Other Interruptions. In the same way, phrases that come between the subject and the verb (usually set off with commas, parentheses, or dashes) do not contribute to the quantity of the verb: The weather in April, although periodically broken by afternoon thunderstorms, was generally quite pleasant. My grades (taken as an overall barometer of my conduct at the university) show that I am an exemplary student. Here and There as Expletive Constructions Even though these words often appear at the beginning of a sentence (the traditional position for subjects), when they do so, they do not necessarily operate as a subject. In cases where here and there function in tandem with the verb to be (or one of its conjugates), they are part of the verb phrase rather than part of the subject: There were five books on the shelf. Here are my sweaters. In these cases, the subject of the sentence follows the verb, but still determines the quantity of the verb. The rules listed above by no means exhaust every possible problem you’ll encounter when paring subjects with verbs. They address only the most common areas of confusion. If, after consulting this article, you don’t find a solution to the issue your sentence is facing, you could do some additional research, consulting websites or grammar/style textbooks. But you might also consider re-composing the sentence according to a different pattern. Often, developing writers try to make their sentences do too much work, a tendency that can cause problems with subject-verb agreement. Before going through a lengthy research process, ask yourself if the sentence in question might be written in a more straightforward manner. In academic writing, yourideas should be complex.
Other Interruptions. If any Test were interrupted for any reason attributable to Contractor, at its entire discretion Commission may ask Contractor either to (a) complete the rest of the Test and when satisfactorily completed Contractor will be considered to have fulfilled its obligations in respect to the Test in question, or (b) reinitiate and develop the Test since the start, in which case Commission must reimburse to Contractor within five Days after the first Payment Date according to Clause 1.1, having previously received the corresponding invoice with the supporting documents, for the costs, including financial costs and reasonable and documented expenses incurred by Contractor in connection with the part of that Test that has been repeated.
Other Interruptions. Any interruption in service that is the result of a Liquefaction Unit or Units that are operating within the operating parameters or ranges set forth in the Performance Standards shall not be considered to be a Service Interruption and any interruption that is not a Service Interruption shall not be eligible for a Service Failure Credit. Any interruptions due to an event of Force Majeure as set forth in Section 16.01 below shall not be eligible for a Service Failure Credit. ELC’s inability to serve late nominations, overrun nominations, make up nominations or nominations that have not been confirmed by the Interstate Pipeline, all as more particularly described in Section 12.01, shall not be considered to be a Service Interruption. Interruptions that are the result of Customer’s inaction or inability to remove or recycle the Condensate from the ELC Liquefaction Facilities pursuant to Section 11.02, shall not be considered to be a Service Interruption. Further, EXHIBIT 10.2 EXECUTION VERSION
Other Interruptions. Supplier shall have the right to interrupt or reduce Customer's chilled water service for a duration determined necessary by Supplier, in its good faith judgment, without prior notice to Customer, if (i) a Force Majeure Event has occurred that causes or requires such interruption or reduction of such service, or (ii) the Customer Cooling System, the Connection Equipment or the Premises has become dangerous in Supplier's good faith judgment and, as a result thereof, Supplier believes that such interruption or reduction is necessary to prevent injury to other Persons or damage to or destruction of any component of the Energy Transfer Station or Supplier's other equipment and piping or to prevent the interruption or reduction of Supplier's service to its other customers.
Other Interruptions. Any interruption in service that is the result of a Liquefaction Unit or Units that are operating within the operating parameters or ranges set forth in the Performance Standards shall not be considered to be a Service Interruption and any interruption that is not a Service Interruption shall not be eligible for a Service Failure Credit. Any interruptions due to an event of Force Majeure as set forth in Section 16.01 below shall not be eligible for a Service Failure Credit. ELC’s inability to serve late nominations, overrun nominations, make up nominations or nominations that have not been confirmed by the Interstate Pipeline, all as more particularly described in Section 12.01, shall not be considered to be a Service Interruption. Interruptions that are the result of Customer’s inaction or inability to remove or recycle the Condensate from the ELC Liquefaction Facilities pursuant to Section 11.02, shall not be considered to be a Service Interruption. Further, (i) any interruption in service with respect to a Liquefaction Unit that occurs prior to the Liquefaction Threshold Date; or (ii) any interruption in service with respect to a Liquefaction Unit that occurs during the 365 Day period after such Liquefaction Unit is placed in-service that is found by reasonable evidence to be the result of a manufacturer’s mistake or error, design flaw, or error in the technical specifications relating to the Liquefaction Unit or Units sold to ELC under the MMLS Purchase Agreement or (iii) any interruption in service with respect to a Liquefaction Unit caused by ELC’s operations following Shell Global Solutions (US), Inc.’s written advice rendered as advisory services under the OSA shall be exempt from being a Service Interruption.
Other Interruptions. Supplier shall have the right to interrupt or reduce Customer's chilled water service for a duration determined necessary by Supplier, in its good faith judgment, without prior notice to Customer, if (i) a Force Majeure Event has occurred that causes or requires such interruption or reduction of such service, or (ii) the Customer Cooling System, the Connection Equipment or the Premises has become dangerous or defective in Supplier's good faith judgment and, as a result thereof, Supplier believes that such interruption or reduction is necessary to prevent injury to other Persons or damage to or destruction of property, including but not limited to, any component of the Energy Transfer Station or Supplier's other equipment and piping or to prevent the interruption or reduction of Supplier's service to its other customers. In the event of any such interruption or reduction of service, Supplier shall diligently attempt to restore service as soon as it is reasonably possible in the circumstances. Supplier shall notify Customer of the interruption, the anticipated duration of the interruption and the reason therefore as soon as possible after the interruption or reduction.
