INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. In the event operations cannot commence or continue when so recommended by civil authorities; or public utilities fail to supply electricity, water or gas; or the interruption of work is caused by an Act of God, the foregoing guarantees shall not be applicable.
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. If the operations of any portion of Borrowers' Security Monitoring Business is interrupted at any time for more than 48 hours during any period of 10 consecutive days, unless Borrowers shall be entitled to receive during such period of interruption proceeds of business interruption insurance sufficient to assure that the per diem Operating Cash Flow of such portion of Borrowers' Security Monitoring Business during such period is at least equal to its per diem Operating Cash Flow for the month preceding the initial date of interruption.
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. If the operations of the System shall cease completely at any time for more than 72 hours during any period of 10 consecutive days, unless (i) the operations of all or substantially all of the paging systems in the relevant market also are interrupted for a like period of time and (ii) Borrower shall be receiving during such period proceeds of business interruption insurance sufficient to assure that its per diem Operating Cash Flow during such period is at least equal to its average per diem Operating Cash Flow for the consecutive three month period preceding the initial date of interruption; provided, however, that, notwithstanding the provisions of clauses (i) and (ii) to the contrary, an Event of Default shall be deemed to occur hereunder if the operations of the System shall cease completely at any time for more than 120 hours during any period of 20 consecutive days.
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. In the event operations cannot commence or continue when so recommended by civil authorities; or public utilities fail to supply electricity, water, or gas; or the interruption of work is caused by an Act of God, the foregoing guarantees shall be satisfied by Rite Aid when it makes a reasonable effort to offer hours in a store that is within the geographic limits listed in Section 5 Layoffs/Recalls/Hours Reductions. After the currently scheduled week, Section 5 Layoffs/Recalls/Hours Reductions will be followed. In lieu of working the offered hours, the employee may use available sick hours (unless prohibited by any local or state sick leave statutes) or available vacation hours to cover the scheduled hours missed due to the emergency event. If no sick or vacation hours are available and the employee turned down the offered hours, any missed shifts will be unpaid.
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. Either party may, without liability to the other party, interrupt the operations of its facilities for the purpose of performing inspections, pigging, maintenance, testing, alterations, modifications, expansions, connections, repairs, or replacements, but such interruption shall be for only such time as may be reasonable. The party interrupting operations shall give the other party advance written notice, except in case of emergency, of its intention to interrupt operations and of the estimated time thereof.
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. In the event that a Hotel shall be damaged by fire, wind, or any Act of God to such an extent that Owner decides not to rebuild, this management agreement may be terminated by either party hereto with respect to that Hotel upon thirty (30) days’ written notice after the decision not to rebuild has been made or should have been made in the exercise of reasonable diligence, but in any event not later than sixty (60) days following the occurrence of such damage. No termination fee shall be due on account of a termination under this Article VIII. In the event that due to war, riot or insurrection, the operation of a Hotel is not feasible according to accepted practices of good hotel operations, Agent will be permitted to close that Hotel for a period of up to and including one hundred twenty (120) days and be freed during this time from operating such Hotel other than such services as are necessary for protection and basic maintenance of the property. If at the end of the one hundred twenty (120) days the conditions that caused the interruption of operations have not ceased or improved sufficiently to permit the operation of the Hotel in accordance with this agreement, this management agreement may be terminated by either party hereto upon fifteen (15) days written notice.
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. Any provision of this agreement prohibited by law or invalidated by court decree in any locality or state shall remain effective within states and localities where not prohibited by law or invalidated by court decree. The construction, interpretation and performance of this agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Georgia.
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. In the event operations cannot commence or continue when so recommended by civil authorities; or public utilities fail to supply electricity, water or gas; or the interruption of work is caused by an Act of God, the foregoing guarantees may not be applicable. However, to the extent the interruption of operations is anticipated to last more than twenty- four (24) hours, the foregoing guarantees will be satisfied by an offer of hours in another store that, looking at all the circumstances, is a reasonable distance away. If the employee turns down the offer of hours, the employee may use available sick hours, personal days or vacation hours to cover the scheduled hours missed due to the emergency event.
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. 61 8.1.10 Plans.................................................................................61 8.1.11 Change in Control.....................................................................62 8.1.12 Change in Management..................................................................62 8.2 Acceleration of Borrower's Obligations.........................................................62 8.3
INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. If, in the sole judgment of either Party, the power or reactive flow over the interconnection facilities of either Party is excessive to the extent that it jeopardizes the reliability of either Party's service to its customers, the Parties shall attempt to agree upon adequate corrective measures to eliminate or control such excessive power or reactive flow; provided, however, that in the event such a situation exists, the Party so burdened shall have the right, with notice when possible to the other Party, to open and leave open one or all of the interconnections between the respective systems of the Parties until corrective action has been taken. The Parties further aggress to study and negotiate the installation, ownership, and cost of any additional equipment necessary to effect a long-term solution to any such excessive loading as herein described in the event either Party determines that this interconnection contributes to the excessive loading and requests such negotiation.
