Event Notice. The Event Notice must be produced in draft and forwarded to the TD and EOM/SDD for review at a time agreed upon with the EOM or SDD. The final Event Notice should be available 60 days before the event. A copy of the Event Notice should be posted on the OC’s website and the link provided to the Nordiq Canada EOM for listing on the national calendar on the Nordiq Canada website. The Event Notice must be available in both official languages. Event Notices must include a suitable cancellation and/or postponement clause. The OC should recognize that most coaches will not be familiar with the technical package so all relevant information regarding the races and athlete eligibility should be referenced and linked to this technical package on the Nordiq Canada and the Event website. Once the Event Notice has been published, decisions and changes made regarding the event, or its conduct should be published on both the Nordiq Canada website and the event website. Starting four (4) weeks prior to the event, the OC will make available a live confirmation list on the registration website which contains all registered competitors containing club, Division, team, and school affiliation, Nordiq Canada and FIS license numbers, year of birth, race category, Para nordic category (if appropriate) and the list of competitions for which the competitor is registered. Club names and spelling will be used as reported in the club data base on the Nordiq Canada website. Club names should be abbreviated when necessary to eliminate non− unique identifies such as “nordic”, “ski” and “club” in consideration of space requirements on the results and starts lists. Skier names and spellings will be used as per the Nordiq Canada license list provided by Nordiq Canada to the OC. FIS registration data will be used as per the FIS website points lists. The validation protocol available in Zone4 must be used by the OC prior to publication of all lists. The OC must respect privacy according to all applicable municipal, provincial, and federal laws.
Event Notice. Following a potential Loss Event, the Ceding Insurer may give written notice to the Reinsurer, substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit H, requesting that the Calculation Agent provide an Event Report (“Event Notice Request”). Upon receipt of an Event Notice Request, the Reinsurer shall promptly issue an Event Notice to the Calculation Agent. The Event Notice Request must be delivered within sixty (60) calendar days from the Date of Loss of such potential Loss Event; provided that, that an Event Notice Request may not be delivered later than the Extension Determination Date prior to the Scheduled Termination Date.
Event Notice. The Event Notice must be produced in draft and forwarded to the TD and EOM for review at a time agreed upon with the EOM or SDD. The final Event Notice should be available 60 days before the event. A copy of the Event Notice should be posted on the OC’s website and the link provided to the Nordiq Canada EOM for listing on the national calendar on the Nordiq Canada website. The Event Notice must be available in both official languages. Event Notices must include a suitable cancellation and/or postponement clause. The OC should recognize that most coaches will not be familiar with the technical package so all relevant information regarding the races and athlete eligibility should be referenced and linked to this technical package on the Nordiq Canada and the Event website. Once the Event Notice has been published, decisions and changes made regarding the event, or its conduct should be published on both the Nordiq Canada website and the event website.
Event Notice. As defined in Section 11.7.2.
Event Notice. Following a potential Covered Event, the Ceding Insurer may give written notice to the Reinsurer in the form attached hereto as Exhibit F (‘‘Request for an Event Notice’’). Upon receipt of a Request for an Event Notice, the Reinsurer shall promptly issue an Event Notice to the Calculation Agent. Such Event Notice must be given within 30 calendar days from the Date of Loss for such potential Covered Event but may not be given later than 10 Business Day prior to the later of the Scheduled Maturity Date and the Extended Maturity Date, as applicable.
Event Notice. Following a potential Earthquake Event, the Ceding Insurer may give written notice to the Reinsurer in the form attached hereto as Exhibit F (‘‘Request for an Event Notice’’). Upon receipt of a Request for an Event Notice, the Reinsurer shall promptly issue an Event Notice to the Calculation Agent. Such Event Notice must be given within 30 calendar days from the Date of Loss for such potential Earthquake Event but may not be given later than 10 Business Days prior to the later of the Scheduled Redemption Date and the Extended Redemption Date, as applicable.
Event Notice. The Company will give the Holder at least 30 days' prior notice describing such Liquidating Event, the consideration to be received by holders of Common Stock, the anticipated closing date of such Liquidating Event (the "Anticipated Closing Date") and other information reasonably required to decide whether to exercise or forfeit the Warrant.
Event Notice. The Event Notice must be produced in draft and forwarded to the TD and EM for review at a time agreed upon with the EM or SDD. • The final Event Notice should be available 60 days before the event. A copy of the Event Notice should be posted on the OC’s website and the link provided to the Nordiq Canada EM for listing on the national calendar on the Nordiq Canada website. • The Event Notice must be available in both official languages. • Event Notices must include a suitable cancellation and/or postponement clause. • The OC should recognize that most coaches will not be familiar with the technical package so all relevant information regarding the races and athlete eligibility should be referenced and linked to this technical package on the Nordiq Canada and the Event website. • Once the Event Notice has been published, decisions and changes made regarding the event, or its conduct should be published on both the Nordiq Canada website and the event website. • To facilitate management of teams the OC must provide notice of all entries, sorted by Divisions and club, on the event registration website on a regular basis starting four (4) weeks prior to the event. • Club names and spelling will be used as reported in the club data base on the Nordiq Canada website. Club names should be abbreviated when necessary to eliminate non-unique identifies such as “nordic”, “ski” and “club” in consideration of space requirements on the results and starts lists. Skier names and spellings will be used as per the Nordiq Canada license list provided by Nordiq Canada to the OC. FIS registration data will be used as per the FIS website points lists. The validation protocol available in Zone4 must be used by the OC prior to publication of all lists. • The OC is cautioned to respect privacy according to all applicable municipal, provincial, and federal laws.
Event Notice. The Event Notice must be produced in draft and forwarded to the TD and Nordiq CanadaEM for review no later than two months before the event. • The final Event Notice should be available six weeks before the event. • A copy of the Event Notice should be posted on the OC’s website and the link provided to the Nordiq Canada RD for listing on the national calendar on the Nordiq Canada website. The race registration form on Zone4 should also be reviewed with the Nordiq Canada / EM. Race registration should be open 5 weeks prior to the competition. • The Nordiq Canada Officials manual provides an example of an entry form. • For FIS-sanctioned events, the registration form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. • The registration form should also request contact information for an athletes’ coach or team leader. • Event Notices must include a suitable cancellation and/or postponement clause.
Event Notice. Upon the occurrence of an Option Event, a Member may provide notice to the other Member (the "Event Notice") regarding the occurrence of such Option Event and setting forth a demand for resolution or cure of the Option Event and proposing a date, time, and venue for the Members to meet to resolve the matter, which date shall be no later than ten (10) days from the date of the Event Notice. Each Member shall act in good faith to resolve the Option Event, and upon resolution of the Option Event, the Members shall execute a statement setting forth their agreement regarding resolution of the Option Event and shall take such actions as may be necessary to ensure that such Option Event is promptly resolved or cured. Following delivery of the Event Notice, each Member shall have the right to review the Company's books and records during normal business hours and otherwise perform due diligence, at such Member's expense, until such time as the Option Event shall have been resolved or cured or until the Put-Call Notice shall have been exercised or withdrawn, as set forth below.
