General regime Sample Clauses

General regime a. Members of the National Civil Police shall be career professionals and agents of authority.
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General regime. The general regime is reserved for airlines (i) having a scheduled activity at Paris – Xxxxxxx-xx- Xxxxxx during the winter season and (ii) having used the de-icing service at least once during the previous winter seasons. The price is divided in two: a season subscription and a unit price per de-icing. The amount of the subscription is determined so as to cover the fixed costs of the activity. The subscription owed by the user for the forthcoming winter season is calculated each year for each user in proportion to its average share in the general de-icing activity for the last three winter seasons, according to the formula: A = R * U, with - R = user’s activity portion corresponding to the ratio between the total number of De-Icing Units (DU) made by it on the previous three winter seasons and the total number of De-Icing Units made by all the users submitted to the general regime over the same period - U = amount of the fixed portion corresponding to a point of de-icing activity (cost of one point of de-icing activity) Season U (in euros excluding VAT/season) Winter 2005 35,211 The variable portion owed by the user for each de-icing is calculated to cover the variable costs and depends on the DU class to which the plane belongs, therefore the size of the plane. Variable portion during Winter 2005 Variable portion of general regime by DU class (in euros excluding VAT / de-icing) Winter 2005 Class 1 1,341 Class 2 2,683 Class 3 4,024 Class 4 5,365 Specific regime The specific regime applies to airlines that are not eligible for the general regime. The amount of the price owed by the user for each de-icing is calculated to cover all the costs, fixed and variable, and depends on the DU class to which the plane belongs. Price of the specific regime for winter 2005 Variable portion of specific regime by DU class (in euros excluding VAT/de-icing) Winter 2005 Class 1 2,895 Class 2 5,790 Class 3 8,684 Class 4 11,579 At Paris – Orly, the activity is directly subcontracted by airlines to private operators. Aéroports de Paris does not provide the service. Fee for the use of check-in counters: Prices (in euros excluding VAT/year/unit 2005 Dock (Darse) 2 56,278.30 Orly Sud Docks (Darses) 3 and 4 Without baggage 4,361.55 Hall 1 with baggage Halls 2 and 3 with baggage 50,014.84 45,470.74 Orly Ouest Halls 2 and 3 without baggage Hall 4 with baggage Hall 4 without baggage TDM (last minute) 4,547.07 36,952.67 4,779.92 12,765.87 CDG1 Usual counters 48,618.41 Group counters 5...
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General regime. 5.1.1 In this Clause 5, references to the Purchaser shall include the NFT Group and/or XXXXX, the Sellers shall be liable to the Purchaser for:
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General regime. 34.1 Unless prohibited by Compulsory Rules and subject to the specific liability regime applicable in case of Loss of Custodiable Assets (as set forth in Section B below), any obligation of the Depositary contracted vis-à-vis the AIF/AIFM pursuant to this Agreement is to be considered as an obligation of means.
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