Obligations of Participants. No Person may participate in any underwritten registration hereunder unless such Person (i) agrees to sell such Person's securities on the basis provided in any underwriting arrangements approved by the Person or Persons entitled hereunder to approve such arrangements and (ii) completes and executes all questionnaires, powers of attorney, indemnities, underwriting agreements, escrow agreements and other documents required under the terms of such underwriting arrangements and consistent with the provisions of this Agreement. In addition, the Company may require each Selling Holder to promptly furnish in writing to the Company such information regarding the distribution of the Registrable Securities as the Company may from time to time reasonably request and such other information as may be legally required in connection with such registration including, without limitation, all such information as may be requested by the Commission or the NASD. The Company may exclude from such Registration Statement any Holder who fails to provide such information.
Obligations of Participants. 1) Enter into a CI (Appendix C) for Enrolled Property that contains the Conservation Measures outlined in Section XII, below.
2) Comply with the requirements of the CI and CCAA and implement the Conservation Measures identified therein.
3) Allow WAFWA access to the Enrolled Property for purposes of monitoring compliance with terms of the CI and this CCAA so long as WAFWA has complied with the requirements stated in Section XI(B)(14).
4) Unless the Participant contracts for surveys for the presence of LEPCs in accordance with Appendix H of the RWP or completion of habitat evaluations by Technical Service Providers, allow WAFWA access to survey Enrolled Property for the presence of LEPCs and habitat suitability to the extent of the Participant’s control as provided by applicable law, contracts, or leases, so long as WAFWA has complied with the requirements defined in Section XI(B)(15). Any access allowed by the Participant is limited to Enrolled Property. In order to access lands that are not enrolled by the Participant, XXXXX must independently obtain landowner permission.
Obligations of Participants. You represent, acknowledge, and warrant that: (a) You are solely responsible for providing quality dental care and meeting the applicable standard of care for your services; (b) Any advertising and marketing information that you provide for the host website is true and accurate in all respects; (c) You are properly licensed and qualified in the jurisdiction of your practice and have a current license which license has not been suspended or revoked and that in the past ten (10) years, you have not been subject to any disciplinary action by any licensing or accrediting body; (d) Any certifications or specialties are true and accurate and have been earned by you as the holder of those certifications or specialties and they have not been revoked; (e) You have up to date facilities and equipment for the treating of all patients and that you have adequately trained your staff to provide services to prospective Program patients; (f) You will treat and provide services to Program patients in a professional manner consistent with the applicable standard of care; (g) If you are a corporation or a business entity, you are duly organized and existing under the State law and have all the requisite power and authority to execute, deliver and perform all of the obligations under this Agreement; (h) You will comply with all federal, state and local laws and regulations applicable to you and your profession at all times; (i) You are solely responsible and will notify Program of any laws or regulations as they relate to Program. Please note that each state has its own statutes and regulations (including but not limited to dental advertisement rules or regulations governing when referral services are permitted) it is your duty to notify Company of any legal requirements as related to Program. If a legal requirement requires a change of content to website, Company shall reasonably implement such change upon receiving written notice from you.
Obligations of Participants. 3.1 Each Participant shall remain responsible for the conduct of its employees engaged in the activities of ADS Toulouse.
3.2 Each Participant shall be responsible for its own and its employees’ compliance with all national and international laws, by-laws and other regulations of any sort in effect at the location of ADS Toulouse and whether relating to employment, taxation or otherwise – including a complete ban on smoking anywhere in the office building.
3.3 Each Participant agrees that it shall use the premises of ADS Toulouse only for the purposes defined in this agreement and shall not establish a legal presence at ADS Toulouse or register the address of ADS Toulouse for trading purposes.
3.4 Each Participant shall work in conjunction with the other Participants to maximise the benefits of Participation.
3.5 Each Participant will respect and safeguard the Intellectual Property of the other Participants.
Obligations of Participants. The obligations of Participants of the Trust shall be as follows:
(1) To pay all Contributions and Premiums to the Trust at such times and in such amounts as shall be established by the Trustees within the scope of the Trust Agreement and Bylaws. To allow the Trust and its agents reasonable access to all facilities of the Participants and all records, including but not limited to financial records, which relate to the purposes or powers of the Trust.
