External Costs. You are responsible for any claims, fees, fines, penalties and other liability incurred by us or others caused by your use of the Services.
External Costs. “External Costs” shall include [*] to be used solely (or if applicable to other uses, then a fair allocation of such costs) in the conduct of the Research Program or NP201 Research Collaboration; provided, however, that Merck’s approval shall be obtained in writing in advance for such External Costs that are in excess of [*] for any such [*]; provided, further, that Merck shall not be responsible for [*]. For clarity, any External Costs that are: (i) approved by Merck under this Section 4.2.4, shall be included in the Research Funding Budget and shall, accordingly, be subject to, and count against, the Research Funding Cap; or (ii) not approved by Merck under this Section 4.2.4 (as and to the extent such approval is necessary), shall not be included in the Research Funding Budget, shall not count against the Research Funding Cap and NGM shall be solely responsible for any such costs.
External Costs. These costs (Contractor RTD and Dutch Boiler Code Authority “Stoomwezen”) are charged directly by the Third Party to the Purchaser. Otherwise these costs will be charged by the Supplier without a surcharge.
External Costs. Details of the breakdown external costs of the monotherapy clinical programme are also detailed in Schedule A. The total amount estimated is [***]
External Costs. 13.2.1 The Agency is entitled to separate payment of external costs, including necessary services, licences, products etc. from external suppliers.
13.2.2 Insofar as travelling activities (e.g. train, ferry, airplane, hotel, meals and refreshments) are concerned, such activities will be paid for in accordance with the actual costs or according to the applicable rates from time to time defined by the Danish state. Travelling time exceeding one hour each way will be invoiced at 70 percent of the applicable hourly rates.
13.2.3 In addition, the Customer must pay all other public taxes imposed on the purchases after conclusion of the Agreement.
External Costs. Pursuant to Section 76.922 of the FCC’s regulations, as such regulations may hereinafter be from time to time amended, “External Costs” shall mean costs of Licensee in the categories enumerated in such regulations, including, but not necessarily limited to, the following categories: (a) state and local taxes applicable to the provision of Cable Television Service; (b) franchise fees; (c) costs of compliance with franchise requirements, including costs of PEG access channels as required by the franchise authority; (d) retransmission consent fees; and (e) programming costs. Permitted per channel charges for regulated programming services may be adjusted to reflect changes in External Costs. Other costs may also be deemed External Costs in accordance with applicable law. As permitted by law, all External Costs, including those under this License, will be added onto the applicable rates, fees and charges of services and equipment paid by Licensee’s subscribers in Town.
External Costs. Each of ARQULE and DS shall be solely responsible for the payment of all Third Party research activity costs (“Third Party Costs”), including, without limitation, contract research organizations, contract personnel and consultant costs it incurs to meet its obligations under an Annual Research Plan; provided that if the external costs incurred by ARQULE for selectivity screening for any DS Target exceed * Dollars ($*) or the total amount required to be expended for selectivity screening by ARQULE exceeds * Dollars ($*), then ARQULE will notify DS and the Parties shall discuss the plan for any additional selectivity screening; provided that ARQULE shall not be required to perform any further selectivity screening.
External Costs. Should the Supplier deem it necessary to incur any of the following costs that will be for the Customer’s account, the Supplier must receive permission in writing from the Customer before incurring the relevant costs:-
27.1. Travel and accommodation.
27.2. Enhancements to finished phases at the Customers request, or where such changes are required to meet the Customer’s requirements, including certification or approval requirements.
27.3. External testing costs, such as telecommunications costs to allow testing to the Customer’s test systems, or to other external test systems or hosts.
27.4. Sales or marketing collateral or documentation costs 27.5. Costs to produce any documentation that is external to that which would have been supplied by the Supplier in the normal scope of development, such as documentation that is focused on achieving specific certification that the Supplier would not normally seek.
External Costs. Contract Manufacturing and Performance of Clinical Trials Function Process / Task Cost (£) Total product Development [**] Total Analytical [**] Total Pre-Clinical [**] Total clinical Testing [**] Total Clinical [**] Function Process / Task Cost (£) Total Quality [**] Total Regulatory [**] Total Direct Project Cost [**] General Principles
External Costs. 13.2.1 The Agency is entitled to separate payment of external costs, including necessary services, licences, products etc. from external suppliers.
13.2.2 Insofar as travelling activities (e.g. train, ferry, airplane, hotel, meals and refreshments) are concerned, such activities will be paid for in accordance with the actual costs or according to the applicable rates from time to time defined by the Danish state. Travelling time exceeding one (1) hour each way will be invoiced at 70 percent of the applicable hourly rates.
13.2.3 The Customer is under an obligation to accept price changes as a consequence of documented increased costs for the Agency due to changes in exchange rates, direct and indirect taxes etc. in connection with the agreed delivery.