Major Changes a. A major change will be considered to signify any change affecting the value, duration, activities and results, changes which would call into question the decision to allocate the grant, and also the eligibility of the Promoter, changes to the budget lines of the project, if they do not affect the main objective of the project, and the financial impact exceeds 20% of the amount initially allocated for one eligible expenditure budget line under another eligible expenditure budget line(s) included in the detailed project budget.
b. If the modification is requested by the Promoter, it must send the request to the PO at least 10 days before the date on which the amendment is intended to enter into force.
c. The Promoter shall attach to the request the justification for the change it wishes to make, the possible impact on the budget lines and the risk assessment on the activities and results of the project, as well as the proposal for an amendment.
d. The Programme Operator shall analyze the documents received and if the modification is necessary and duly justified, grant approval to the amendment of the contract by signing the addendum which will become part of the contract.
Major Changes. The Department will apprise the Uniforms and Equipment Advisory Committee whenever major changes to the Uniforms and Personal Equipment Program are anticipated.
Major Changes. Any change which is not a minor change shall require a zoning amendment with recommendation by the Planning & Zoning Commission and final approval by the City Council.
Major Changes. Before the City makes major changes to the operation of the Electric Xpress, the City will seek input from the District about the changes. The City will share any input received from the District with the City Council, which may consider the changes in an open and public meeting.
Major Changes. A post-selection schedule change may be of such magnitude as to precipitate an entirely different pattern of equipment and flight crew utilization. Under this condition, the blocks of flying time for each type of equipment originally allocated to the crew bases may change to some degree, creating the need for an entirely new trip selection. It is, therefore, possible to have more than one (1) trip selection during a contractual month.
Major Changes. Each Member business is responsible to protect and safeguard the environment and the health and safety of individuals. To that end, understanding that certain actions by a Member business could adversely affect:
a) the BPS site,
b) the property(ies) and assets of other Member businesses;
c) the health and safety of individuals; and/or
d) the environment; each Member business is required to ensure that its activities do not cause any Material Offsite Impact(s). Therefore, not less than sixty (60) days prior to commencing the detailed engineering for any planned:
a) expansion of current facilities,
b) construction of new buildings or facilities;
c) demolition of buildings, facilities and related appurtenances;
d) introduction of new chemicals;
e) material change to the source(s) or nature of discharges or emissions to the environment; or
f) material change to the nature or location of any facilities, operations or activities; on its site, each Member business shall provide the BPS Operator with written notice of such planned activity(ies), detailed layout, hazard and operability plans for such activity(ies) and a reasonable opportunity to comment on any health, safety and/or environmental issues arising from such planned activity(ies). Such notice shall include a detailed description of the planned activity(ies) as well as, if applicable, a listing of hazardous and flammable materials. If the BPS Operator is not satisfied with the Member business’ planned activity(ies) due to concern that the proposed activity(ies) would impose a significant risk of Material Offsite Impact(s), the BPS Operator will advise the Member business of its concerns within thirty (30) days of its receipt of the aforementioned plans. The Member business shall provide a written response to the BPS Operator’s concerns within fifteen (15) days of receiving such concerns, and if, on the basis of Reasonable Professional Judgment, any changes sought by the BPS Operator and / or any other changes are reasonably necessary to ensure that no Material Offsite Impact is caused by the planned activity(ies), the Member business shall make such changes to its plans. If the Member business does not make such changes to its plans and proceeds with its planned activity(ies) contrary to the provisions of these Rules, the BPS Operator reserves the right to seek damages and, where damages would be inadequate due to the nature of the activity in question, seek injunctive relief to prohibit such activity(ie...
