Operational Rights Sample Clauses

Operational Rights. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Lease, Lessee is granted the non-exclusive right to conduct and operate a food and beverage concession at the Airport in the Premises identified in this Agreement. 2.1.1 Lessee shall have the right to sell to the public in the Terminal, and to cater elsewhere on the Airport, the approved menu items identified on the attached Exhibit B, as may be amended from time to time upon request of Lessee and approval of the City, and such other or substitute or additional food and beverage items as may hereafter be approved by the City or its designee pursuant to Lease section 2.1.2. 2.1.2 Lessee shall sell permitted items only at the prices listed on the attached Exhibit B, as may be amended from time to time upon request of Lessee and approval of the Director of Aviation. Lessee shall make no changes to the price of any item on Exhibit B without first obtaining the prior written approval of Director of Aviation or designee. Lessee shall not make requests for price adjustments more often than twice in each calendar year, and shall make any such request on or before April 1st and November 1st in the period prior to the year for which the price adjustment is requested.
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Operational Rights. 1.1.1 Party A grants Party B the right to establish one “Xxxx Xx Store” in the designated area as specified in this Agreement. This store will sell Party A’s products or Party A’s authorized third-party products and properly use relevant equipment to sell specified skincare or beauty products. Party B is not allowed to use any name other than those specified in this Agreement without Party A’s approval. 1.1.2 From the date of this agreement, Party B must register the franchise store with the local Administration for Industry and Commerce under a name that does not include “Xxxx Xx” or similar wording as confirmed in writing by Party A. Party B must obtain the necessary business licenses and permits from the tax, health, and market supervision departments required for operating and conducting business activities. 1.1.3 If Party B or its franchise store previously used a name containing “Xxxx Xx,” Party B or its franchise store must complete the name change procedure to remove “Xxxx Xx” from all relevant licenses and permits within six months from the date of this agreement. 1.1.4 From the date the franchise store obtains its business license, all rights and obligations under this Agreement will continue to be performed by the franchise store and Party B. Party B must ensure that the franchise store acknowledges this agreement and that both Party B and its franchise store are jointly liable for all obligations under this Agreement. 1.1.5 If the above-mentioned procedures are not completed within six months from the date of this agreement, Party A must reconfirm whether to grant the franchise rights to Party B. If Party A refuses to grant these rights again, Party B will be considered never to have obtained the authorization outlined in section 1.1.1, and Party A has the right to confiscate the franchise fee and order Party B to cease operating under the Xxxx Xx franchise name.
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Operational Rights a. The Board shall make available to the HEA information and raw data which the HEA or the Board considers relevant to negotiations and necessary to the proper enforcement of this Agreement. b. If the Superintendent or the HEA requests a meeting with each other to discuss matters of mutual concern, as well as matters relating to the implementation of this Agreement, such a meeting shall be scheduled at a time mutually convenient to both parties. c. If the principal of a school or the designated HEA representative for that school requests a meeting to discuss matters of school operations and questions relating to the implementation of this Agreement, such a meeting shall be scheduled at a time mutually convenient to both parties. School operations and policies shall be consistent with this Agreement. The HEA shall inform the principal in writing of the name of its representative for that school. d. The Board shall permit the officers of the HEA or designated members of the HEA to visit the schools during their non-teaching hours in order to investigate working conditions, teacher complaints or problems, or for any other purpose relating to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Upon the representatives’ arrival, they shall notify the principal’s office of their presence. If conferences with teachers are necessary, they shall be scheduled so as not to disrupt the teachers’ class assignments. e. Whenever the parties mutually agree to schedule meetings during the work day, the teachers required to attend shall suffer no loss of pay. f. A copy of the agenda of each public meeting of the Board will be mailed to the HEA at the same time it is mailed to members of the Board of Education and shall be posted in each school.
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Operational Rights. Gulf South shall have full, sole control and discretion over all aspects of the Gulf South Facility operations and business, operational, contractual, financial, marketing, sales, legal, and related activities and decisions, including whether and when to cease operating the Gulf South Facility, in whole or in part. Furthermore, Gulf South shall control the construction, preparation, installation, maintenance, operation, expansion, enlargement, modification and disposition of the Gulf South Facility, including the installation and removal of Improvements and Equipment, and the Injection, Storage, transportation, shipment, handling, transmission, Withdrawal, sale or other disposition of Storage Substances stored, or to be stored from time to time, in the Gulf South Facility (collectively, without limitation, the “Permitted Purposes”), subject to Applicable Laws.
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