Prohibition Against Supplanting Sample Clauses
The Prohibition Against Supplanting clause prevents one party from replacing or substituting the agreed-upon goods, services, or obligations with alternatives not specified in the contract. In practice, this means that the party responsible for delivering a product or service must provide exactly what was originally agreed, and cannot unilaterally switch to a different item or method, even if it is of equal or greater value. This clause ensures that both parties receive precisely what they bargained for, maintaining the integrity of the agreement and preventing disputes over unauthorized substitutions.
Prohibition Against Supplanting. A. The Contractor must not commingle Federal Part C of IDEA funds with other funds.
B. The Contractor must use Federal Part C of IDEA funds to supplement the level of State and local funds expended for eligible infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families, and in no case to supplant those State and local funds.
Prohibition Against Supplanting. (1) Must not commingle Federal Part C of IDEA funds with other funds.
(2) Must use Federal Part C of IDEA funds to supplement the level of State and local funds expended for eligible infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families, and in no case to supplant those State and local funds.
(3) In accordance with WAC 110-400-0140, limit Administrative Indirect costs to no more than ten percent of the total public moneys received.
Prohibition Against Supplanting. The Contractor shall ensure part C of IDEA funds received under this Contract:
7.1.1. Are discrete and not commingled with other funds;
7.1.2. Are used so as to supplement the level of state and local funds expended for eligible infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families, and in no case to supplant those state and local funds;
7.1.3. To meet the requirement, the total amount of state and local [public] funds budgeted for expenditures in the current fiscal year for EIS are at least equal to the total amount of state and local [public] funds actually expended for EIS in the most recent preceding fiscal year, for which the information is available; and
7.1.4. When calculating the total amount of local EIS funds, do not include charitable contributions to non-profit agencies in the total amount of local funds.
Prohibition Against Supplanting. Contractor must not use any funds provided by the Commission to supplant existing funds in contravention of law or Commission policy. Contractor must use any monies leveraged, obtained through matching funds, part of governmental or private grant funds, or in any way resulting from the use of funds provided by the Commission, solely in performing the Services. Contractor’s use of these funds is subject to the Commission’s approval at the Commission’s sole discretion.