Parties Obligations Sample Clauses
The 'Parties’ Obligations' clause defines the specific duties and responsibilities that each party must fulfill under the agreement. It typically outlines what actions or deliverables are required from each side, such as providing goods, services, payments, or information, and may set deadlines or standards for performance. By clearly delineating these obligations, the clause ensures that both parties understand their roles and helps prevent disputes by establishing a clear framework for accountability.
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Parties Obligations. The PARTIES are under the obligation to perform the services provided for in this Contract in their entirety, in accordance with its content and that of the PROTOCOL. Furthermore, the PARTIES obligations include: Collaborating in visits monitoring the TRIALS made by: (1) the CEIm, (2) monitors and auditors acting on instructions from the SPONSOR and (3) the relevant authorities, when they make inspections. These visits, apart from inspections, will be notified a minimum of one week in advance, unless a different time frame is agreed by the PARTIES. When such follow up, monitoring and audit visits are paid, such technical or organizational measures will be taken as ensure the maximum respect for the legislation on personal data protection. The LEAD INVESTIGATOR, the SPONSOR and the monitors and auditors will observe the internal procedural rules of the HOSPITAL and the FOUNDATION, which will be provided by the latter, and also the indications on the performance of the TRIALS given by the CEIm responsible for monitoring them. The PARTIES may not agree, amongst themselves or with third parties unrelated to this document, in relation to the performance of the TRIALS, agreements or terms unrelated to this one which obstruct, qualify, except, contravene or prevent performance of the respective obligations undertaken, or which involve undertaking others which are contrary to the applicable regulations. For this purpose, each one of the PARTIES declares that, at the date of this Contract, they are not a party to any agreement or pact which includes any of the agreements or terms referred to previously. In particular, under this Clause, the PARTIES accept that they may not agree or pay considerations of any kind other than those provided for in the Contract. The costs of the meetings held to organize and supervise performance of the TRIALS, and those for analysing or publishing their results (presentations or scientific publications) are excluded from this prohibition. Apart from those provided for in the applicable regulations, the SPONSOR’s obligations are to give continuous support to the LEAD INVESTIGATOR and provide it and the CEIm with any new, relevant information which appears about the medication under investigation. The FOUNDATION’s obligation is the financial management of these TRIALS, receiving the payments made on account by the SPONSOR/CRO (choose whichever is appropriate) and distributing them in accordance with the provisions of Schedule I. The LEA...
Parties Obligations. 3.1 Qubit shall, during the Subscription Term, perform the Services with reasonable skill and care in accordance with the Agreement (including the SLA).
Parties Obligations. The Parties’ obligations under this Agreement will continue notwithstanding the existence of a Material Change.
Parties Obligations. An inspection or audit by a Party under this Agreement shall not relieve the other Party of its obligations under this Agreement or at Law.
Parties Obligations. A. Institution and LEA agree jointly to:
1. Coordinate college admissions and concurrent registration. LEA and Institution registrars work together to ensure CE students are:
a. officially registered or admitted as degree seeking, non-degree-seeking, or non-matriculated students of institution;
b. registered within institution deadlines;
c. enrolled both in the college course and the high school course; and
d. awarded the same final course grade and credit hour value on both high school and college transcripts.
2. Coordinate academic advising with high school counselors and/or concurrent administrators to ensure students register for appropriate CE courses.
a. Provide information on general education requirements at higher education institutions. Advise students how to efficiently choose concurrent enrollment courses to avoid duplication or excess credit hours, and how course credit transfers among USHE institutions and to institutions outside the USHE.
b. Provide math and English placement testing to CE students.
c. Monitor student academic achievement for consideration when advising on future CE course taking.
3. Collaborate to ensure a 100% systems data match of student and course data.
4. Communicate, in a timely fashion, any staffing or administrative changes that could impact CE course offerings. When possible, note impending cancellations one year in advance on the CE Master List (November 15).
5. Determine whether an eligible instructor who previously taught a concurrent enrollment course is no longer qualified to teach the concurrent enrollment course.
6. Publish a schedule of USHE faculty-led CE courses by March 30 for the following academic year.
7. Submit annual contracts to the USHE system offices no later than 5 p.m. May 30. USHE system office will retain copies for seven years and will update the State Board of Education on completed contracts by June 30.
▇. ▇▇▇ agrees to:
1. Screen students for success in a CE program:
a. Verify students have met all eligibility requirements and course prerequisites before enrolling them in a CE course; arrange placement testing if needed; and
b. Advise students who receive poor or failing grades to reconsider other course options for subsequent enrollment.
