Price Approval. NON-BUILDING STANDARD WORK AT TENANT'S EXPENSE (a) COST APPROVAL. Tenant agrees to pay the cost of all work necessary to complete the Tenant Improvements and the Other Tenant Improvements in accordance with the Working Drawings in excess of $1,050,000.00, in the aggregate, together with the cost of any improvements to the "System" in excess of the proceeds of the "Loan" (as such terms are defined in Section XXXV.D. of the Lease; herein, the "Excess System Costs"), excluding only (1) architects' and engineering fees incurred in preparing from the approved Space Plans the Working Drawings, as initially approved by Landlord and Tenant, (2) costs resulting from gross negligence or willful misconduct of Landlord or its agents, employees or contractors in the performance of Landlord's Work, (3) costs resulting from a breach by Landlord or those engaged by Landlord to perform Landlord's Work of a contract for the Tenant Improvements or Other Tenant Improvements, or resulting from defects in construction of Landlord's Work, (4) costs incurred in performing Landlord's Work which are reimbursed from available bonding or insurance proceeds, (6) costs to construct alterations or improvements (i) to the Common Areas which are necessary to obtain permits required for the lawful occupancy of the Premises by Tenant or (ii) to areas or portions of the Premises or the improvements therein which are not within the scope of the Tenant Improvements and which are necessary to correct any violation of law existing as of the date of execution hereof which would be required to be corrected whether or not the Landlord's Work was being performed (i.e., excluding those which would have been "grandfathered" but for landlord's Work, and excluding also plan check corrections), and (7) interest and fees charged by Landlord for financing the construction of Landlord's work. Concurrent with the plan checking referred to in Section 3 above, Landlord shall prepare and submit to Tenant bids from subcontractors for all work included in the Tenant Improvements and Other Tenant Improvements and for the Excess System Costs required by the approved plans, specifications and Working Drawings, together with an amount equal to twelve percent (12%) of the total of such bids which shall be the construction management fee payable to Ares, Inc., an affiliate of Landlord (collectively the "Bid Amount"). If Tenant approves the Bid Amount, it shall pay Landlord such costs in advance within five (5) days aft...
Price Approval. Price Approval means, in any jurisdiction where a governmental authority authorizes reimbursement for, or approves or determines pricing for, pharmaceutical products as a condition of sale in such jurisdiction, receipt (or, if required to make such authorization, approval or determination effective, publication) of such reimbursement authorization or pricing approval or determination.
Price Approval. The Importer will use diligent efforts to (i) obtain and maintain price approval from Government Authorities in the Territory, and (ii) ensure that appropriate Tier-One Distributors participate in applicable tender systems to enable sales of Products in the Territory. At Re-Exporter’s request, Importer will cooperate in connection with such efforts.
Price Approval. The effective application of the price referred above, freely agreed by the Parties, shall be subject to the Government Authorizations which may be necessary.
Price Approval. In order to minimize conflicts regarding banquet hall and room rental rates, catering rates, food and beverage, a la carte and menu rates and rental rates for the recreational equipment, Manager agrees to meet with the City prior to preparing the annual product and price list and periodically thereafter in an effort to mutually develop products and pricing that will best meet the interests of both parties. If, as a result of the review, City does not agree with any pricing determination by Manager, City will promptly (no later than 30 days after completion of the review) give written notice to Manager describing in reasonable detail the nature of the disagreement. If City and Manager reconcile their differences, the relevant determination will be adjusted accordingly and become binding. If City and Manager are unable to reconcile their differences in writing within 20 calendar days after City sends written notice of disagreement to Manager (the "Reconciliation Period"), the disputed pricing will be submitted to independent industry experts familiar with public facility venues mutually acceptable to City and Manager for their final determination, which will be binding. The independent industry experts may consider only the matter in dispute and will be instructed to act within 20 calendar days, or a longer period if City and Manager agree. If City and Manager are unable to agree upon independent industry experts within seven calendar days after expiration of the Reconciliation Period, City and Manager will each select an independent industry expert. The two selected industry experts will select a third independent industry expert, who will render a decision which will be binding. The City will pay for the costs of the review by the independent industry expert.
Price Approval. Manager agrees to meet with the City prior to preparing the annual products, services, and price list, and periodically thereafter in an effort to mutually develop products, services, and pricing that will best meet the interests of both parties.
Price Approval. At the same time as the application for marketing approval, Organon shall file with the relevant government institution an application for price approval for the Product.
Price Approval. RRK agrees to meet with the City prior to preparing the annual product and price list and periodically thereafter in an effort to mutually develop products and pricing that will best meet the interests of both parties.
