Production Activities. The Production activities referred to in item “c” of paragraph 3.1 include:
Production Activities. The Production activities referred to in item “c” of paragraph 3.1 include: Customary Production operations, including the Production of Oil and Gas, by both natural and artificial lifting, Treatment, compression, control, measurement, testing, collection, Outflow, storage, and transfer of Oil and Gas; and Interventions in Producing xxxxx and customary injection, maintenance, and repair of Production equipment and facilities.
Production Activities. The production activities include: Routine production operations including the Production of Petroleum and Natural Gas, both by natural and artificial lifting, treatment, compression, transfer, control, measurement, testing, collection, storage and transfer of petroleum, natural gas or both; Interventions in production and injection xxxxx and the maintenance and repair of equipment and production facilities in general.
Production Activities. The Production activities referred to in item “c” of paragraph 3.1 include: customary Production Operations, including the Production of Oil and Gas, by both natural and artificial lifting, Treatment, compression, control, measurement, testing, collection, Outflow, storage, and transfer of Oil and Gas; and Interventions in Producing xxxxx and customary injection, maintenance, and repair of Production equipment and facilities. Expenditures for rentals, charters, and leases, exclusively during the period in which the property or right is effectively used in the Operations, are recoverable as Cost Oil. The expenditures incurred by the Contracted Party in transactions with Affiliates, pursuant to the approval and supporting procedures set forth in paragraphs 3.17 to 3.28 of Annex VIII, shall be recognized as Cost Oil. Expenditures disbursed for the following shall not be recognized as Cost Oil: Royalties; Signature Bonus; commercial Royalties paid to Affiliates; additional information obtained pursuant to paragraph 2.5 of Xxxxx XXXX; financial charges and amortization of loans and financings; research, development, and innovation contracted under Section Seven of this Agreement; fixed assets not directly related to the activities established in paragraph 3.1; judicial and extrajudicial costs, reconciliations, arbitrations, expert examinations, attorney’s fees, loss of suit expenses, and indemnifications resulting from court decision or arbitration award, even if merely by judicial settlement approval, as well as extrajudicial settlement, when resulting from litigations involving the Contracting Party, ANP or the Manager, in different capacities; fines, sanctions, and penalties of any kind; replacement of properties, equipment, and supplies lost, damaged, or destroyed due to act of God, force majeure, or similar causes, as well as willful misconduct, malpractice, negligence, or imprudence by the Operator, its agents, contracted parties, Affiliates or associates, and related services; downtime resulting from item “j”; income taxes, as well as taxes encumbering acquisitions and generating credits that may be used by the Contracted Party; commercialization or Transportation of Oil and Gas, ; items covered by the percentage defined in paragraph 3.2.1; tax credits arising from the non-cumulative nature aiming at the recovery of the tax burden levied on the previous phase that may be used by the Contractor, except for credits required to be cancelled or reversed. per...
Production Activities. Production Company agrees to procure and maintain insurance coverage as provided in Paragraph 4.b below prior to entering the University's premises and to name the University as an additional insured thereon. Failure to meet this requirement shall be considered cause for University to terminate this Agreement.
Production Activities. RJRTC shall acknowledge receipt of each Purchase Order within three (3) business days of RJRTC’s receipt of such Purchase Order. RJRTC shall promptly inform BATUS Japan of RJRTC’s schedule for production and delivery of ordered Products at the railroad railhead or, if delivery by ship is required by BATUS Japan in the applicable Purchase Order, at the ship’s rail at the U.S.A. port of exit or, if air freight delivery is required by BATUS Japan in the applicable Purchase Order, at the fuselage of the aircraft. If RJRTC determines that it cannot fill any portion of the Purchase Order by the requested delivery date(s), BATUS Japan shall be notified in writing within three (3) business days of RJRTC’s receipt of the Purchase Order. RJRTC’s notice shall include a proposed alternative delivery date(s) for the Products (or any portion thereof) subject to the Purchase Order. In such cases, the Parties will negotiate a revised delivery date(s) agreeable to both Parties and shall confirm such final agreed delivery date(s) in writing. If an alternative delivery date(s) acceptable to BATUS Japan cannot be agreed using normal transport as defined in Sub-Section 2.17(a), RJRTC will be obligated to fill the Purchase Order (or the applicable portion of the Purchase Order) on a date that is acceptable to BATUS Japan pursuant to the air freight remedy specified in Sub-Section 2.17(c). If no notice is given by RJRTC in accordance with this Sub-Section 2.16, the original delivery date(s) stated in the Purchase Order shall become a firm delivery date(s) by which RJRTC must deliver the Products subject to the Purchase Order at the railroad railhead or, if delivery by ship is required by BATUS Japan in the applicable Purchase Order, at the ship’s rail at the U.S.A. port of exit or, if air freight delivery is required by BATUS Japan in the applicable Purchase Order, at the fuselage of the aircraft. RJRTC shall produce and deliver to BATUS Japan the amount of ordered Products within the time period set forth in the applicable Purchase Order (unless modified as stated above), and such Products shall meet BATUS Japan’s Specifications. Notwithstanding the foregoing of this Sub-Section 2.16, RJRTC shall have the right to accept or reject, in whole or in part, any Purchase Order placed by BATUS Japan, in the event that: (a) the Purchase Order would require RJRTC to possess materials in inventory for production of Products in excess of the inventory levels specified in the Guidelines on...
Production Activities. A Member may be assigned to services relating to Production Activities. The Responsible Administrator and Member shall agree on the scope of responsibilities, activities to be completed in the term, and a total number of hours to be spent on such production activities. A document will be maintained by the College identifying the production activities to be completed, scope, expectations and activities performed. Any deviation from the approved agreement must be approved in advance by the Member and the Responsible Administrator. Work performed shall be compensated with a stipend using the following formula: (the number of hours per semester assigned) x (the established rate of $38.00 per hour) = stipend total.
Production Activities. The production activities include:
Production Activities. A Member may be assigned to services relating to Production Activities. The Responsible Administrator and Member shall agree on the scope of responsibilities, activities to be completed in the term, and a total number of hours to be spent on such production activities. A document will be maintained by the College identifying the production activities to be completed, scope, expectations and activities performed. Any deviation from the approved agreement must be approved in advance by the Member and the Responsible Administrator. Work performed shall be compensated with a stipend using the following formula: (the number of hours per semester assigned) x (the established rate of $38.00 per hour) = stipend total. If offered by the College, the Member may, in lieu of receiving compensation of $38.00 per hour for work performed, agree to permit such extra duty hours to be treated as lab/clinical contact hours and applied toward the Member’s Teaching Load for the semester, provided such application does not result in Overload; if this option is used, the work to be performed and the number of lab/clinical contact hours to be applied shall be reduced to writing and signed by all parties effected by the agreement prior to or substantially near the
Production Activities. General Production Process
