General Performance Obligations. The MOHLTC will provide the LHIN with, and develop as appropriate, those provincial standards (such as operational, financial or service standards and policies, operating manuals and program eligibility), directives and guidelines that apply to the LHIN or to health service providers, including providing the LHIN with relevant program manuals.
General Performance Obligations. The MOHLTC will:
General Performance Obligations. The Contractor must ensure that:
(a) the Services match the description of the Services set out in the Procurement Form and comply with the requirements in the Contract;
(b) the Services are performed with the professional skill, care and diligence expected of a skilled and experienced Professional Contractor;
General Performance Obligations. The terms and conditions herein will remain in effect for the entire term of the Contract as stated in the PO or Statement of Work. Countersignature and/or commencement of performance in support of this Contract by Seller constitutes acceptance of these terms and conditions. Amendments, modifications or waivers of any provision or condition of this Contract are not binding unless in writing, signed/issued by an authorized representative of the SSR Purchasing Department. The Seller agrees to furnish and deliver the supplies and/or perform the services set forth on the PO and/or the attached Statement of Work, for the period specified therein, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the PO, Statement of Work and these General Terms and Conditions, which together with any subsequent Releases constitute the Contract between the parties. The Seller shall keep the SIS Program Manager designated by SSR for the PO, apprised of technical progress and any technical problems that may be encountered during the course of performing this Contract. The services covered by this Contract are those specifically described in the PO and Statement of Work. Said work shall commence and be completed in accordance with the Statement of Work and any subsequent Statement of Work or amendment provided under the issuance of each Release. The Statement of Work serves as a general scope of services and terms only. Specific tasking will be issued in each PO/Releases. Subsequent Releases and revised or additional Statements of Work shall become effective only upon signature by the authorized representatives of each party. Seller agrees that quoted price for products and services offered shall be valid for a period of not less than 90 days of date of submission to Buyer. Acceptance of purchase order by Seller shall constitute legally binding confirmation that these terms take precedent over any other agreements, terms or conditions provided by Seller or any other entity.
General Performance Obligations. The President agrees to diligently and faithfully exercise the powers and perform the functions and duties conferred upon or assigned to him from time to time by the provisions of any legislation, regulation, policy or other instrument governing King’s or its Board, the Board’s By-Laws or Regulations, and otherwise by the Board.
General Performance Obligations. 3.1 Supplier shall, and will procure that all Supplier Personnel shall, comply with the Barclays Policies and any other policies made available to Supplier while any Supplier Personnel are working at a Barclays site or have access to any Barclays Systems, which policies are hereby incorporated by reference into this Agreement. Barclays shall provide Supplier with a copy of the Barclays Policies on request.
3.2 Supplier shall not access the Barclays Systems except as authorised to do so by Barclays in writing in advance. In addition, Supplier shall immediately inform Barclays of any misuse or unauthorised use of the Barclays Systems and / or any misuse or unauthorised use or disclosure of any Barclays Data.
3.3 Supplier shall ensure that no service or deliverable provided by it has or will have the effect of disabling, harming or otherwise impeding in any manner the services, deliverables or the Barclays Systems (e.g., via a virus, Trojan horse, worm, backdoor, etc.) (collectively the “Destructive Elements”). If Supplier breaches this clause 3.3, Supplier shall, at Barclays’ option: (a) use commercially reasonable efforts to immediately eliminate all such Destructive Elements and reverse their adverse effects; and/or (b) cooperate fully with and reimburse Barclays for all costs incurred by Barclays in eliminating all such Destructive Elements and reversing their adverse effects. Prior to delivery to Barclays, Supplier will test each element of the services and products utilizing the most recent version and the most recent data file of a reputable, commercially available anti-virus-checking software program to ensure that it is free of Destructive Elements.
3.4 Supplier shall ensure that neither it, nor any of the Supplier Personnel engages in any act or omission which is reasonably likely to embarrasses, bring into disrepute or diminish the trust that the public places in Barclays, or Barclays’ brand and reputation, regardless of whether or not such act or omission is related to the Project or the Supplier’s obligations under this Agreement.
3.5 Each party will cause its Personnel to comply with the obligations and restrictions applicable to such party under this Agreement.
