License Suspension. A court may impose a suspension period on any permit issued under this Chapter if the court finds that the permittee committed a violation within 24 months after committing one previous violation.
License Suspension. Upon the occurrence of any default by Vendor Licensee under this Agreement, including any violation of or noncompliance with the Access Standards, the Technology Standards, or the Display Standards by Vendor Licensee, Licensor may, at its option and without prior notice to Vendor Licensee, immediately suspend the License, including access to or display of the Licensed Listings, or the display of the Licensed Listings on any particular Display Website for a period of up to thirty (30) days. Licensor shall provide Vendor Licensee with written notice of suspension of the License within three (3) days following the first day of suspension. In addition, Licensor may, at its option, immediately suspend the License with respect to any particular Display Website (a) upon the occurrence of any default by the respective Broker or Agent of an applicable Broker Agreement, Agent Agreement, the MLS Rules and Regulations, or any other agreement with Licensor, including failure to pay any fees owing to Licensor when due, or (b) if, at any time, the respective Broker or the Broker of the respective Agent is not an MLS Participant. Nothing under this Section 23 of this Agreement shall be construed as requiring Licensor to suspend the License prior to exercising its right of termination under Section 24 of this Agreement.
License Suspension. The Service Provider shall notify the A3SSA within three (3) working days, if any permit, license, certificate, or other document required herein is suspended, terminated, lapsed, not renewed, or otherwise restricted.
License Suspension. An employee who is required to hold a valid Drivers license in order to perform their job shall, by mutual agreement between the parties, be granted one leave of absence to cover a license suspension. the same employee has another suspension within a three (3)year period, they may or may not be granted another leave of absence and this shall be at the discretion of the Employer. April to March Collective Agreement between Greyhound and CAW Local Section I (General) Sickness shalt be considered a legitimate reason for absence from work, provided the Employer is notified. Abuse of this clause may result in disciplinary action.
License Suspension. In the event that an employee’s Driver’s License is suspended, revoked or restricted for a period not to exceed 120 days, every reasonable effort will be made to reassign the employee to work which does not necessitate the operation of a motor vehicle and at a rate of pay equivalent to the work that the employee has been reassigned. In the event that reassignment occurs outside of the licensed area, Article
License Suspension. The Third Party Tester agrees to notify the Department within twenty-four hours of a Safety Officer’s conviction of any crime, suspension, cancellation, or revocation of driving privileges.
License Suspension. NRVMLS may, at its option and without prior notice to Licensee, immediately suspend the License, including access to or display of the Licensed Listings, or the display of the Licensed Listings on any particular Display Website for a period of up to thirty (30) days upon the occurrence of any default by Licensee, or the occurrence of any event which NRVMLS believes may constitute a default, under this Agreement, including any violation of or noncompliance with the Access Standards, Technology Standards, or the Display Page Standards, or failure by Licensee, or Broker Participant, Agent Subscriber, or Brokerage firm to pay any Licensee Fees or Broker Participant License Fees, as applicable, owing to NRVMLS under this Agreement. NRVMLS shall provide Licensee with written notice of suspension of the License within three (3) days following the first day of suspension. In addition, NRVMLS may, at its option, immediately suspend the License with respect to any particular Display Website (a) upon the occurrence of any default by Broker Participant or the respective Agent Subscriber, or default under an Agent Agreement, the Rules and Regulations, or any other agreement with NRVMLS, including failure to pay any fees owing to NRVMLS when due, or (b) if, at any time, Broker Participant or the Broker Participant of the respective Agent Subscriber is not an IDX Subscriber. Nothing under this Section 23 of this Agreement shall be construed as requiring NRVMLS to suspend the License prior to exercising its right of termination under Section 24 of this Agreement.
License Suspension. Lighting Analysts reserves the right to suspend the use of Customer’s License in the event of (a) non-payment of Lighting Analysts invoices for Licensed Software when due and payable; (b) for any breach of this Agreement not cured within ten (10) working days of Customer’s written notification by mail at Customer’s last known mailing address; or (c) or immediately in the event of Customer’s material breach, as defined herein, of this Agreement. It is Customer’s sole and exclusive responsibility to timely inform Lighting Analysts of any/all changes in Customer’s contact information.
License Suspension. In the event that an employee’s Driver’s License is suspended, every reasonable effort will be made to reassign the employee to work which does not necessitate the operation of a motor vehicle. Where such a reassignment is impractical, or an alternate job is not available, the Company may suspend the employee until his Driver’s License is restored or such reassignment or alternate job is available.
License Suspension. Transportation employees whose job duties require a driver’s license who suffer a license suspension of up to eighteen (18) months will remain on the rolls of the Authority and be assigned other work in the bargaining unit in accordance with the provisions below. The employee whose license has been suspended will be assigned, at the sole discretion of the Authority, to any vacant budgeted position they are qualified to perform, at the rate of pay of the job to which they are assigned. When the employee’s license is restored, the employee will be returned to his/her regular job without loss of seniority.
