FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS Sample Clauses

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. 11.1 The ICB must give due consideration to whether any of the Delegated Functions should be exercised collaboratively with other NHS bodies or Local Authorities including, without limitation, by means of arrangements under sections 65Z5 and 75 of the NHS Act. 11.2 The ICB may only make arrangements with another person (a “Sub-Delegate”) concerning the exercise of the Delegated Functions (“Further Arrangements”), including without limitation arrangements under sections 65Z5 and 75 of the NHS Act, with the prior written approval of NHS England. 11.3 The approval of any Further Arrangements may: 11.3.1 include approval of the terms of the proposed Further Arrangements; and 11.3.2 require conditions to be met by the ICB and the Sub-Delegate in respect of that arrangement. 11.4 All Further Arrangements must be made in writing. 11.5 The ICB must not: 11.5.1 terminate Further Arrangements; or 11.5.2 make any material changes to the terms of Further Arrangements; without the prior written approval of NHS England. 11.6 If the ICB enters into a Further Arrangement it must ensure that the Sub-Delegate does not make onward arrangements for the exercise of any or all of the Delegated Functions without the prior written approval of NHS England. 11.7 The terms of this clause 11 do not prevent the ICB from making arrangements for assistance and support in the exercise of the Delegated Functions with any person, where such arrangements reserve the consideration and making of any decision in respect of a Delegated Function to the ICB. 11.8 NHS England requires the ICB to make arrangements for assistance and support in the exercise of the Delegated Functions with those persons described at SCHEDULE 6 and such other persons as NHS England may require from time to time. 11.9 Where Further Arrangements are made, any positive obligation or duty on the part of the ICB under this Agreement that is relevant to those Further Arrangements shall also require the ICB to ensure that all Sub-Delegates comply with that positive obligation or duty and support the ICB in doing so. In the same way, any negative duty or obligation on the part of the ICB under this Agreement that is relevant to Further Arrangement shall also require the ICB to ensure that all Sub-Delegates comply with that negative obligation or duty and support the ICB in doing so.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. 13.1 The Partners must give due consideration to whether any of the Joint Functions should be exercised collaboratively with other NHS bodies or Local Authorities including, without limitation, by means of arrangements under section 65Z5 and section 75 of the NHS Act. The Partners must comply with any Guidance around the commissioning of Joint Specialised Services by means of arrangements under section 65Z5 or 75 of the NHS Act.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. Any specific activities, services or projects that may be identified by the Parties within the scope of Article I above will, as appropriate, be set forth in separate instrument, agreement or arrangements, as the case may be, to be entered into by the Parties. With respect to any such specific activity, service or project contemplated, the Parties express their intention to establish the appropriate cost-sharing or cost recovery arrangements, as the case may be, to be set forth in the separate instrument, agreement or arrangement, as the case may be, to be entered into by the Parties. Nothing in this MoU is intended to create an arrangement to share any advisory fees earned by any of the Parties for their activities in connection with any such activity, scope or project.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. In addition to any ICB Collaboration Arrangement agreed in accordance with Clause 8 (ICB Collaboration Arrangements) the ICB must give due consideration to whether any of the Delegated Functions should be exercised collaboratively with other NHS bodies or Local Authorities including, without limitation, by means of arrangements under section 65Z5 and section 75 of the NHS Act (“Further Arrangements”). The ICB may only make Further Arrangements with another person (a “Sub-Delegate”) with the prior written approval of NHS England. The approval of any Further Arrangements may: include approval of the terms of the proposed Further Arrangements; and require conditions to be met by the ICB and the Sub-Delegate in respect of that arrangement. All Further Arrangements must be made in writing. The ICB must not terminate Further Arrangements without the prior written approval of NHS England. If the ICB enters into a Further Arrangement it must ensure that the Sub-Delegate does not make onward arrangements for the exercise of any or all of the Delegated Functions without the prior written approval of NHS England. The terms of this Clause 12 do not prevent the ICB from making arrangements for assistance and support in the exercise of the Delegated Functions with any person, where such arrangements reserve the consideration and making of any decision in respect of a Delegated Function to the ICB. Where Further Arrangements are made, and unless NHS England has otherwise given specific prior written agreement, any obligations or duties on the part of the ICB under this Agreement that are relevant to those Further Arrangements shall also require the ICB to ensure that all Sub-Delegates comply with such obligations or duties and support the ICB in doing so.