Delimitation. Reduced weekly working hours (work allocation) can be introduced for reasonable operational reasons for one or more departments of an enterprise without necessarily affecting working hours, etc. in other departments of the same enterprise.
Delimitation. Export Certificates and Manufacturing Certificates are issued solely for products that are defined as medical devices under the terms of the Swiss legislation and for which a certificate of conformity is available, making them marketable in Switzerland and in the Treaty countries. The marketability of DEVIT products (devices derived from devitalised human tissue, or which incorporate such tissue) is certified only for Switzerland. Swissmedic does not issue Export Certificates or Manufacturing Certificates for veterinary medical devices or products that are defined as medical devices only in the country of destination, e.g. toothbrushes, instruments for dental technicians, general laboratory equipment etc. The Agency does not contact authorities in Third countries in order to perform its services; this is the responsibility of the exporting persons.
Delimitation. Alleged violations of express contract terms may proceed to level four; alleged violations of statutes and rules affecting terms and conditions may proceed to level two; and alleged violations of policies and administrative decisions may proceed to level three.
Delimitation. Xxxxxxxxx.xx will establish, own, pay for, run and maintain the following: ▪ A 220 kV submarine cable to be connected to a shore-based transmission grid. ▪ 220 kV routings, J tubes (two on each platform) and their suspensions/supports on the transformer platform. ▪ KFA and KFB transformer platforms and all auxiliary equipment ▪ A 220 kV GIS (Gas Insulated Switchgear) installation and 220/33 kV primary transformers and associated control and protection systems ▪ Primary and back-up meters (turbine production and own consumption) ▪ A redundant optical-fibre connection, possible temporary alternative communication from platform to land ▪ Optical-fibre routings, J tubes (one on each platform) and an optical-fibre connection ▪ Own consumption transformers and switchboards, batteries, etc. supplying the installations on the platform ▪ Excess voltage conductors for 33 kV mounted directly on the 220/33 kV primary transformers ▪ Excess voltage conductors for 220 kV ▪ A diesel generator on each platform providing internal back-up supply for installations on the platforms. Xxxxxxxxx.xx's back-up supply will supply most of the installations the concession holder has on Xxxxxxxxx.xx's platforms, but Xxxxxxxxx.xx will not provide UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) installations to the concession holder holder. This means that the concession holder himself will have to supply power to the installations which must not be interrupted. [Insert name of business] will establish, own, pay for, run and maintain the following: ▪ All 33 kV installations, including cables, bus bars, 33 xX xxxxxx for wind turbines, 33 kV bus couplers, 33 kV transformer fields for the primary transformer and associated control and protection systems ▪ Necessary zero resistors (three) ▪ 33 kV routings, J tubes (six on KFA and 12 on KFB) and their suspensions/supports on the transformer platform ▪ Excess voltage conductors for 33 kV, except for conductors mounted directly on the primary transformer and on the own-consumption transformers ▪ Communication and SCADA installations for processing signals from the wind farm, the 33 kV installation and the farm regulator ▪ Distribution boards to distribute 230 V AC and 220 V DC for the 33 kV installation and SCADA/communication equipment ▪ Splice boxes for terminating optical fibres from the wind turbines The interface between Xxxxxxxxx.xx and [Insert name of business] is the 33 kV side of the 220/33 kV primary transformers. Specific master data, calculations ...
Delimitation. Since the subject of TP touches upon several different aspects and angles, to narrow the span of the thesis it will focus on Swedish APA legislation. The predominant reason for why the focus lies on the Swedish legislation is that it is a newly implemented legislation and not much examination concerning this legislation has been done. However, a comparison with other countries’ legislations around APA will be done. The reason for this is that, as mentioned, the Swedish legislation is fairly new and might be in need of some adjustments, which can be found by examining the APA legislation in countries which have had their legislation for a sufficient amount of time. Legislations regarding the bookkeeping of what TP method that has been used are found in IAS/IFRS, Swedish GAAP and in Swedish bookkeeping legislation, and therefore these regulations are examined to see if the APA can ease these bookkeeping demands.
