Notice and Review Sample Clauses

Notice and Review. Each party agrees to furnish the other with copies of any proposed oral, written, graphic, or electronic public disclosures prior to submission for publication or presentation. Each party may review these disclosures for a period not to exceed [***] days to ensure that its Confidential Information is not improperly disclosed and may require the removal of its Confidential Information (excluding Study Data). In order to fully protect the intellectual property rights of both parties, any contemplated publication or other public disclosure containing the details of any intellectual property, whether or not patentable, copyrightable or other protectable, may be withheld for an additional period of [***] days or until a patent application or other form of intellectual property protection is filed thereon, whichever is first in time.
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Notice and Review. A unit member shall be given one week written notice of an involuntary transfer unless there are compelling circumstances. Any unit member who has requested and been denied a transfer, or who is being transferred against his or her preference, shall be entitled to a consultation with responsible administrators and/or the Director of Human Resources, in order to discuss reasons for the transfer, and for administration to hear and consider the unit member's views on the matter.
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Notice and Review. In order to balance the Parties' interests in securing Patents covering the Factor Rights with each Party's right to publish any manuscripts or other scientific papers on work conducted exclusively by that Party under the Research Plan, prior to the publication or other public disclosure of any manuscripts or other form of disclosure describing the results of its work hereunder, the publishing Party shall provide (a) the data to be disclosed in that manuscript or other form of public disclosure to the other Parties as soon as practicable, but at least four (4) weeks prior to intended submission for publication or other method of public disclosure.
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Notice and Review. MSKCC reserves the right to publish the scientific findings from research conducted in connection with the Projects. To allow Sponsor to determine if any proposed publication (e.g., manuscript, abstract or other public disclosure) contains Confidential Information of Sponsor or its Affiliates or Sublicensees, MSKCC will submit the abstract or manuscript to Sponsor at least [***] calendar days before public disclosure thereof, and Sponsor shall have the right to review and comment upon the proposed public disclosure in order to protect such Confidential Information and the patentability of any inventions disclosed therein. Upon Sponsor ‘s request, public disclosure shall be delayed up to [***] additional calendar days to enable Sponsor to secure adequate intellectual property protection of any patentable subject matter contained therein that would otherwise be affected by the publication, and to have such Confidential Information deleted from such disclosure.
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Notice and Review. In order to balance the Parties’ interests in securing Patents covering the GDF-8 Patent Rights with each Party’s right to publish any manuscripts or other scientific papers on work relating directly and exclusively to GDF-8 or GDF-8 Products which work is conducted solely by or on behalf of that Party, prior to the publication or other public disclosure of any manuscripts or other form of disclosure describing the results of its work hereunder, the publishing Party shall provide (a) the data to be disclosed in that manuscript or other form of public disclosure to the other Party as soon as practicable, but at least four (4) weeks prior to intended submission for publication or other method of public disclosure, (b) a copy of the draft manuscript to be published, or a detailed summary of any other public disclosure to the other Parties as soon as practicable, but at least two (2) weeks prior to intended submission for publication or other method of public disclosure, (c) a copy of the completed manuscript or other form of public disclosure at the time of submission and (d) a copy of any reviewer’s comments on the manuscript or other form of public disclosure with a revised copy thereof at least two (2) weeks prior to publication.
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Notice and Review. With respect to any change requested in accordance with Sections 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 or 8.4, the Party requesting the change (or the Party that receives a request from the FDA to make a change) shall promptly advise the other Party, in writing, of any such requested change(s), and provide all information reasonably necessary to the other Party to evaluate the effect of and possible means for implementing such requested change(s). The TOC (drawing on any necessary assistance it requires from the JPT or any JPSTs) shall promptly advise the ESC as to (i) the most efficient and least impactful manner to accomplish such requested change (making full use of any scheduled shutdowns of the Facility to the extent possible) and (ii) any revisions to the Technology Transfer and/or Commercial Production schedules that may result from such change(s). The notification and approval procedure shall be in accordance with the change control procedures established pursuant to the Quality Agreement and standard operating procedures agreed upon by the Parties from time to time. Following completion of the evaluation procedure established pursuant to the Quality Agreement, the Parties shall hold a JPT meeting in a timely manner with appropriate advisors invited to discuss implementing such changes as appropriate.
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Notice and Review. The County hereby reserves the right to review and approve as fair and reasonable any changes proposed by the FGUA to the rates, charges, customer classifications, and terms of service to be offered to customers of the FGUA residing in the County prior to the FGUA adoption of such changes. In reserving the foregoing right, the County understands and acknowledges that the right to review and approve any changes proposed by the FGUA is subject to the obligation of the FGUA to establish rates and charges that comply with the requirements contained in the Indenture and any other resolution or trust agreement relating to the issuance of Bonds to acquire and improve the effected utility and the County expressly agrees that it shall not dispute any rate change, or part thereof, required to permit the FGUA to pay the Bonds or otherwise comply with the requirements of FGUA's obligations issued in relation to the Private Utilities. The County or its representative may review, dispute and/or approve any rate change proposed by the FGUA to increase revenue to a level in excess of the level sufficient to maintain reasonable assurance of the ability to meet such obligations. The FGUA shall provide the County or its designee with information concerning any proposed increase in rates, charges, customer classifications and terms of service at least sixty (60) days prior to the hearing date established by the FGUA for consideration of such changes except that this notice and review provision shall not apply nor be required for annual indexing adjustments to such rates and charges.
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Notice and Review. 7.4.1 An employee shall be given two weeks written notice of an involuntary transfer unless there are compelling circumstances. Any employee who has requested and been denied a transfer, or who is being transferred against his or her preference, shall be entitled to a consultation with responsible administrators and/or the Director of Personnel Services, in order to discuss reasons for the transfer, and for administration to hear and consider the employee's views on the matter.
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