(2) To allow attorneys selected by the Trust or Program Administrator to represent the Participant in investigation, settlement discussions and any litigation arising out of any claim made against the Participant within the scope of coverage furnished by the Trust.
(3) To furnish full cooperation with the claims adjusters, attorneys selected by the Trust any agent, employee, officer or independent contractor of the Trust, relating to the purposes and powers of the Trust.
(4) To follow loss reduction and prevention procedures as reasonably required by the Trust
(5) To report as promptly as possible all incidents which could result in a claim against the Trust.
Obligations of Participants. By signing this contract, the student, the practice site and the university promise to fulfil the following obli- gations: The student must coordinate with the practice site and the university instructor directing the project with regard to the specific requirements of the practical training. In particular, the student must • implement the tasks and goals identified in the training agreement; • work through the tasks identified by the accompany seminar and with the practice site; • apply and test knowledge by performing practical tasks under professional guidance; • adhere to the practice site rules (in particular its regulations regarding work, accident prevention, and confidentiality); and • think actively about his or her own work and practical experience during the accompanying super- visory sessions. The practice site shall select a staff member responsible for professionally supervising the student during the practical training. In particular, the supervisor shall: • develop a training plan and practice site activities and support the student in completing them; • ensure the students have access to relevant information and data for activities at the practice site; • carry out weekly supervisory sessions with the student; • work together with instructors; • issue a certificate indicating that the student has completed a minimum of 85 days of practical training; and • assess the student’s performance during the practical training. The university must offer a seminar to accompany the project and provide supervision. Among other things, the instructor directing the project shall: • approve the practice site by signing the practical training agreement and the training plan; • make suggestions and help the student develop his or her own project focus. • work together with the practice site.
Obligations of Participants. 11.01. Submission of Health Plan Data to NC HIEA. Pursuant to N.C.G.S. § 90-414.4 and this Agreement, Participant shall submit, at least once per month, Health Plan Data for the Covered Members to NC HIEA. The specific data elements that Participant shall send shall be tailored to meet the Targeted Data Standards as mutually agreed upon by the Parties during the Onboarding process. Participant shall send Health Plan Data to NC HealthConnex on a monthly basis with a lookback or runout period of ninety (90) days.
Obligations of Participants. Any Member Participating in a Working Group should, from the outset, draw the attention of the AMWA to any known IPR contained in any Draft Specification or Contribution. In this context, the words “from the outset” mean that such information should be disclosed as early as possible during the development of the Specification. Moreover, the information shall be provided in good faith and on a best-effort basis, based upon the personal knowledge of the Member’s Representative.
Obligations of Participants. Each Participant agrees to individually --------------------------- expend reasonable efforts in accordance with the Cooperative Agreement and this Agreement to perform those tasks assigned to it under the SOW, and to contribute (or cause to be contributed) funds or in-kind services in the amounts set forth for that Participant in Exhibit C attached hereto. ---------
Obligations of Participants. Each Participant acknowledges and agrees that in connection with this Agreement:
(1) It is a health information custodian under PHIPA and shall comply and shall ensure that its agents comply with Applicable Law, this Agreement and Network Policies, as applicable.
(2) It will ensure that PHI that it discloses under this Agreement is as accurate, complete and up-to-date as required for its own purposes. For clarity, each Participant will take reasonable steps to ensure that the PHI that they are disclosing or using is accurate for the Permitted Purpose and will notify ONE CARE of any limitations in this regard. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no Participant guarantees to any other Participant the accuracy or completeness of any PHI and each Participant acknowledges that any access by such Participant is at that Participant’s own discretion and risk.
(3) It shall designate a privacy contact or “Privacy Officer” as required by PHIPA, to facilitate its compliance with this Agreement and Applicable Law and to carry out the functions set out in Section 7.
(4) It shall have information practices in place that comply with PHIPA, and that address its practices relating to the collection, use, and disclosure of PHI, and it shall take steps that are reasonable, including without limitation, administrative, technological and physical safeguards, to protect PHI shared under this Agreement against theft, loss and unauthorized access, use, disclosure and destruction.
(5) It shall promptly report to the ONE CARE Privacy Officer any changes in its information practices or electronic information systems that could have a material effect on this Agreement.
(6) It shall ensure the integrity, availability and good working order of its electronic information systems (and all related components and interfaces, hardware and software) to the extent that such systems potentially impact on the Network.
