PPA Sample Clauses

PPA. The Pension Protection Act of 2006 including any regulations or other guidance issued thereunder.

PPA. Positive Percent Agreement; NPA: Negative Percent Agreement; OPA: Overall Percent Agreement Correlation between SUVR values and CSF biomarkers was assessed by fitting quadratic linear models for all participants (black) and after stratifying by visual amyloid status (red and green). Shaded areas indicate 95% confidence intervals. Dashed vertical lines indicate the SUVR cutoff of 1.11 as in Landau et al. Horizontal lines correspond to cutoffs for each CSF biomarker and ratio.

PPA. The CCP Board shall have the authority to review, modify, and approve, as appropriate, all amendments, modifications, and supplements to the PPA.

PPA. Throughout the duration of the Contract, the Supplier undertakes to ensure compliance with all legal regulations, especially labor law, in the field of employment, safety and health protection at work valid in the country of its headquarters. When fulfilling the subject of the public contract, the Supplier shall ensure for all persons who will participate in the fulfillment of the subject of the public contract:

PPA. Require any bidder to enter into a PPA with the Principal in relation to any Facility for which it is the Successful Bidder and to execute and return such PPA to NFPAS.

PPA. The major activities of PPA are the operation of Piraeus Port, including passenger cruise ship, passenger and car ferry terminals, car terminals, general cargo and container terminals, an oil pier, ship yard terminals services and related operations. It is also responsible for the maintenance of port facilities, the supply of port services (supply of water, electric current and telephone connections, etc.). PPA is listed on the Athens Stock Exchange. Piraeus Port is the hub for the connection of continental Greece with the islands, an international cruise center and a commercial hub of the Mediterranean. It is located in the commercially and strategically important shipping lane servicing, among other areas, Europe, North Africa and the Mediterranean.

PPA. Ancillary to the Definitive Agreement will be a PPA providing for IP's purchase of energy from Clinton for the period from Closing through December 31, 2004. In addition to such other terms, conditions and amplifications the parties may negotiate, the PPA will reflect the following basic understandings: IP will purchase and the Buyer will deliver to IP on an as-available (or Unit output) hourly basis the following percentages of the actual net electric output of Xxxxxxx: Year 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 % output 80 xx xx xx xx xx IP will pay for such output (with pricing reflecting all charges, including energy and capacity) at the following general price levels, provided, however, that such prices will be modified by mutual agreement to reflect seasonality (canted to strongly incentivize the Buyer to maximize output at Xxxxxxx during the summer months) and "on" and "off" peak periods on an hourly basis: Year 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Price per MWH $xx $xx $xx $xx $xx $xx

PPA. PPA time to be included in teachers’ directed time budgets pending the outcome of the review of teacher workload agreement.

PPA. The power purchase agreement between the Parties regarding the QF, titled Standard Contract for the Purchase of Non-Firm Energy from a Qualifying Facility (also referenced as “QF Standard Offer Contract (Energy Only PPA)”).

PPA compliant and agree to terms of use. If subscriber accesses motor vehicle records (“MVR’s”) from First InfoSource, Subscriber agrees to the following: A. Access to Driver and/or Motor Vehicle Data: The Driver’s Privacy Protection Act (“DPPA”) as well as State laws that restrict the use of driver and/or motor vehicle data to certain “permissible uses”. Subscribers who access driver and motor vehicle data shall require its employees to acknowledge compliance with these laws and only permit them to access driver and/or motor vehicle information for the specific D.P.P.A. permissible purposes, approved by First InfoSource. B. Subscriber shall employ commercially reasonable procedures to track and audit employee access to and use of the “MVR” data and investigate any allegations of misuse of the data in full cooperation with First InfoSource. Subscriber understands and agrees that in order to insure compliance with all Federal and State laws First InfoSource may need or be required to conduct periodic reviews or audits. In no event will Insurance Information Services and/or First InfoSource be liable to Subscriber for any other damage, consequential damages, omissions, or any other costs and expenses whatsoever except as expressly agreed to here and above. Additionally, Subscriber hereby holds harmless all directors, officers, employees, agents, or suppliers of First InfoSource for any injury or damages as a result of First InfoSource furnishing such data or information to Subscriber as set forth here and above. Subscriber shall indemnify, defend, and hold First InfoSource harmless from and against all costs and liabilities, which may be asserted or assessed against First InfoSource based upon the improper use by Subscriber of MVR information or any other information furnished to Subscriber by First InfoSource.