General Performance Obligations. EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY35 From the Commencement Date, the Contractor shall (and shall procure that its sub-contractors shall): comply with any and all Legislation including any codes of practice prepared and issued from time to time by the Commission for Equality and Human Rights or any other Relevant Authority, relating to discrimination (whether in relation to race, gender, age, disability, religious belief, sexual orientation or otherwise) and, in particular, monitor and promote the principle of equal treatment at all times; co-operate fully with the Authority to exchange experiences and good practice; and comply with Authority Policies and the Authority’s standards on all equalities issues. The Contractor shall promote the employment of small and medium-sized enterprises, black and minority ethnic enterprises, women owned businesses and businesses owned by persons with disabilities and shall promote engagement with the voluntary sector in relation to the delivery of the Services.
General Performance Obligations. Quest agrees to devote its best efforts to further State’s interests and to endeavor in every proper way to cause the Services rendered to deliver successful results for State. To that end, Quest will, when applicable use its best efforts to:
(a) Familiarize itself with the Indiana election laws, regulations, procedures and practices and with the State’s objectives.
(b) Develop and submit to State all Deliverables identified on the Attachments.
(c) Competently and efficiently perform the Services and complete the Services in accordance with the timelines in the Attachments.
(d) Perform the Services in an efficient and economical basis.
(e) Upon request, prepare all Deliverables in a digital format compatible with State’s data systems.
(f) Participate in planning meetings with State, as scheduled to review progress towards existing goals, timetables and specifications, establish new/revised goals, review process improvements, review project outlook, and review long range goals and plans (including technology plans).
(g) Take all reasonable precautions to guard against any loss to State through failure of Quest’s suppliers and/or permitted subcontractors to properly execute their commitments.
(h) Make Services available at the times reasonably requested by State during the term of this Agreement.
(i) Ensure its conduct and that of its employees, agents, representatives and permitted subcontractors complies with all applicable federal, state and other applicable statutes, regulations, ordinances and orders, and with State’s rules and regulations and is respectful and acceptable in State’s places of operation.
(j) Schedule its activities under this Agreement so that minimal action or response is required from State or the Counties during the Blackout Periods and so that the action required by the staff of the Indiana Election Division and County Personnel can reasonably be performed in the time specified in the Project Plan.
General Performance Obligations. 1.1 Each party will, within fourteen (14) days of signature of this Agreement, nominate one (1) representative for the IP Steering Committee. Each party shall have the right to replace its respective IP Steering Committee representatives upon written notice to the other party. Each party shall be entitled to bring in respect of an agenda item at a meeting of the IP Steering Committee such minimum numbers of non-voting advisors, consultants and such other attendees which such party considers in good faith necessary or useful to such party, provided that, prior notice of such attendees has been given to the other party in advance of the relevant IP Steering Committee meeting.
1.2 The IP Steering Committee will be chaired by the Senior Executive Officer, being Professor Xxxx Xxxxxx of LSTM or his nominee. The chairman shall not have a casting vote.
1.3 The responsibilities of the IP Steering Committee shall include:
1.3.1 determining the Target Product Profiles and the Product Candidates;
1.3.2 determining in which jurisdictions the Patents should be filed;
1.3.3 scope of claims of the Patents or amending the specification of the Patents;
1.3.4 determining the strategy and course of action with respect to:
1.3.4.1 the filing, prosecution and/or maintenance of all such actions regarding the Patents and/or the Foreground IPR, including any patent granting authority;
1.3.4.2 the enforcement (including defending any oppositions) of any Patents and/or Foreground IPR;
1.3.4.3 the defence of any Patents and/or Foreground IPR; and
1.3.5 in these matters, the IP Steering Committee shall seek to operate by consensus, provided that, for matters relating to the Patents in the Commercial Field, CombinatoRx shall have the power of veto and for matters relating to the Patents in the Filariasis Field, LSTM shall have the power of veto.
1.4 The IP Steering Committee may participate in meetings by phone-conference, video-conference or any other technology that enables participation in the meeting with communication which is interactive and simultaneous.
1.5 The quorum for a meeting of the IP Steering Committee will be one (1) representative of each party, or his/her alternative, in addition to the Chairman (as per paragraph 1.2 above) present in person or by phone-conference, video-conference or other technology mentioned above.
1.6 The parties will ensure that the IP Steering Committee meets at least bi-annually by means set out in paragraph 1.4 above or at venues to be agree...
General Performance Obligations a. Preference will provide support to all end users of the sponsored version of the Gateway.
b. Preference is responsible for maintaining and upgrading the Gateway, providing content on the Gateway and for maintaining licenses for information to run on the Scroller.
c. Preference is responsible for providing bandwidth, serving up advertisements and physically facilitating the placement of all advertising on the Scroller.