Delimitation. This analysis does not claim tohave fully- documentedthe level of the implementa- tion of all the commitments by the con- tracting parties in the agreement. We did have enough time and logistics for a field research due to Covid-19 barrier measures, neither do we look into the quality of the infrastructures built in the framework of this project. T
Delimitation. Because the Mekong Agreement is fairly new, there is still not a very large bulk of information or analysis available regarding it. The distance to the region has furthermore made it very difficult to meet ‘in person’ with people who might have been able to provide me with additional information. A fully satisfactory study of regional or international agreements, in line with a traditional legal research method, would normally include commentaries and/or explanations of the legal text. Such additional material would have been beneficial for the full understanding of the Mekong Agreement. However it appears that this kind of material does not exist regarding the Mekong Agreement (or if it does it has not been made public).9 Neither have I come across any legal cases where the Mekong Agreement has actually been put into practice, why such inputs have also been excluded from the thesis. The Mekong Agreement is still in its first phases, and the Mekong River Commission (MRC), governing the Agreement, is presently working on developing more specific rules under the Agreement. New rules on water quantity and quality are under progress by the MRC but as the content of these rules has not yet been made public they will be discussed to a very limited extent and focus will be on the situation today. Implementation of the Mekong Agreement into national legislation of the member countries has only very briefly been included in this thesis. The Mekong Agreement has been given the form of a framework instrument with only general requirements which cannot be enacted into national law in their present form. The rules which have been agreed upon to complement the Agreement are fairly new and have not yet reached the stage of implementation in the member countries. To some extent the prevailing situation in the region has however been studied in the analysis of the Mekong Agreement (chapter 5). This has been done especially in regard to public participation and environmental impact assessments. The section on international principles does not aspire to be all- embracing. The aim of the chapter is merely to give an overview of relevant principles in order to use them as a base for evaluation of the Mekong Agreement. The principle of sustainable development is important in regard to international environmental law and has been incorporated in the Mekong Agreement. The exact interpretation of the principle is still not very clear in international law, but certain components ha...
Delimitation. Any financing under this agreement may in principle be carried out for contracts regarding export of financial instruments within such definitions and rules as are practised at all times by the Guarantee Institute for Expert Credit. No shipping and fishing boat deliveries falling under Chapter 996 Support to shipbuilding in the Ministry’s current budget shall be covered by the 108 Agreement. The Ministry may either decide that certain deliveries shall not be covered under the 108 Agreement or that the 108 Agreement shall be extended to cover all types of deliveries. The application of the 108 Agreement must be in accordance with the international agreements and understandings to which Norway is a party. If Eksportfinans should doubt whether the agreement is managed in accordance with international agreements and arrangements to which Norway is a party, Eksportfinans shall contact the Ministry in order to clarify whether the transaction can be completed. The decisions regarding lending in this agreement are in accordance with the rules in the OECD Consensus Agreement (the Consensus Agreement), including the rules on minimum interest.
Delimitation. (a) After the execution of the Transfer Contract, Party B, together with Party A and the land administration authority, shall verify the location of the coordinates corners as indicated on the map of land usage scope and verify and confirm the area. Both Parties shall sign for confirmation of the red line map of the land marked with the coordinates of the corners. (b) Party B shall entrust land administration authority of the government to stake at the corners of the land according to the coordinates of the corners marked on the reap of the land usage scope. Party B shall take efficient measures to ensure the stakes not to be removed or damaged. If the stakes are removed or damaged within the land use tem, Party B shall submit a written report to the Administration Commission of Shanghai Waigaoqiao Free Zone immediately to apply for re-measurement and re-staking. Until delimitation of the Land and obtaining the Project Construction Planning Permission, Party B shall not proceed with any construction on the land. It shall be charged with unlawful occupancy and use of State-owned land for violation of the above provision. (c) Party B shall be liable for the expenses incurred in the re-measurement and re-staking due to loss, damage or removal of the stakes.