2. Manage CE adjunct faculty and facilitator issues:
a. Present adjunct faculty credentials to the Institution in a reasonable timeframe. Notify all students and parents the first day of class, if the educator has not received adjunct faculty approval, a...
Parties Obligations. With respect to each Transaction, Seller shall sell and Deliver to Buyer and Buyer shall purchase and receive, the Quantity of the Product, and Buyer shall pay Seller the Contract Price with respect to the Product Delivered, all in accordance with the terms hereof. Seller shall, at its sole expense, take all actions and execute all documents and instruments necessary to ensure that all Product under each Transaction is properly registered, verified, Delivered, or capable of being Delivered, tracked, and otherwise qualified in all respects under the Cap-and-Trade Regulations as an Allowance or Offset Credit, as applicable.
Parties Obligations. Following the lapse of restrictions, the Company shall deliver to the Participant as soon as practicable certificate(s) representing those shares as to which restrictions have lapsed in accordance with Paragraphs 2, 4 or 5, as the case may be.
Parties Obligations a) With regard to the processing purposes referred to in Article 1, both Parties shall ensure compliance with the conditions applying to the processing of personal data pursuant to GDPR.
b) Customers guarantees that the content, the use and the instructions for the processing of the personal data as referred to in this DPA are not unlawful and do not infringe any right of third parties.
c) The obligations of Easygenerator that arise from this DPA shall also apply to those who process personal data under the authority and on the instructions (sub-processors) of Easygenerator.
Parties Obligations. The parties agree to fulfill the following obligations:
3.1 Responsibilities of irx, LLC. irx, LLC will:
3.1.1 Design and implement a communication plan as mutually agreed upon by irx, LLC communications staff and the superintendent.
3.1.2 Coordinate internal and external communication activities as outlined in the agreed upon service package.
3.1.3 Staff commitment as required by agreed on scope of services
3.1.4 Invoice the District for services up to 700 hours at $50.00 per hour for a contract total of $35,000.00. Billing will be performed via electronic invoicing in monthly installments dependent on number of hours of service provided each month.
3.2 Responsibilities of the District. The District will:
3.2.1 Identify a director or immediate supervisor to whom irx, LLC shall be responsible.
3.2.2 Pay $50.00 per hour and mileage for services rendered in 3.1 above, with a maximum number of 700 hours during the terms of the agreement. The terms of agreement begin on January 1, 2016 and end on July 31, 2016. Payments shall be made within thirty days of receipt of the invoice.
3.2.3 Discuss any additional services that are needed that are beyond the scope of the Agreement and execute mutually agreed upon amendments to this Agreement. Additional services will be billed at $50.00 per hour.
Parties Obligations. 4.1. The Broadcaster represents and warrants that:
(a) it is entitled to enter into this Agreement and to perform the obligations set out in it;
(b) in the fulfilment of its obligations under this Agreement, it shall comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations governing the broadcast or communication to the public of advertising in the United Kingdom;
(c) it shall comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations relating to data protection, anti-bribery, anti-corruption and anti-money laundering; and
(d) it shall perform its obligations under this Agreement in accordance with reasonably accepted industry practice.
4.2. The Buyer represents, warrants and undertakes that:
(a) it is entitled to enter into this Agreement and to grant the rights to Broadcaster as specified in this Agreement;
(b) in relation to each Advertisement, the Buyer contracts with Broadcaster as a principal notwithstanding that the Buyer may be acting for the Advertiser as an agent or media buyer;
(c) it will give the Broadcaster written notice of any change of its name, trading style, identity or trading premises immediately (and in no more than 5 working days of such change);
(d) all Material will (unless otherwise agreed, in writing) be delivered to Broadcaster in the format or medium notified to the Buyer by the Broadcaster:
(i) if the Buyer is providing its own material for an Advertisement, at least 3 working days before the Campaign Start Date; or
(ii) if the Broadcaster is writing and producing the material for an Advertisement (using the Buyer’s Material), at least 14 working days before the Campaign Start Date;
(e) it has obtained or will obtain clearance (and shall be responsible for all costs, royalties and expenses related to all third party rights) necessary for the exploitation of all Material it has provided to the Broadcaster for the purposes of the Campaign;
(f) all information supplied to the Broadcaster or otherwise used in connection with or used within an Advertisement or Material is accurate, complete and true;
(g) in respect of any Material submitted for broadcast or publication (whether on the Internet or on the radio) which contains the name or voice or a contribution made by a living person, the Buyer or the Advertiser has obtained the authority of such living person to make use of such name or voice or contributions;
(h) in relation to any financial promotion (as defined under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000), the Advertiser is, or...