Consistent with C Clause Samples
The "Consistent with C" clause requires that actions, interpretations, or provisions within an agreement align with the terms and intent of Section C of the contract. In practice, this means that any obligations, rights, or procedures referenced elsewhere in the document must not contradict or undermine what is established in Section C. For example, if Section C outlines specific payment terms, other sections must not introduce conflicting payment schedules. This clause ensures internal consistency within the contract, preventing misunderstandings and disputes by making Section C the controlling reference point for related matters.
Consistent with C. G.S. Section 5-248c and the regulations promulgated there under, a permanent employee may submit a request to the appointing authority for a voluntary schedule reduction. The appointing authority shall promptly review such request and notify the employee of the approval or denial of the request. The approval or denial of such request is neither grievable nor arbitrable.
Consistent with C. 3.1, above, the Government will provide the Contractor with repository site locations and shipping rates which the Contractor may use, for storage, treatment or disposal. The
Consistent with C. G.S. Section 5-278a, following expiration of the parties’ Collective Bargaining Agreement, members will not receive payments related to the compensation distribution pool.
Consistent with C. R.S. ▇▇-▇▇-▇▇▇, admission to RMSEL may be denied if:
i. There is a lack of space or teaching staff within RMSEL or grade level.
ii. RMSEL does not offer appropriate programs, is not structured or equipped with the necessary facilities to meet special needs of a student, or does not offer a particular program requested.
iii. A student does not meet established eligibility criteria for participation, including age requirements, course prerequisites, and required levels of performance.
iv. A student has been expelled, or is in the process of being expelled, for the reasons specified in C.R.S. 22-33-106(1)(c.5) or (1)(d).
v. Grounds exist for the denial of enrollment pursuant to C.R.S. 22-33-106(3)(a), (b), (c), (e), or (f).