Move Sample Clauses

Move. If the Customer moves, the Customer shall terminate its Agreement and enter into a new one with TELUS for the new service address, if TELUS Services are available at the new address.

Move. In the event that a Licensed Product that has a Sink Function receives DT Data via its Sink Function that was transmitted by a Licensed Product that has a Source Function pursuant to Section 3 or 4.2 of Part 2 of this Exhibit B, such Sink Function shall ensure that such DT Data is encoded as No More Copies. Any Sink Function that receives DT Data pursuant to this Section 3 shall make or enable the making of only a single copy of such DT Data.

Move. In the event that a Licensed Product that has a Sink Function receives DT Data via its Sink Function that was transmitted by a Licensed Product that has a Source Function pursuant to Section 3 or 4.2 of Part 2 of this Exhibit B, such Sink Function shall ensure that such DT Data is encoded as No More Copies and, for avoidance of doubt, in the event that DT Data was transmitted pursuant to section 3.1 (a) of Part 2 of this Exhibit B, such DT Data received by such Sink Function may not be treated as Copy One Generation pursuant to Section 2.2.1.

Move. The parties have agreed that Entegris will move its membrane manufacturing operations currently conducted in the Premises to the New Entegris Facility in an orderly manner (the “Move”) during the Facility Term.

Move. Half (1/2) day per school year. Teachers may be granted one half (1/2) school day if they are required by the District to move to another building for a work assignment.

Move. The customer is obligated to inform TKS – if possible two weeks in advance – about any upcoming moves and to relay the new address. If the customer requests BOSS Entertain- ment again at the new location, TKS strives punctually to provide service at the new location, presuming that all the technical requirements are given. A move with the complete BOSS Entertainment package is only available with a move to another Single Soldier Quarter (SSQ). Customers that move to a none Single Soldier Quarter can only keep the TKS easyTV portion of the package. For the use of this service, the customer requires a stable internet connection with sufficient bandwidth and without data limita- tions. To avoid high costs through the use of the easyTV service, it is recommended to check, if the contract with the Internet service provider includes unlimited data usage, be- fore signing the contract. Costs incurred for Internet use are fully liable by the customer. The TKS easyTV contract is specified in the TKS easyTV General Terms and Conditions as well as in the regulations set out in the specifications and price lists.

Move. If you need to move the on-screen image to any position without resizing it, you can use this function. The steps of the procedure are the same as for A0-Landscape to B4-Portrait. On the toolbar, click the Current Size button, or select the Tools menu > Crop > Move. If you want to scroll the area during setting, use the <←>, <→>, <↑>, or <↓> key on the keyboard. Pressing the <ESC> key cancels the settings. The crop reference point can be changed within the General tab in Options in the Tools menu.

Move. Everside acknowledges that Client intends to move the Health Center some time after its opening. Client will be responsible for the move and all costs related thereto. The various fees due Everside under this Agreement shall not be abated during the move, and all other terms of this Agreement shall remain in effect after the move. This does not preclude the option that both locations may operate simultaneously, dependent on additional employer groups being served by the Health Center(s), as agreed upon by Everside and the Client. 1. Replenishment of Supplies. Everside will assume responsibility for providing, on an on- going basis: a. Disposable medical supplies necessary for Everside Services; and b. Supplies for lab tests performed at the Everside Health Center as a part of Everside Services.

Move. Your thoughts on this are copied below: "I believe that it could take 4 months to complete the move and during most of that time I will be maintaining two residences and be away from my family. During the transition period I will need to travel back and forth (and have my family travel as appropriate). I propose a suitable 2 bedroom, furnished apartment for this time period (I am not sure what this would cost). I suspect this would be one round trip a week with at least 3 trips where we would both travel (or 19 round trips total). I would bring one of my cars to the Bay Area at the third trip so would require 2 weeks of a rental car in the Bay Area and maybe 10 days of rental cars in the Seattle area. I think we should consider the travel expenses as a business trip until I move into the apartment. At that point I wouldn't expect meals and laundry etc. to be reimbursed since it would become equivalent to my current situation." Your travel costs will be covered as business expenses. We agree to a four month transition with housing supplied at no cost to you for that time period and trips approximately as you propose. Your family's travel costs unfortunately cannot be considered that way and part of the moving expenses will be taxable to you. We believe federal and state law are the same on moving expenses. Basically, household moving expenses and direct travel costs are deductible, but not most other costs. (Federal law changed on this starting in 1994.) We will reimburse you at cost for deductible expenses and at 1.6 times cost for reasonable, non-deductible expenses. This covers 37.5% allowance for federal and state taxes. This should allow your move costs to come out basically a wash. We do not considered expenses related to selling or buying a home as reimbursable expenses. We will offer you $10,000 as a moving bonus to help a little bit with housing costs, payable when you relocate. This bonus must be repaid if you resign in less than one year.

Move. We have seen that since lowering is prohibited Attract F fails to provide an appropriate account for φ-feature checking between a subject and AgrS in Korean. Alternatively, let us consider it under Move F, which is defined in (15): (15) Move F a. F is an unchecked feature. b. F enters into a checking relation with a sublabel of K as a result of the operation. (Xxxxxxx 1995: 269) Note that under Move, what moves is uninterpretable φ-features rather than uninterpretable ones. With this in mind, let’s return to the φ-feature checking of AgrS with a subject. Recall that tul can follow an adverb. By assumption, once again, the adverb bears uninterpretable φ-features. Suppose the derivation has reached at the stage (16). (16) [vP ai-tul-i [v’ [VP chip-e-tul katta] v ]] Move F requires the uninterpretable φ-features on the adverb to undergo movement to the interpretable φ-features on the subject, thereby entering into a checking relation. This checking relation is established by “raising” the uninterpretable φ-features on the adverb rather than by “lowering” them. This, thus, leads to conclude that Move F is still needed, contrary to Xxxxxxx 1995.