Expedited Reviews Sample Clauses
The Expedited Reviews clause establishes a process for accelerating the review and approval of certain documents, actions, or decisions within an agreement. Typically, it sets shorter timelines for feedback or approval, and may specify which matters qualify for expedited treatment, such as urgent amendments or time-sensitive deliverables. This clause ensures that critical issues are addressed promptly, minimizing delays and enabling the parties to respond quickly to evolving circumstances.
Expedited Reviews. In the event DPD requests in writing an expedited review, the Contractor shall receive 2% more of the DPD Plan Review base fee. For example, if DPD requests in writing an expedited Structural Review only and the value of the construction is less than $500,000, the base fee would be 52% of the DPD Plan Review fee.
Expedited Reviews. In instances where Attacher notifies Pole Owner of an immediate need to make new Attachments, or perform substantial construction or modification on a Pole, and provides information as to the need for an expedited review process, the Pole Owner will make commercially reasonable efforts to expedite the review and respond to Pole Attachment Applications to the extent that such effort shall not impose any material cost or interfere with the operations of the Pole Owner. Pole Owner reserves the right to charge Attacher for any overtime or other applicable actual direct and indirect cost that it incurs in meeting a request for an expedited review, and Pole Owner will provide an explanation of such charges upon request by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.
Expedited Reviews. A. If a surge, as defined in paragraph B, in U.S. imports of UANS from the Russian Federation occurs, any party to the proceeding may request that the Department conduct a review pursuant to section 751(b) of the Act to determine whether the Suspension Agreement continues to meet the requirements of section 734(c)(1)(A) of the Act. If a surge has occurred, and the Department receives an appropriately documented request, the Department will regard the surge as good cause to conduct a changed circumstances review and shall conduct such a review and complete it within 45 days of initiation.
B. For purposes of section X.A., a surge in U.S. imports of UANS from the Russian Federation shall be considered to have occurred whenever imports of such UANS exceed the following amounts in metric tons. These annual levels will be divided evenly into four quarterly amounts, and a surge will be considered to have occurred if, in any one calendar quarter, the level of imports exceeds one-quarter of those annual amounts. Moratorium to June 30, 2003 July–Dec. 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 60,000 MT ............. 150,000 MT ........... 200,000 MT ........... 250,000 MT ........... 300,000 MT
A. The Signatories will not circumvent this Agreement. Together with each sales report provided pursuant to section VII.A, each Signatory will certify to the Department in writing that the sales reported therein include all sales by that signatory directly or indirectly to unaffiliated purchasers in the United States or for delivery to the United States, and that the Signatory did not make any other such sales pursuant to any bundling arrangement, on-site processing arrangement, discounts/free goods/ financing package, swap, exchange, or other arrangement in circumvention of this Agreement.
B. The signatories to this Agreement will not engage in any of the following activities:
1. Exchange (‘‘swap’’) subject merchandise for non-subject merchandise to be entered into the United States in place of the subject merchandise, thereby evading the requirements of this Agreement. Swaps include but are not limited to the following different types of swaps:
a. Ownership Swaps—involve the exchange of ownership of UANS without physical transfer. These may include exchange of ownership of UANS in different countries, so that the parties obtain ownership of products located in different countries, or exchange of ownership of UANS produced in different countries, so that the parties obtain ownership of produc...
Expedited Reviews. A. If a surge, as defined in paragraph B, in U.S. imports of UANS from the Russian Federation occurs, any party to the proceeding may request that the Department conduct a review pursuant to section 751(b) of the Act to determine whether the Suspension Agreement continues to meet the requirements of section 734(c)(1)(A) of the Act. If a surge has occurred, and the Department receives an appropriately documented request, the Department will regard the surge as good cause to conduct a changed circumstances review and shall conduct such a review and complete it within 45 days of initiation.
B. For purposes of section X.A., a surge in U.S. imports of UANS from the Russian Federation shall be considered to have occurred whenever imports of such UANS exceed the following amounts in metric tons. These annual levels will be divided evenly into four quarterly amounts, and a surge will be considered to have occurred if, in any one calendar quarter, the level of imports exceeds one-quarter of those annual amounts. Moratorium July-Dec. 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 to June 30, 2003 60,000 MT 150,000 MT 200,000 MT 250,000 MT 300,000 MT