONDITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION Sample Clauses

CONDITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION. 3.1. The financial contribution of Switzerland in accordance with Article 8 shall normally remain unchanged for the financial year in question. 3.2. The Commission, at the time of the closure of the accounts relating to each financial year (n), within the frame- work of the establishment of the revenue and expenditure account, shall proceed to the regularisation of the accounts with respect to the participation of Switzerland, taking into consideration modifications resulting from transfers, cancellations, carry-overs, or by supplementary and amending budgets during the financial year. This regularisation shall be made in the framework of the establishment of the budget for the following year (n+2) and should be reflected in the call for funds.
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CONDITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION. 3.1. The financial contribution of Switzerland to the two Framework Programmes in accordance with Article 5 of this Agreement shall normally remain unchanged for the financial year in question. 3.2. The Commission, at the time of the closure of the accounts relating to each financial year (n), within the framework of the establishment of the revenue and expenditure account, shall proceed to the regularisation of the accounts with respect to the participation of Switzerland, taking into consideration modifications which have taken place, either by transfer, cancellations, carry-overs, or by supplementary and amending budgets during the financial year. This regularisation shall occur at the time of the first payment for the year (n+1). However, the final such regularisation shall occur not later than July of the fourth year following the end of the two Framework Programmes. Payments by Switzerland shall be credited to the European Communities’ programmes as budget receipts allocated to the appropriate budget heading in the statement of revenue of the general budget of the European Union.
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CONDITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION. 1. The financial contribution of Switzerland to the two Programmes and the activities carried out by Fusion for Energy in accordance with Article 4 of this Agreement shall remain unchanged for the financial year in question. Any rele­ vant changes in the general budget of the Union adopted in the financial year in question shall be taken into account in the first call for funds issued in the following year, except in the final year of the respective Programmes and activ­ ities. 2. The Commission, at the time of the closure of the accounts relating to each financial year (n), within the framework of the establishment of the revenue and expenditure account, shall proceed to the regularisation of the accounts with respect to the participation of Switzerland, taking into consideration modifications which have taken place, either by transfer, cancellations, carry overs, or by supplementary and amending budgets during the financial year. 3. That regularisation shall occur at the time of the first payment for the year n+1. However, the final such regularisa­ tion shall occur not later than July of the fourth year following the end of each of the two Programmes and the end of the duration of Decision 2013/791/Euratom. Payment by Switzerland shall be credited to the Union and Euratom Programmes as budget receipts allocated to the appropriate budget heading in the statement of revenue of the general budget of the Union.
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CONDITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION. The Second Party shall comply with the following conditions for the implementation of the Project in terms of this MoU and the Project Proposal: Execution of the MoU between First Party and the Second Party. Submission of certified copy of the board resolution of ________ thereby approving the undertaking of the Project in accordance with the guidelines prescribed by NSDC for Udaan Projects Or submission of certified copy of the board resolution of ________ for the appointment of its authorized representative thereby authorizing such representative to undertake of the Project on its behalf in accordance with the guidelines prescribed by NSDC for Udaan Projects. Submission of an undertaking from the Second Party that it shall submit the list of students selected for training under the Project to the appointed authority and to the concerned police station for security clearance / background verification purposes before the commencement of training. Submission of a declaration-cum-undertaking by the Second Party that no fees or any other charges whatsoever on any account shall be levied on the students/ participants for the training provided under the Project unless approved in the project proposal. Submission of quarterly Implementation Progress Reports by the Second Party to the First Party in the prescribed format for the implementation of the Project; Furnishing of quarterly/half-yearly Declaration-cum-certificate by the Second Party throughout the term of the Project, thereby declaring and certifying that Project is being implemented as per the Project Proposal as approved by the First Party; Furnishing of an undertaking from the Second Party thereby undertaking that the First Party shall have the discretion to conduct checks and audits depending on the situation of the case.
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CONDITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION. This Section 7.B.4(f) shall only be effective when and to the extent that a toilet replacement program has been implemented within Power Company retail service area boundaries, existing as of October 1, 2000, to replace toilets which use more than 1.6 gallons per flush with units that use 1.6 gallons per flush or less, and that records of such toilet replacement programs are made available for
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