Physical Performance Sample Clauses
The Physical Performance clause defines the requirement for a party to fulfill its contractual obligations through actual, tangible actions or delivery of goods or services, rather than through monetary compensation or other forms of settlement. In practice, this means that if a contract calls for the construction of a building, the obligated party must physically construct the building as specified, rather than simply paying damages for non-performance. This clause ensures that the intended outcome of the contract is achieved as originally agreed, addressing situations where monetary compensation would not adequately substitute for the promised performance.
Physical Performance. The Department shall adopt a physical exercise program required for participation by all employees. The Department will provide and maintain exercise equipment for employees to utilize at each Fire Station. Recommendations concerning specific exercise equipment and the particular fitness or exercise program shall be developed by the Physical Fitness Committee.
Physical Performance. Links may be of their own or leased. Likewise parties may agree to install bi-directional links and share costs in equal parts. Parties agree and bind themselves to physically link their networks in accordance with one of the following options.
Physical Performance. The following observations are made.
(a) According to the information received the IranamaduTank is the main source of water for the Jaffna Kilinochchi Water Supply Project. However, the Project activities could not be implemented as planned due to protests of the community of area to use the Iranamadu Tank as the source for the Project.
(b) According to the revised procurement plan, the overall scope of the Project had expected to be carried out under 13 packages at a cost of US $ 91.72 million equivalent Rs. 102,47 million. However, satisfactory progress had not been shown under the works carried out for the procurement of goods, construction work and consultancy etc. According to the explanation of the Project Director, the consultant had been appointed in January 2013 and involved mainly on conceptual design and preparation of bidding documents etc. Therefore, other activities such as designing of distribution network system and construction of water towers etc. were delayed.