Penalties and Incentives Sample Clauses

Penalties and Incentives. Should TRX fail to meet any of its obligations in delivery of Services and such failure causes harm to WORLDTRAVEL and/or its Customers, WORLDTRAVEL shall have the right to assess penalties and deduct the same from any invoices due and owing to TRX under the following circumstances only:

Penalties and Incentives. A conventional SLA contains service penalty schemes written in a way that penalises the NSP in case of Failures. Failures usually triggers penalties. Such penalties can be defined as a refund of a percentage of the monthly fee (permanent services) or of the total contract value (temporary services). Penalties do not necessarily have to be financial. For instance, additional features or equipment to enhance the service could be offered or credited for a future service.

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Penalties and Incentives. Penalties: Failure to meet the performance metrics or comply with the terms of this agreement may result in financial penalties or other sanctions as determined by the Client.

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Penalties and Incentives. Route meter reading rounds:

Penalties and Incentives. Penalties: Failure to meet the performance metrics or comply with the terms of this agreement may result in financial penalties or other sanctions as determined by KOSSAA.

Penalties and Incentives. 2.4.1. Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau shall pay CNY 100,000 to Guangzhou Municipal Industry and Information Technology Bureau as a nonconforming penalty if 1.1<SAIDI≦1.2, or CNY 500,000 if 1.2<SAIDI≦1.5, or CNY 1,000,000 if 1.5<SAIDI. 2.4.2. No penalties or incentives will be applied if SAIDI=1. 2.4.3. Guangzhou Municipal Industry and Information Technology Bureau shall pay CNY 100,000 to Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau as a target attainment incentive if 3.0.8<SAIDI<1, or CNY 500,000 if 0.5<SAIDI≦0.8, or CNY 1,000,000 if SAIDI≦0.5. 2.4.4. The incentives shall be financed by the Guangzhou Municipal Industry and Information Technology Bureau from its budget, while the penalties shall be paid to the municipal finance department

Penalties and Incentives. (a) In the event that MATC Celular fails to Complete the Build-to-Suit Site (other than due to Force Majeure events) on or before the projected Completion Date specified in the Site Schedule applicable to that Build-to-Suit Site ("PROJECTED COMPLETION DATE"), Client shall be entitled to rent abatement of the Base Rent (as defined in the Master Lease) for the affected Build-to-Suit Site in an amount equal to fourteen (14) days of Base Rent for each seven (7) day period in excess of the Projected Completion Date that the affected Build-to-Suit Site is not Complete. Any rent abatement of the Base Rent due under the provisions of this Section 4.04(a) shall be applied to the initial Base Rent due under the associated Site Lease beginning as of the Commencement Date of such Site Lease. (b) In the event that MATC Celular Completes the Build-to-Suit Site on or before the Projected Completion Date, MATC Celular shall be entitled to an incentive payment equal to seven (7) days of the Base Rent (as defined in the Master Lease) for the affected Build-to-Suit Site for each fourteen (14) day period prior to the Projected Completion Date that the affected Build-to-Suit Site is Complete. Any payment due to MATC Celular hereunder shall be paid by Client on or before the Rent Commencement Date (as defined in the Master Lease) of the affected Site Lease.

Penalties and Incentives. The following are applicable only in the event that the Partnership Committee pays an annual SLA Assurance Fee: a) Should SAHRA fail to achieve the service levels that are stipulated in terms of the services indicated in Annexure A and provided such a failure is not caused by either a failure of the THE USERS to comply with its obligations and duties in terms of this SLA or influence of a force majeure or any other act beyond the control of SAHRA, the THE USERS reserves the right to enforce penalties as detailed in Annexure B, depending on the merit of each case. b) Penalties and incentives for ad-hoc projects may be negotiated per project. c) Incentives for service deviations may be reviewed per service deviation request.