OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. 12.1 NEC Display may from time-to-time but with no obligation to do so, offer various programs to its Resellers; such as, but not limited to, soft dollar programs, promotions, and rebates. If Reseller elects to participate in any type of Program(s) offered by NEC Display to its Resellers, then Reseller agrees to comply with and be governed by the terms and conditions of such Program(s), including any policies and procedures applicable thereto contained in the current version of the NEC Display Channel Partner Handbook. In the event of any conflict between the terms of this Agreement and the terms of the then current version of the NEC Display Channel Partner Handbook, the terms of this Agreement shall govern. In all cases where participating in such Program(s) may require Reseller to enter into separate agreements with third parties, or where those Programs are administered by third parties, Reseller agrees that NEC Display shall have no liability arising out of or in connection with said Program.
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. If Trial Optimization Services are selected by Microsoft in connection with any SOW, Company shall provide Trial Optimization Services for the Wrapped Products specified by Microsoft in the applicable Marketing Plan. • If Country-Based Licensing is selected by Microsoft in connection with any SOW, Company shall provide Country-Based Licensing for the Wrapped Products specified by Microsoft in the applicable Marketing Plan.
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. 15.1 NEC may, from time to time, but with no obligation to do so, offer various programs (“Programs”) as defined in those Program Guides, to its Resellers, such as, but not limited to, Soft Dollar Programs, Promotions and Rebates. If RESELLER elects to participate in any type of Program(s) offered by NEC to its Resellers, then RESELLER agrees to comply with and be governed by the terms and conditions of those Program(s), including any policies and procedures applicable thereto. In all cases where participating in those Program(s) may require RESELLER to enter into separate agreements with third parties, or where those Programs are administered by third parties, RESELLER agrees that NEC will have no liability arising out of or in connection with that Program.
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS a. Snacks, Lunch, Milk and Juice Club
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. AMS may participate in any one or more of PROVANTAGE's Optional Programs, as described in the Plan Parameters.
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. Supplier offers a variety of optional programs Participant may elect to include as part of this Agreement. The additional options are set forth as checkbox elections in Exhibit B (or under other exhibits as may be provided under this Agreement) and include additional terms and conditions that become part of the Transaction Confirmation. Participation in these programs is voluntary and if interested, Participant must check the box in Exhibit B and execute a Transaction Confirmation. The optional programs include the following:
5.4.1 Peak Response Program (Exhibit L). Participants who elect a Fixed Pricing option without Capacity Pass-Through option and elect a term for 24 months or longer can elect to participate in the Peak Response Program. Supplier’s wholesale market expertise and team of meteorologists work to predict the New England peak summer hour to help Participant manage their installed capacity (“ICap”) tags. Upon review of the terms and conditions set forth in Exhibit L, Participant will automatically be enrolled in the Peak Response Program and will receive a Day-before and Day-of notifications alerting them of a possible peak day. Participants with interval meters (at a maximum interval of one hour) on a Fixed Capacity product (as defined in the Transaction Confirmation) benefit from a credit, based on curtailment performance against a baseline value. A Participant with interval meters (at a maximum interval of one hour) on a Fixed Capacity product can benefit from a reduced peak load contribution (PLC, as defined in Attachment 2 to Exhibit B) and therefore a lower monthly Capacity charge when a new Purchase Period is priced.
5.4.2 Information to Implementation (i2i) Reporting Service (Exhibit H). A complimentary, value-added reporting service is available to Participants who elect a Layered or Portfolio Price Option upon Participant’s review of the terms and conditions in Exhibit H. The i2i Reporting Service has two main components. The first is a series of reports (Key Performance Indicators (KPI), Cost/Budget, Net Open Position) for Participants who have executed a Transaction Confirmation. These reports provide Participant with detailed information about their expected versus actual monthly/annual usage, unit cost and spend. A Participant may receive KPI reports regardless of what product they employ to secure their electricity requirements. The second component, the Energy Strategy Planner (ESP) helps Participant considering either a Laye...
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. Under current law, basic benefit programs include medical, dental, vision, life, and long term disability. Other optional benefit programs jointly approved by the District and Association can be purchased through deduction from the employee's monthly salary of the premium amount due.
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. The City agrees to cooperate with the Affected Employees to continue an employee credit union or payroll savings plan, provided that the minimum number of employees required by the plan agree to participate therein. Payroll deduction for optional programs shall be subject to the physical limitations of the City's payroll system. The City assumes no liability for any optional programs agreed on by the employees.
