Specific Retained Authorities Sample Clauses
The 'Specific Retained Authorities' clause defines particular rights or powers that a party, often a parent company or governing body, explicitly reserves for itself rather than delegating to another party or subsidiary. This clause typically lists decisions or actions—such as approving budgets, major contracts, or strategic changes—that require the direct approval of the retaining party. By clearly delineating which authorities are retained, the clause ensures that critical control remains with the designated party, thereby preventing unauthorized or unilateral decisions and maintaining oversight over key aspects of the agreement or organization.
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Specific Retained Authorities. 36.2.1. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary stated in this Agreement, Transnet shall retain the exclusive right, discretion and authority with respect specifically to the activities described in this clause 36.2 and the Service Provider shall obtain Transnet’s prior written approval before undertaking any such activities.
Specific Retained Authorities. Without limiting the generality of Section 5.1, Symetra shall retain exclusive authority, discretion and rights of approval with respect to the activities described in this Section 5.2, and ACS shall obtain Symetra’s prior written approval before undertaking any such activities.
Specific Retained Authorities. Without limiting the generality of Retained Authorities, DSHS will retain exclusive authority, discretion and rights of approval with respect to the activities described in this Section, and the Contractor will obtain DSHS's prior written approval before undertaking any such activities.
Specific Retained Authorities. Without limiting the generality of clause 35.1, Service Recipient shall retain exclusive authority, discretion and rights of approval with respect to the activities described in this clause 35.2, and Provider shall obtain Service Recipient’s prior written approval before undertaking any such activities.
