Standardization Clause Samples
The Standardization clause establishes uniform terms, procedures, or specifications to be followed by all parties involved in an agreement. In practice, this may require adherence to industry standards, use of specific formats for documentation, or compliance with established protocols throughout the duration of the contract. By mandating consistency, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings, streamlines processes, and ensures that all parties operate under the same expectations, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and inefficiencies.
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Standardization. The Parties undertake to comply with and to use the UN/EDIFACT standards and their subset EANCOM version D01B and higher according to the United Nations Directory for Data Interchange for Commerce (UN/TDI), which standards are specified in CSN No. 977117. The data elements of EDIFACT must be complied with also in case of communication via XML (XML2EDI, B2B). The Parties undertake to use designations of products and identification of business partners with the use of the standards GS1 Czech Republic in accordance with the recommendations of GS1 Global.
Standardization. The Pressure to Go Multiplatform
Standardization. The general items specified with the Technical Specifications indicate specific manufacturers and/or catalog numbers etc., for the purpose of standardization within the District in order to minimize the stockpiling of replacement parts.
Standardization. 1. The rights and obligations of the Parties in respect of technical regulations, standards and conformity assessment shall be governed by the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade.
2. The Parties shall strengthen their co-operation in the fields of technical regulations, standards, conformity assessment, metrology and accreditation with a view to increasing the mutual understanding of their respective systems and facilitating access to their respective markets, thereby preparing the ground for mutual recognition agreements. The Parties shall consult each other in the Association Committee in view of the implementation of the objective set out in this Article.
Standardization. All training rides conducted under subsection 6.4 shall be conducted in an objective and standardized manner (i.e., in accordance with Company policies, procedures, manuals, and any applicable FAR or FAA-approved or accepted documentation).
Standardization. The allocation of maintenance responsibilities as provided on Exhibits A-1 and A-2 for any individual signal included thereon may be changed to bring it in line with the standard allocation of responsibility listed below. The change of the allocation of maintenance responsibilities to the standard allocation must be ratified by the County’s Traffic Engineer and the City’s Public Works Director, and the new Exhibit A-1 and/or A-2 shall be noted with the effective date of the change. It is intended that formal approval by the parties’ governing bodies is delegated to the two representatives for this limited purpose. TYPE OF SIGNAL TRAFFIC CONTROL LUMINAIRE POWER Traffic Control Signal Systems (Signal Systems) County City City Pedestrian Crossing Signal Systems (Ped Signals) City City City MnDOT Controlled Traffic Control Signal Systems (MnDOT Signals) County replaces lamps and MnDOT assumes other elements City City
Standardization. Franchisee will require its employees to wear such uniforms as Franchisor may designate and will comply with such programs of standardization as Franchisor may periodically develop to promote the common business image and to protect the goodwill associated with the Marks and Business System.
Standardization. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Path 1 each agree to market and promote the products and services sold by the Parties hereunder in a manner designed to encourage the widespread and universal adoption of such products and services as the industry standard.
Standardization. Standardization of supplies, materials, equipment and services is authorized by General Municipal Law Section 103, and may be applied to a specific make, model, or type of supply, material, equipment, or services – provided it is in the best interest of BOCES, as determined by the Purchasing Agent. The Purchasing Agent shall recommend standardization only in instances where the criteria are efficiency, economy, continuity of décor, or to meet specific educational requirements. In accordance with General Municipal Law Section 103, such standardization shall require a 3/5 majority vote of the Board, and shall eliminate the need for an “or equal” provision in bid specifications. However, it shall not eliminate the need for public bids, where appropriate.
Standardization. The Contractor shall furnish the Client Agency with a specification sheet listing the standard and optional features for each piece of equipment upon delivery.