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. 1. The Leader is responsible for ensuring that the typographic rules set, including the research of the typographic rules, and any part thereof, will be performed without defect and to the quality agreed or implied by this Agreement. The Leader is further responsible for ensuring that these works are free from legal defects. 2. The Leader will remove, free of charge, any defects that UMPRUM or its designee discovers in the creation of the typographic rules set. The Leader will remove any defects free of charge without undue delay, but no later than two (2) weeks from the date on which UMPRUM or its delegate discovers the defect. UMPRUM has the right to notify the defect, in particular hidden defects, no later than 12 months after the handover of the works. The UMPRUM has the right to remedy the defects at the Leader's expense if the Leader fails to remove the defects even within the additional period granted by the UMPRUM to the Leader. 3. This Agreement may be terminated: a) by agreement of the Parties; b) by withdrawal from the Agreement if either party commits a particularly serious breach of his duty under this Agreement. A breach of the obligations set out in Article I Paragraph 2 and Article II of this Agreement will be considered a serious breach of this Agreement if such breach has not been removed even within a reasonable period provided by the other Party following prior written notice. The withdrawal shall be in writing and shall be effective upon delivery to the other Party. 4. If the Leader fails to meet the deadlines specified in the Schedule of Works, the Leader will pay UMPRUM a contractual penalty of CZK 500 for each day of delay. 5. Withdrawal from the Agreement or payment of the contractual penalty does not affect the right of the entitled party to claim compensation for damages, which the contracting party is entitled to compensate separately and in full.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. Work together diligently to have all appropriate federal, state, local and foreign authorizations, permits and approvals necessary to the operation of the Businesses (as Speex xxxrates them as of the date of this Agreement, or as operated by SVM in the case of the Alternative Transaction), transferred, reassigned or issued to PSI. If PSI and Speex xxx unable by Closing to secure in PSI's name all government permits necessary to conduct the Businesses in PSI's name after Closing, then Speex (xxrough the entity which previously conducted the relevant Business) or SVM in the case of the Alternative Transaction will cooperate with PSI so that PSI can conduct such Business after Closing in such Speex xxxity's name (but with PSI retaining and being solely responsible for all economic benefits and burdens of such Business) until such time as PSI secures all such government permits.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. The Supplier acknowledges that he has no authority towards the Agency under the Agreement and declares that he will not exercise any rights against the Agency and/or the European Commission.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. This Order is governed by the CycloMedia General Terms and Conditions and the applicable Service Schedule(s). By signing this Order Form, Customer accepts the General Terms and Conditions and all terms contained in the applicable Service Schedule(s). Other terms and conditions do not apply and are explicitly excluded.

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. 1In addition to any ICB Collaboration Arrangement agreed in accordance with Clause 8 (ICB Collaboration Arrangements) the ICB must give due consideration to whether any of the Delegated Functions should be exercised collaboratively with other NHS bodies or Local Authorities including, without limitation, by means of arrangements under section 65Z5 and section 75 of the NHS Act (“Further Arrangements”).

FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS. Producer commits that, during the term of this Agreement, it will maintain, or cause its Crude Purchaser, if applicable, to maintain all necessary arrangements to provide for the further shipment or disposition of Producer's Crude at the Delivery Points. Transporter will use reasonable efforts to enter into interconnect agreements at the Delivery Points with third party pipelines and/or rail loading facilities to facilitate the further shipment or disposition of Producer's Crude. Further, Producer agrees that any connection fees, transfer fees, throughput fees or similar charges to flow Producer's Crude into a third party facility at the Delivery Points shall be borne by Producer.