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PRODUCTION POLICY Sample Clauses

PRODUCTION POLICY. 1. The production policy of the Authority shall be based on the following principles: (a) Development of the resources of the Area shall take place in accordance with sound commercial principles; (b) The provisions of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, its relevant codes and successor or superseding agreements shall apply with respect to activities in the Area; (c) In particular, there shall be no subsidization of activities in the Area except as may be permitted under the agreements referred to in subparagraph (b). Subsidization for the purpose of these principles shall be defined in terms of the agreements referred to in subparagraph (b); (d) There shall be no discrimination between minerals derived from the Area and from other sources. There shall be no preferential access to markets for such minerals or for imports of commodities produced from such minerals, in particular: A/RES/48/263 (i) By the use of tariff or non-tariff barriers; and (ii) Given by States Parties to such minerals or commodities produced by their state enterprises or by natural or juridical persons which possess their nationality or are controlled by them or their nationals; (e) The plan of work for exploitation approved by the Authority in respect of each mining area shall indicate an anticipated production schedule which shall include the estimated maximum amounts of minerals that would be produced per year under the plan of work; (f) The following shall apply to the settlement of disputes concerning the provisions of the agreements referred to in subparagraph (b): (i) Where the States Parties concerned are parties to such agreements, they shall have recourse to the dispute settlement procedures of those agreements; (ii) Where one or more of the States Parties concerned are not parties to such agreements, they shall have recourse to the dispute settlement procedures set out in the Convention; (g) In circumstances where a determination is made under the agreements referred to in subparagraph (b) that a State Party has engaged in subsidization which is prohibited or has resulted in adverse effects on the interests of another State Party and appropriate steps have not been taken by the relevant State Party or States Parties, a State Party may request the Council to take appropriate measures. 2. The principles contained in paragraph 1 shall not affect the rights and obligations under any provision of the agreements referred to in paragraph 1 (b), as well as the relevant free t...
PRODUCTION POLICY. (1) Each year the corporation must make available – (a) for the veneer and sawmilling industries, a minimum aggregate quantity of eucalypt veneer logs and eucalypt sawlogs, from multiple use forest, that meet the prescribed specifications; and (b) for a prescribed industry, the prescribed quantity, prescribed type and prescribed specification of other prescribed timber. (2) In subsection (1)(a) – (a) 137 000 cubic metres; or (b) if another quantity is prescribed, the prescribed quantity. Part 2 – Continuing Wood Supply (Production Policy) s. 6 (3) The regulations may prescribe the time for which the quantity, type and specification of other timber is to be made available and the source of the other timber. (2) If the protection order – (a) is not made by the Minister within the period specified in section 10(2); or (b) is not accepted by both Houses of Parliament under section 10; or (c) is revoked under section 12, 13(9) or 14(5) – section 22AA(2)(a) is amended on 30 June in the year in which the protection order is not made, is not accepted, or is revoked, as the case may be, by omitting “137 000” and substituting “300 000”. PART 3 WOOD SUPPLY (AMENDMENTS TO
PRODUCTION POLICY. (1) To facilitate the achievement of the objectives set out in paragraph (1) of Article 1, exporting Members undertake to adopt and to implement a production policy. (2) The Council shall, by a distributed two-thirds majority vote, establish procedures for coordinating the production policies referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article. These procedures may include appropriate measures for, or encouragement of, diversification, together with the means whereby Members may obtain both technical and financial assistance. (3) The Council may establish a contribution payable by exporting Members which shall be used to permit the Organization to carry out appropriate technical studies for the purpose of assisting exporting Members to adopt the measures necessary to pursue an adequate production policy. Such contribution shall not exceed 2 US cents per bag exported to importing Member countries and shall be payable in convertible currency.
PRODUCTION POLICY. 1. The production policy of the Authority shall be based on the following principles: (a) Development of the resources of the Area shall take place in accordance with sound commercial principles; (b) The provisions of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, its relevant codes and successor or superseding agreements shall apply with respect to activities in the Area; (c) In particular, there shall be no subsidization of activities in the Area except as may be permitted under the agreements referred to in subparagraph (b). Subsidization for the purpose of these principles shall be defined in terms of the agreements referred to in subparagraph (b); (d) There shall be no discrimination between minerals derived from the Area and from other sources. There shall be no preferential access to markets for such minerals or for imports of commodities produced from such minerals, in particular:
PRODUCTION POLICY. (1) Each year the corporation must make available – (a) for the veneer and sawmilling industries, a minimum aggregate quantity of eucalypt veneer logs and eucalypt sawlogs, from multiple use forest, that meet the prescribed specifications; and (b) for a prescribed industry, the prescribed quantity, prescribed type and prescribed specification of other prescribed timber. (2) In subsection (1)(a) – (a) 155 000 cubic metres; or (b) if another quantity is prescribed, the prescribed quantity.
PRODUCTION POLICY. The Stadium Authority agrees and acknowledges that FIFA shall have the sole right to determine, at its sole discretion, the policy and project plan governing the extent and the manner in which, by any means whatsoever (whether now known or hereafter created), the content and/or material being subject to the Media Rights is produced in relation to all Matches and other Competition-related events staged in the Stadium. The Stadium Authority further agrees and acknowledges that FIFA shall have the right to appoint, at its sole discretion, the Host Broadcaster and further third party service providers in relation to the production of the content and material in connection with the Competitions and the Competition-related events staged in the Stadium and the manner in which such production of content is performed (such as installation of spider cameras above the Pitch Area).

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