Partners responsibility Sample Clauses

Partners responsibility. 5.1. Toward the Leader Each Partner commits himself to fulfil his obligations as they are specified in the Agreement and to inform the Project Managerial Board of all the requests of his respective national Authorities. 5.2. Responsibility in case of default, breach or withdrawal 5.2.1. Measures taken by the Project Managerial Board in case of serious default or breach In the event that one of the Partners would default or breach any obligation of this Agreement for any reason, and that such default or breach is not remedied within forty five
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Partners responsibility. Except as provided below, effective from and after the Effective Date, Partner shall be responsible for, and shall control the conduct of, the Commercialization of the Product in the Partner Territory, at its expense, under and in material accordance with the then-current Commercialization Plan.
Partners responsibility. The Partners shall be liable for all damages arising to the Coordinator from the performance of their activities. In particular, the Partner shall be liable if, as a result of its conduct, the Coordinator is unable to fulfill, in whole or in part, its obligations to the NA, as described in the Agreement, and those undertaken to the other beneficiaries.
Partners responsibility. Indemnization ---------------------------------------- SECTION 9.1 Responsibility of the General Partner. Contribution in capital account Assignable to Portfolio Titles compared to any partner or class of partners starting from any
Partners responsibility. (a) Partner will use its best efforts to promote and sell Product and to maintain good relations with all ACOM’s customers. (b) Partner shall obtain from ACOM all software and equipment as reasonably required by ACOM to effectively promote, market, and sell Product. Software will be provided at no charge, equipment will require a fully refundable deposit. (c) Partner agrees to sell Product within established guidelines and cooperate fully with ACOM in marketing Product. (d) Partner agrees to; attend such sales meetings and training seminars as may be scheduled by ACOM from to time; provide reports and sales forecasts as may be reasonably requested by Acom. (e) Partner shall place orders with ACOM using the standard sales contract (the “Contract”) provided by ACOM, which shall be in substantially the form of contract appended hereto as Exhibit B. (f) Partner shall have the option to provide services for the installation of Product and/or training of end user on Customers’ premises, provided Partner has been qualified by ACOM to perform these services. Partner shall be entitled to a fee for such services as established from time to time by ACOM and as currently provided on Exhibit E. (g) Partner agrees to pay all fees charged by ACOM for services and Product delivered for Partner’s use and benefit pursuant to this Agreement within 30 days from date of invoice. (h) Partner agrees to return all property provided by ACOM including software, supplies, collateral material, price schedules etc. which shall have been provided to Partner without charge, upon termination of this Agreement, or upon written request by ACOM for whatever reason.
Partners responsibility for safer-sex negotiation - When asked specifically about condom negotiation the time they believed they were infected with a rectal chlamydia or gonorrhea, participants stated they did not discuss condoms at all and/or it wasn’t their responsibility to get a condom. Often there was a power differential between partners, where the participant felt compelled to follow the insertive partner’s lead and was unable or unwilling to insert their own opinion. Three participants mentioned they meant to use a condom but didn’t, and one participant mentioned his partner had condoms available yet a condom was not used. Others shared different experiences. One participant said, “I don’t bring it up with my partner. If he wants to use a condom, that’s on him.” Another participant said, “We don’t have conversations like that” and “if he doesn’t want to get a condom, I don’t think much of it.” A third participant said, “we decided not to use a condom...well they decided not to use a condom...I guess they felt comfortable enough to do that.” In all of these situations, the participant lacked self-efficacy in negotiating condom use. Other participants implied that the underlying intention of meeting up determined whether or not they would use a condom. Several young men mentioned if they met up with a guy at a bar, or through a friend, they were more likely to build a connection with that person first. For the participants who reported this, the intention of using a condom was much less likely. For those who mentioned meeting their last CAI partner on the Internet or phone application, they had a stronger intention to use a condom. Whether they followed through with that intention varied. One participant in particular stated, “Let’s say we are going to dinner, you know, other things can happen. But when you plan on sleeping with that person and you meet up with that person, I feel less likely to use condoms.” In the same vein, several participants reported condoms to be present during their last CAI, just not utilized. However, none of the participants mentioned bringing condoms or having condoms personally. One said, “There are some times when condoms are present and you just choose not to use them. It is just the little things that make me not use them. Maybe I want to see what it feels like, or maybe the guy is pushy about it or maybe he said he doesn’t like them.” Another participant said, “We actually did talk about condoms and he said he had some and that made me feel...

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