Practical considerations Clause Samples
The 'Practical Considerations' clause outlines specific logistical or operational factors that parties should keep in mind when implementing the agreement. It may address issues such as timelines for performance, necessary resources, communication protocols, or steps to ensure compliance with the contract's terms. By highlighting these real-world aspects, the clause helps parties anticipate and manage potential challenges, ensuring smoother execution and reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes.
Practical considerations. It is important to start the planning process from an informed perspective, both in terms of the country in which the program will be implemented and the lessons learnt from other countries. The core practical considerations for establishing a new HIVST program include understanding the regulatory framework (or lack of one) with respect to medical devices, understanding the processes and impediments for getting the selected products into the country, and confidence that it will be possible to provide a safe, effective and reliable delivery system. For any country where HIVST has not previously been available, it may be necessary to undertake program evaluations to study the prospective acceptability of the testing approach, preferences of potential clients, language and cultural issues that could affect the success of the program, and studies to ascertain whether an HIVST program could achieve the intended health goals. Much work has been done to answer some core programmatic implementation questions and understand the factors that determine its overall impact. For example, modelling and investment scenarios developed as part of STAR demonstrated that the impact and cost-effectiveness of HIVST is sensitive to the prevalence of undiagnosed HIV in the sub-population and the overall costs of service delivery. Studies of data from Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe showed that the greatest epidemiological impact can be achieved with the most cost-effective use of scarce resources when HIVST focuses on adult men and when targeted at women having transactional sex. Providers of HIVST testing should put in place quality assurance (QA) mechanisms to ensure that individuals who self-test get a correct diagnosis. Those who self-test HIV positive (reactive) must undergo confirmatory testing using approved algorithm. Distributors of HIVST should ensure that users are provided with information and tools to support effective linkage and referrals to confirmatory testing, treatment and prevention. Recommended models for linkages can be found in the “Implementation” section of this guide. Other key findings from experience to date with HIVST led to the recommendations that in all programs: • Those who receive a reactive (potentially positive) result should be referred to confirmatory testing and, if confirmed, linkage to ART; and, • Those who test negative (non-reactive) should still receive referrals and linkage to HIV prevention, as well as other health information on tubercul...
Practical considerations. 5.2.1 Protocol Unification Although described separately in Section 4, the four STR operations (join, leave, merge and partition) actually represent different strands of a single protocol. We justify this claim with an informal argument below. – The resulting key tree has missing bkeys from the parent node of the sponsor to the root node as well as the sponsor’s blinded session random. – The sponsor generates new session random and computes all keys and bkeys from its parent node up to the node just below the root node. It then broadcasts the whole key tree containing only bkeys and blinded session randoms. – Using the broadcast message, any member can compute the group key.
5.2.2 Cascaded Events Since network disruptions are random and unpredictable, it is natural to take into account the occurence of so-called cascaded membership events. A cascaded event occurs, in its simplest form, when one membership change occurs while another is being handled. Event here means any of: join, leave, partition, merge or a combination thereof. For example, a partition can occur while a prior partition is being dealt with, resulting in a cascade of size two. In principle, cascaded events of arbitrary size can occur if the underlying network is highly volatile. 1 receive msg (msg type = membership event) 2 construct new tree 3 while there are missing bkeys 4 if ((I can compute any missing keys and I am the sponsor) || 5 (sponsor computed a key)) 6 while(1) 7 compute missing (key, bkey) pairs 8 if (I cannot compute) 9 break 10 endif 11 if (others need my information) 12 broadcast new bkeys 13 endif 14 endif 15 endwhile 15 receive msg \* this line replaces line 15 above *\ 16 if (msg type = membership event) 17 construct new tree 18 endif 19 endwhile
Practical considerations. Any decision of the arbitrator shall be binding in any court of law so that the terms of the decision can be enforced. Dated: January 22, 2004 Dated: January 22, 2004
Practical considerations. Any decision of the arbitrator shall be binding in any court of law so that the terms of the decision can be enforced.
Practical considerations. In determining whether you should ask for tenant estoppel certificate(s), factors such as the prospective purchaser’s objective (long-term hold or short-term flip), the size of the building(s), the number of tenants and the lender involved in a purchase may dictate the time devoted to obtaining and reviewing tenant estoppel certificates. With appropriate consideration given to the economics of transactions, counsel for landlords and prospective purchasers will best serve their clients’ interests by obtaining as many tenant estoppel certificates as possible and carefully examining them for accuracy during the appropriate due diligence period so that the possibility of later litigation over material lease terms will be minimized.