In-Kind Contribution. Contractor represents that participating employers will make a financial commitment to training and will not use ETP funding to displace their own training resources. In addition, Contractor represents that In-Kind Contributions of at least $385,913 will be made to the cost of training, through wages paid during the hours of training by participating employers and other valuations made in accordance with Title 22, California Code of Regulations (CCR), Section 4401.1.
In-Kind Contribution. Each Party’s in-kind contribution will be provided in accordance with the tasks, lists of items and the timetables set forth in the Project Plan in order to enable the Parties to meet the work schedule for the Project. The legal title to the equipment contributed in kind will remain with the Party who provided the equipment, unless agreed otherwise in the Project Plan. Parties shall use such contributed equipment solely for the purpose of the Project. In the event that a Party does not or does not fully meet its committed in-kind contribution, such Party shall be obliged to pay the monetary equivalent of such in-kind contribution to the Party to which such contribution was due, without prejudice to the right of the latter to claim compensation for the actual loss suffered.
In-Kind Contribution the in-kind contribution of a Party to this Project according to the Project Budget as attached to this agreement in Schedule [ • ];
In-Kind Contribution. Contractor represents that it shall contribute at least $00 in training or related costs associated with this Agreement.
In-Kind Contribution. 6.3.1. In Kind contribution shall be estimated and determined in accordance with the guidelines of the Swedish Energy Agency.
6.3.2. In Kind contribution shall be performed continuously as agreed in this Agreement, Projects or otherwise.
6.3.3. Performed In Kind contribution cannot be used to reduce the assured Financial Contribution.
In-Kind Contribution. The parties must provide the In-Kind Contributions, if any, in accordance with the schedule. In addition to its rights under clause 15, MLA may suspend payment of any of the Funds by written notice to the Research Organisation if the Research Organisation: does not achieve a Milestone; or is in breach of any of its obligations under this Agreement, until the Milestone is achieved or the breach is rectified, as the case may be, to the reasonable satisfaction of MLA. The Research Organisation must, with the Funds, and in accordance with the Budget, purchase the assets specified in the Budget. The Research Organisation will own any Assets purchased with the Funds for the term of the Project. The Research Organisation acknowledges that MLA will retain ownership of any Assets it provides. The Research Organisation is solely responsible for the safekeeping, maintenance and control of any Assets used for the Project and for all other costs and liabilities associated with the Assets. The Research Organisation must not encumber or Dispose of any Asset. On the termination of this Agreement, or earlier if requested by MLA, the Research Organisation must on MLA’s election either: return to MLA all Assets provided by MLA and assign to MLA, at no cost to MLA, ownership of all other Assets free from all encumbrances; or with the approval of MLA, sell any Assets to any other person on arm’s length terms, and disburse to MLA all monies received from the sale of the Asset; or retain possession of the Asset for use in other projects to be conducted with MLA. MLA may, on reasonable notice, enter premises occupied by or under the control of the Research Organisation to take possession of Assets for the purposes of clauses 5.9(a). Accounts and records The Research Organisation must ensure that it, and its agents and contractors: keep complete and accurate books and records that are separate from any other books and records of the relevant business (including any particular accounts specified by MLA): setting out details of all work carried out under this Agreement; recording the deposit and expenditure of the Funds; and recording the contribution and details of the In-Kind Contributions; permit MLA, at reasonable times and on reasonable notice, through its officers, agents or advisers authorised on its behalf, to examine and inspect any material in the possession of the Research Organisation which is relevant to this Agreement, including any books and records, and provide all n...
In-Kind Contribution. The parties must provide the In-Kind Contributions, if any, in accordance with the schedule.
In-Kind Contribution. In consideration for the use of Owner’s Trademarks and all other rights granted hereunder to Sponsor, Sponsor shall provide Owner with the following products and/or services (“Products”), delivered to Owner on the dates and at the locations specified. In kind contributions shall be defined as a dollar for dollar trade for the amount of the Sponsorship Agreement regarding customary cost of goods and/or services to be supplied in leu of monetary contribution.
In-Kind Contribution. Any reduced payment shall be considered as the CHAPTER’s in-kind contribution.
In-Kind Contribution. The SUJB shall submit to the USNRC one code assessment report per year or other work products of equivalent value. The assessment reports shall contain assessment information on the NRC codes that are released through this Implementing Agreement. The content of assessment reports is defined in NUREG-1271. The USNRC will have the nonexclusive right to publish these assessment reports containing nonproprietary information as NUREG/IA reports with proper reference to the originating Party.
