Responsibilities of Principal Clause Samples

Responsibilities of Principal. A principal may not use the services of an administrator unless the administrator furnishes proof of licensure under s. 633.14 or exemption under sub. (2). History: 1991 a. 39.
Responsibilities of Principal. (a) PRINCIPAL shall provide sales support to REPRESENTATIVE and its sales personnel. (b) PRINCIPAL shall provide technical support for its products. (c) PRINCIPAL shall provide reasonable quantities of sales literature, brochures, and other sales support materials deemed necessary by PRINCIPAL. All sales literature, etc. will be provided at the expense of the PRINCIPAL, shall remain the property of the PRINCIPAL, and will be returned to PRINCIPAL WHEN REQUESTED. (d) PRINCIPAL shall promptly provide REPRESENTATIVE with sales leads originating from within Representative's Territory which were generated to PRINCIPAL by advertising, promotions, or direct factory contact. (e) PRINCIPAL shall provide a warranty on all PRINCIPAL Products represented by REPRESENTATIVE. PRINCIPAL assumes all responsibility for quality and performance of its products.
Responsibilities of Principal. As principal, and purchaser and signatory under the gas purchase contracts, transportation and storage agreements which are the subject of this Agency Agreement, Laclede shall -- (a) be responsible for the payment of all imbalance charges, penalties, losses, expenses, and claims arising under the 60 provisions of those agreements which are incurred through no fault of Laclede or MRT; (b) be responsible for communicating the information needed by MRT for the efficient performance of its agency responsibilities. Penalties resulting solely from Laclede's failure to provide such timely information shall be the responsibility of Laclede; and (c) be responsible for providing the gas and other gas supply resources necessary for the performance of this Agency Agreement.
Responsibilities of Principal. To investigate as necessary in order to establish the nature and extent of an alleged offence. • To establish as part of the code of conduct and to communicate to students, parents, and staff, that desks and lockers are considered school property, and that a search of such property is permissible by school administration. In addition, students shall be advised that they may be directed by a principal or designate to display the contents of clothing, duffle bags, backpacks, or similar items that are worn or carried on school property. • The principal will inform police of any logistical information about the school (e.g. the hours of the school day and class rotation schedules) that may be relevant to the investigation process. Police services will endeavour to work within these logistical considerations in order to minimize the disruption to the school. School staff will not conduct personal searches of students.
Responsibilities of Principal