Roll-out. 25.1 The USP shall maintain a waiting list of all prospective customers desiring to be registered for a telephone connection from the USP. At least 100 rural household DELs should be provided within six months from the effective date of the Agreement in each of the SSA within the Service Area for which the Agreement is signed. After six months from the effective date of the Agreement, all wait-listed subscribers shall be provided with rural DELs within a period of three months of registration. The USP shall provide a quarterly statement in Annexure – IV containing details of the registered demand of the customers and RDELs provided. For the RDELs not provided as per the Rollout required to be achieved, without prior written concurrence of the Administrator, the delayed period shall entail recovery of Liquidated Damages (X.X).
25.2 Provided further that for the RDELs that are provided within 30 calendar days of the expiry of the relevant period from the effective date, the Administrator shall accept the services without levy of the X.X. charges. For the shortfall in providing the required number of RDELs after the stipulated period, the Administrator shall be entitled to recover liquidated damages at the rate of 5% of front loaded subsidy payable for those RDELs for each calendar month of delay of part thereof, subject to a maximum of 10% of the front loaded subsidy thus payable for those RDELs. For the purpose of charging the Liquidated Damages, the representative rate for the front loaded subsidy applicable for the respective SDCA in the service area, where the relevant roll out obligation of providing RDELs has not been fulfilled, shall be taken into account. The Administrator may also decide to invite fresh bids in respect of unfulfilled roll out.
Roll-out. Corporation shall not be required to fund the media roll-out of the Show if Corporation determines that:
(a) In Corporation's sole discretion, or upon advice of counsel, the risk of airing the Show is unacceptable;
(b) Client, in Corporation's opinion, cannot manufacture or deliver sufficient quantities of Product in relation to media time purchased;
(c) Client's relationships with its service vendors such as its inbound telemarketer, Fulfillment Company and Product manufacturer are unacceptable to Corporation;
(d) Client's right to sell the Product is in question;
(e) The Test Results are unsatisfactory; or
(f) Client is in material breach of this Agreement.
Roll-out. If the second test is deemed successful by Vendor, Owners shall grant Vendor the exclusive right to air the Infomercial during the "Term".
Roll-out. The OEM shall describe in details what will be the procedures he envisaged for both, Design Software & PLM System rollout on Near DR and Far DR Data centres (beginning of Phase 2) and the PLM System rollout once they are built, in particular the proposal shall include:
Roll-out. 1. The Hype Magazine Television Network will utilize previously created sizzle reels created by Jus Swagg TV to introduce the DaBLOCK television program to its au- dience.
2. We will, as a collective, select an official first-air date on The Hype Magazine Tele- vision Network following a suitable introduction series via XxxXxxxXxxxxxxx.xxx online portal.
3. Add coming soon announcements via online and social media platforms from all parties as to the addition of the programming to The Hype Magazine Television Network.
4. Insert DaBLOCK promo reel into current programming breaks on The Hype Maga- zine Television Network.
5. On selected first-air date insert DaBLOCK program into the broadcast lineup.
6. Jus Swagg TV to create coming soon and segment promo spots for each seg- ment announcing the show on The Hype Magazine Television Network.
Roll-out. Division of the policy into two separate policies, one to be retained by the Company, and the other to be transferred to the Executive.
Roll-out. Under the Prior Agreement, Home Depot and GreenSky agreed to roll out Phase 1 of the Project Loan Product (as defined in subsection (f)(ii) below), as specified in Schedule 2(e), and to work together in good faith to achieve the subsequent roll-out schedule as set forth on Schedule 2(e) (the “Roll-Out”). If the requirements regarding Phase 1 or Phase 2 of the Roll-Out as set forth on Schedule 2(e) were not met for any reason other than a material breach of this Agreement by Home Depot, Home Depot, in its reasonable discretion, had the right to elect to terminate the Project Loan Product as provided for in Section 11(e).
Roll-out. Within 120 days of the occurrence of Pilot Completion, Customer will commence to install the Software in its stores on a widespread basis. Customer will notify Vendor in writing of the first day that such installation commences (the "Roll-Out Commencement Date"), and will make best efforts to provide such written notice at least ten (10) days before the Rollout Commencement Date.
Roll-out. The Supplier and the Customer shall co-operate in rolling out the Managed Services in accordance with the roll-out provisions of the Project Plan.
Roll-out. Seller agrees to provide Company with 16 weeks notice of rollout of MCX units. Once agreed, any modifications to the roll out schedule shall be mutually agreed by the parties.
