Environmental Factors Sample Clauses

Environmental Factors. The Borrower/Recipient and the Project Parties shall take all reasonable measures to ensure that the Project is carried out with due diligence in regard to environmental factors and in conformity with national environmental laws and any international treaties to which the Project Member State may be party. In particular, the Project Parties shall maintain appropriate pest management practices under the Project and, to that end, shall comply with the principles of the International Code of Conduct on the Distribution and Use of Pesticides of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), as amended, and ensure that pesticides procured under the Project do not include any pesticide formulation which would be classified as Extremely Hazardous (Class Ia) or Highly Hazardous (Class Ib) according to The WHO Recommended Classification of Pesticides by Hazard, as amended.

Environmental Factors as its 29.1 Seller makes no warranty, either express or implied, regarding the presence or absence of radon gas, asbestos-containing materials (“ACM”), lead-based paint, lead-based paint hazards (“LBP”), mold and other fungi, lead in water, underground storage tanks, or any other hazardous substances, hazardous materials, contaminants or pollutants (collectively, “Environmental Materials”), in, at, on or under, or in the vicinity of the Condominium or the Unit(s). By acceptance of a deed, Purchaser will be deemed to have (i) acknowledged that Seller has made available for Purchaser’s inspection and review all environmental studies and reports commissioned by Seller, if any, and (ii) acknowledged that Seller shall not be liable for any claims, damages, liabilities, or costs, including inspection and remediation costs, relating to or arising from the presence or release of any Environmental Materials in, at, on or under, or in the vicinity of the Condominium or the Unit(s), and (iii) released Seller from any and all claims, damages, liabilities or costs, including inspection and remediation costs, relating to or arising from the presence or release of any Environmental Materials in, at, on or under, or in the vicinity of, the Condominium or the Units, and from any and all responsibility or liability for inspecting or remediating any and all Environmental Materials that may be discovered in, at, on, or under, or in the vicinity of, the Condominium or the Units, pursuant to any and all applicable Federal and District of Columbia laws (including, without limitation, the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act; the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act; the Clean Water Act; the Clean Air Act; the Toxic Substances Control Act; the X.X. Xxxxxxxxxx Revitalization Amendment Act of 2000; the

Environmental Factors. The Client shall accurately indicate the positioning and arrangement of the buildings. He shall indicate:

Environmental Factors. Those factors external to the individual which impact the individual, family, group, and community external to the individual. This includes the home-work setting, leisure environment, and community at large (e.g., job, noise, pollution).

Environmental Factors. There are very few environmental limitations to the solutions tested in Orkney. The optimised EV chargers were programmed to allow the same level of charging that would have been used anyway, but schedule to more preferred times. There is very little new equipment to be installed, limiting the materials required to allow the innovation. However, as scheduled international bans be fossil fuel vehicle come into action in the coming decades, EVs will become ubiquitous, and there will be requirements on such mechanisms to allow for local grid balancing while charging vehicles to meet demand. But this is a technical requirement with environmental advantages. The only other limitations on the environmental factors of the EV-based solutions is based on the principals that rare earth materials go into the production of EVs. The optimised EV charger solution demonstrated in Orkney is very replicable. There are no environmental limitations to the replicability of such a solution; both EVs and smart chargers will become common place.

Environmental Factors. The best-performing alternative(s) (fewest/least environmental impacts) are marked with an asterisk.

Environmental Factors. Non-genetic risk factors associated with gastric cancer have been reviewed extensively elsewhere (19, 20, 52, 147-152) and these risk factors are listed in Table 1.2. Xxxxxx A et al. recently summarized the risk factors associated with gastric cancer in terms of strength of evidence (Table 1.3) (150). The only two convincing factors are H. pylori infection and smoking.

Environmental Factors. The Borrower declares that the Borrower will observe whatever environmental regulations may be in force from time to time, will act in accordance with any environmental approvals applying to the Borrower’s undertaking. The Borrower will notify the Bank of any changes in the environmental status of the Borrower’s undertaking. Legal proceedings in respect of this Credit Agreement are subject to Danish law and disputes arising out of it may be heard in a Danish court of law. However, the Bank reserves the right to bring an action against customers before the competent court of their domicile or any other competent court of justice. This credit facility is included in the multi option facility (see letter of 11 May 2006). The total use of the facilities under the multi option facility must not exceed the agreed limit of DKK 17,000,000. The Credit Agreement is also governed by the following: • Part 2: The Bank’s General Conditions unless derogated from in Part 1. The general conditions contain provisions on, for instance, • Interest, fees and commission • Setoff • The Bank’s liability By signing this Agreement, the Borrower accepts that the Bank may change its General Conditions at the notice stated in these conditions. The Borrower hereby acknowledges that the Borrower owes the Bank the amount drawn under the credit line with the addition of interest and commission as well as any fees and expenses. If there is more than one Borrower, each Borrower acknowledges being jointly and severally liable with the other borrowers under this Credit Agreement. The Borrower also acknowledges receipt of a copy of this Credit Agreement.

Environmental Factors. Environmental factors affect farmers among the vulnerable groups and the food system activity of farming (though in the case of plant and animal diseases other activities are affected: import, consumption and governance). Other social groups may also be affected by environmental factors, but with regard to their food security and nutrition, they are not affected in the direct way that farmers are. In terms of food needs and preferences there is not a strong relation with environmental factors. In terms of territories, environmental factors affect all territories except suburbs (so all areas that are mainly rural or less densely urbanised). In terms of the sectors and supply chains, all 6 identified sectors/supply chains are affected by plant and animal diseases. Extreme weather events affect the sectors of grains and tubers, fruits and vegetables and vegetable oils. Soil fertility degradation is seen to impact most strongly on two sectors (grains and tubers and vegetable oils), despite the fact that it seriously threatens other sectors (e.g fruits and vegetables) at more local scale. Water shortages are deemed to impact on two sectors mostly: fruits and vegetables and milk and dairy. The environmental factor that has the widest impact in terms of a range of sectors/supply chains and food system activities is that of plant and animal diseases. On the other hand, in terms of territories it impacts only agricultural areas, which may be misleading because these include other types of territories such as mountain regions, islands and desert-prone areas. The other 3 environmental factors only have a strong impact on farming as a food system activity, and on a more limited number of sectors/supply chains.

Environmental Factors. The aggregated load ,integrated into SMILE in Orkney, built upon the concept of using technology that would normally be found in a property, but introducing an altered method of operation to see stranded wind turbines operating to capacity more often. In this way there is a mutually beneficial relationship between the loads on the aggregator and wind turbines. As such, the equipment in the properties must be electrical storage by necessity. This is a technical requirement with environmental benefits. There are no specific environmental requirements upon the DSM-loads within the aggregated load. However, as international efforts move towards renewable technologies there will be a growing demand/market for such aggregated loads to assist in balancing the local grid. Bans on traditional fossil fuels will see requirements on wind and solar farms, and it is this requirement that will see platforms such as this aggregated load replicated. Hot water cylinders are very common in domestic properties and are a form of energy storage already available; this factor alone contributes towards the highly replicability of this aggregator.