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. 27 A. The Parties agree that TSR Funds may be used as match funding for State or federal programs in 28 which Contracting Hospitals may be eligible to participate at the discretion of both CONTRACTOR 29 and/or COUNTY.
30 1. The amount of TSR funds to be used as matching funds, and the corresponding dollars 31 provided as match, shall be mutually agreed upon by CONTRACTOR and ADMINISTRATOR; 32 provided further that all uses and distributions are in accordance with guidance and regulations provided 33 for the applicable State or federal program.
34 2. CONTRACTOR agrees to comply with reconciliation processes as may be implemented by 35 ADMINISTRATOR to ensure each Contracting Hospital receives no more than the amount of TSR 36 funding that would have been allocated should an amount be committed prior to the actual and final 37 distribution of TSR funds in accordance with Paragraph IV of Exhibit C to the Contract.
1 B. As of the execution of this Contract, CONTRACTOR may elect to allocate a portion or all of its 2 TSR allocation in one or more of the following programs:
3 1. SB 1100 as described in Exhibit D to this Contract.
4 2. Whole Person Care Program as described in Exhibit E to this Contract.
5 C. Other programs which benefit Contracting Hospitals and/or COUNTY, for which Contracting 6 Hospitals may be requested or required to provide all or a portion of their TSR funding in order to 7 participate, may be added as additional Exhibits to the Contract through a formal amendment process 8 between CONTRACTOR and COUNTY.
9 D. CONTRACTOR and ADMINISTRATOR may mutually agree, in writing, to modify the 10 Optional Programs Paragraph of this Exhibit C to the Contract. 11 // 12 // 13 // 14 // 15 // 16 // 17 // 18 // 19 // 20 // 21 // 22 // 23 // 24 // 25 // 26 // 27 // 28 // 29 // 30 // 31 // 32 // 33 // 34 // 35 // 36 // 37 // 1 EXHIBIT D 2 TO CONTRACT FOR THE PROVISION OF 3 INDIGENT AND TRAUMA CARE SERVICES 4 BETWEEN 5 COUNTY OF ORANGE 6 AND 7 «HOSPITAL_NAME», «UC_DBA» 10 SB 1100 PROGRAM
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS. Franchisor, in its sole discretion, may develop, implement, modify and/or discontinue optional programs to enhance the Franchised Business, such as rebating a portion of Franchisee's Advertising Fees (as defined in Section 8.1) for local marketing and promotion, or permitting Franchisee to participate in one or more awards programs. Furthermore, Franchisor shall have the right, in its sole discretion, to condition Franchisee's participation in any one or more of such programs upon Franchisee and its Related Parties being in compliance with this Agreement and all other agreements with Franchisor or any of its Related Parties. In addition to the above, the parties agree that, in connection with any Brokerage Acquisition (as defined in the Acquisition Cooperation Agreement) of a brokerage company not affiliated with a Cendant brand, occurring after March 1, 1999, in which Franchisee commences operations at an office acquired in such Brokerage Acquisition, (A) if such Office had, in the LTM prior to the Brokerage Acquisition, Gross Revenues of greater than $1,500,000, then (i) in the first twelve months of operation by Franchisee of such office, such office shall not be required to pay Advertising Fees pursuant to Section 8.2 and (ii) in the second twelve months of operation by Franchisee of such office, such office shall be required to pay 25% of the Advertising Fees otherwise payable under Section 8.2 and (B) if such office had, in the LTM prior to the Brokerage Acquisition, Gross Revenues of greater than $750,000 but not greater than $1,500,000, then in the first twelve months of operation by Franchisee of such office, such office shall not be required to pay Advertising Fees pursuant to Section 8.2. For purposes of this Section 5.7, a "Participating Office" is an -------------------- office which is participating in the program described in this Section 5.7. The foregoing is conditioned on the amounts otherwise payable as Advertising Fees but for this Section 5.7 actually being spent by Franchisee on local marketing in support of the conversion of the Participating Office to the Coldwell Banker System. For purposes of this Section 5.7 only, the phrase "local marketing" shall be defined as the development, implementation, production, placement, payment and costs of marketing (print and media), promotions, public relations, direct mail, market surveys and other substantially similar programs designed to enhance the recognition of the Coldwell Banker identifi...