Major Changes. Supplier will provide Buyer with written notice before implementing a Major Change. Supplier shall use reasonable efforts to provide Buyer with such written notice [*] prior to implementing a Major Change. Except in the case of a Mandatory Change, within [*] after receiving the Major Change notice, Buyer may provide written notification to Supplier of its acceptance or rejection of that Major Change. In the event of rejection by Buyer, Supplier may, at its sole option and discretion, (i) continue to provide the applicable Products without such Major Change to Buyer, for a time period and at a price to be agreed upon by the Parties, or (ii) terminate this SOW with respect to the applicable Products. At Buyer's request and expense Supplier shall furnish a limited number of samples of changed Products to Buyer for evaluation.
Major Changes. Where major changes occur to an Initiative prior to its completion (eg. the Delivery Organisation has major shortcomings or ceases to exist, the Initiative target group no longer exists, or the need or issue to be addressed is rectified), AusAID may terminate funding of the Initiative in accordance with clause18.1(a). Where any failure or delay by a party in the performance of this Agreement is caused, directly or indirectly, by a Force Majeure Event, the party: is not liable for that failure or delay; and its obligations under this Agreement are suspended, to the extent to which they are affected by the relevant Force Majeure Event, for the duration of the Force Majeure Event. Clause 17.2 does not apply to a Force Majeure Event affecting a party to the extent that: the failure or delay was caused by a breach of this Agreement by that party; or the obligation concerned is a payment obligation Either party may terminate this Agreement: or any Grant Order by giving to the other a Notice of Intention to Terminate in writing stating the reasons for termination; or by giving 30 days notice in writing to the other party if a Force Majeure Event continues for more than 30 consecutive days. If the Organisation fails to fulfill, or is in significant breach of any of the Organisation’s obligations under this Agreement, and does not rectify the omission or breach after receiving 30 business days in writing from AusAID to do so then, AusAID may immediately terminate this Agreement by giving notice to the Organisation of the termination. The Organisation must comply with any requirements in AusAID’s notice of termination. AusAID may terminate this Agreement immediately by notice in writing to the Organisation if: The Organisation comes under one of the forms of external administration referred to in Chapter 5 of the Corporations Xxx 0000 (Cth), or an order has been made for the purpose of placing the Organisation under external administration; AusAID is satisfied that any statement made in the Organisation’s application for a Grant is incorrect, incomplete, false or misleading in a way which would have affected the original decision to approve the Grant; or The Organisation’s Accreditation with AusAID is terminated or cancelled. The Organisation must comply with any requirements in AusAID’s notice of termination. Except where AusAID has agreed under clause 2.2, to the maintenance of a Grant Agreement, no later than 28 days after receipt of a notice of termination, the ...
Major Changes. A “Major Change” shall be any revision that is not a Minor Change. All Major Changes posted on CableLabs’ xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx web site by 12:00 a.m. on the first day of any calendar month shall become final at 12:00 a.m. on the first day of the next calendar month unless Licensor (or any sublicensee under Section 2.2) provides written notice to CableLabs objecting to the Revision. The sole ground of objection shall be that the Revision includes patents, copyrights, or trade secrets of the objecting party that are not already licensed to CableLabs through this Agreement (for Licensor) or through a similar agreement (for a sublicensee). If CableLabs receives such an objection, CableLabs shall provide written notice to Licensor that the Revision is not effective, and CableLabs shall include a copy of the notice of objection (if from a sublicensee).
Major Changes. If JSX makes a Major Change prior to scheduled departure of flight(s) listed on Participant’s Charter itinerary, Participant has the right to cancel and receive a full refund of the amount paid, returned to the original form of payment. Major changes are defined as:
a. A change in the origin or destination city indicated on the Participant’s Charter itinerary; and/or
b. A change in the departure or return date of the Participant’s Charter itinerary, unless the change results from a flight delay experienced by JSX; and/or
i. If the delay is greater than forty-eight (48) hours, it will be considered a Major Change.
c. A price increase of more than ten percent (10%) occurring ten (10) or more days before scheduled departure per the Participant’s Charter itinerary. If a Major Change must be made to any flight, JSX will notify the Participant within seven
