Loss of Access. If the fault results in a significant loss of access to, or use of the service, you should check if you are entitled to a refund or rebate under clause 10.3 below. You may also be entitled to cancel the service under clause 11.1(a)(ii) below.
Loss of Access. Discipline ranging from a verbal reprimand up to and including reprimand, suspension,expulsion, or dismissal pursuant to the Ohio Revised Code and the Student or Staff Codes of Conduct. The Board shall follow the prescribed disciplinary procedures and the applicable due process procedures.
Loss of Access. If employee’s security clearances and/or certifications are allowed to lapse through the fault of the Employer and they cannot access the facilities those employees will be paid for all time they would have worked had they been allowed to work.
Loss of Access. XXXXXX’S disclosure of Confidential Information to third parties without UNIVERSITY’S authorization, or VENDOR’S failure to return or destroy Confidential Information per Provision 4, above may result in the UNIVERSITY or the U.S. Department of Education denying VENDOR access to Confidential Information for a period of at least five years.
Loss of Access. Client shall have no Claim against Tanda in respect of loss of access or functionality to the Software referred to in this clause.
Loss of Access. If Tenant, due to circumstances beyond Tenant’s reasonable con- trol, is precluded from using the AGL Road (excluding temporary closures), City will provide an alternate location for suitable access from Main Street or the Ferry Terminal to the Premises on City-owned lands, with such alternate location to be subject to the prior written approval of Te- nant pursuant to Section 33.a, and reimburse Tenant for the cost of constructing (or construct at its expense) access to the Premises equivalent or better than the access existing on the Com- mencement Date. The City shall not be liable, by way of rent reduction or otherwise, for Te- nant’s loss of parking or other use of the Premises or the Common Areas caused by the provision of alternate access under this paragraph. The loss of use of the AGL Road due to an amendment of the AGL Lease, the failure of Tenant to exercise a right to extend the AGL lease, or the termi- nation of the AGL Lease due to Tenant’s breach or other action within Tenant’s control, does not constitute circumstances beyond Tenant’s reasonable control for purposes of this paragraph.
Loss of Access. On occasion, distance, terrain, or other considerations may require Provider to route service to Subscriber via equipment installed at the sites of other subscriber(s), such that discontinuation of service to that subscriber(s) will affect Provider’s ability to continue service to Subscriber. Provider will inform Subscriber at the time of execution of Service Agreement if Subscriber is subject to this situation, or at any future time at which Subscriber becomes subject to this situation. Service agreements terminated involuntarily through Loss of Access are not subject to a termination fee as described in Section 2 above.
Loss of Access. The Customer shall have no Claim against the Company in respect of loss of access or functionality to NeoRehab referred to in this clause.
Loss of Access. The Driver Partner shall have no Claim (including a Claim for Loss) against The Company in respect of loss of access or functionality to the System referred to in this clause 5.
Loss of Access. Upon termination of the Agreement for any reason, Customer will have no further right to access and use Pulsar Lead Engagement Automation. IN NO EVENT WILL Pulsar HAVE ANY LIABILITY TO Customer OR ITS CUSTOMER’S RELATED TO CUSTOMER’S LOSS OF ACCESS TO INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES, INCLUDING ANY CUSTOMER DATA THEREIN, FOLLOWING SUSPENSION OF SERVICES OR TERMINATION OF THIS AGREEMENT.
