Summary Reporting Sample Clauses

Summary Reporting. Given the ongoing nature of ensuring web accessibility on the University’s campus and the extensive amount of new online content that will be created and assessed each academic year, the Strategic Action Plan will incorporate specific benchmarks, including timeframes, and internal evaluation efforts that the University will implement on an ongoing basis moving forward. The University will provide to OCR a Summary Report of its efforts to effectuate this Agreement and these ongoing efforts to maintain web accessibility on campus by the beginning of the 2019-2020 academic year. The University will meet and consult with OCR following the submission of this Summary Report and agrees to provide upon request further information to satisfy any specific concerns OCR may raise at that time and until OCR closes the monitoring of this Agreement.
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Summary Reporting. Given the ongoing nature of ensuring web accessibility, the Strategic Action Plan will incorporate specific benchmarks, including timeframes, and internal auditing efforts that the District will implement on an ongoing basis moving forward. The District will provide to OCR a Summary Report of its efforts to effectuate this Agreement and these ongoing efforts to maintain web accessibility by the beginning of the fall of the 2018-2019 academic year. The District understands that OCR will consult with the District following the submission of the Summary Report, and the District agrees to provide upon request further information to satisfy any specific concerns OCR may raise at that time and until OCR closes the monitoring of this Agreement.
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Summary Reporting. Given the on-going nature of accessibility and usability of the University’s website and the extensive amount of new online content and functionality that will be created and assessed each academic year, the Strategic Action Plan will incorporate specific benchmarks, including timeframes, that the University will implement on an ongoing basis moving forward. The University will provide to OCR a Summary Report of its efforts to effectuate this Agreement and the Strategic Action Plan, as well as the on-going efforts to maintain web accessibility and usability of the University’s website by the beginning of the 2018-2019 academic year. The University will meet and consult with OCR following the submission of this Summary Report with the expectation that OCR will provide in a clear and good faith manner, any remaining issues necessary to close the monitoring of this Agreement.
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Summary Reporting. Given the ongoing nature of ensuring web accessibility in the District and the extensive amount of new online content that will be created and assessed each academic year, the Strategic Action Plan will incorporate specific benchmarks, including timeframes, and internal evaluation efforts that the District will implement on an
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Summary Reporting. The College will provide to OCR a Summary Report of its efforts to effectuate this Agreement and its ongoing efforts to maintain web accessibility on campus, including its efforts to meet the specific benchmarks and internal evaluation efforts documented in the Policies and Procedures, by the beginning of the 2018-2019 academic year. The Summary Report will also include documentation that its website accessibility training has been delivered to appropriate personnel, including a list of invitees and attendees, including titles; a description of the delivered training content; and the presenters’ credentials for giving such training. The College agrees to consult with OCR following submission of this Summary Report and agrees to provide upon further request information to satisfy any specific concerns OCR may raise at that time and until OCR closes the monitoring of this Agreement.
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Summary Reporting. The University will provide to OCR a Summary Report of its efforts to effectuate this Agreement and these ongoing efforts to maintain web accessibility by the beginning of the fall 2018 academic year. The Summary Report will include copies of materials used in its website accessibility trainings and sign-in sheets identifying the individuals who received training and their positions. The University will consult with OCR to the extent appropriate following the submission of this Summary Report and agrees to provide upon request further information to satisfy any specific concerns OCR may raise at that time and until OCR closes the monitoring of this Agreement.
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Summary Reporting. Within forty-five (45) days following the end of each month, the CEDING COMPANY will send the REINSURER a statement showing the premiums due for all new cessions processed during the month just ended and for the renewing cessions with anniversaries in that month. The monthly statements shall contain the following information: a. Premium subtotals adequate for the REINSURER to use for its premium accounting, separated by Underwriting Class. b. Death benefits reported. c. Account values by sub-account by Underwriting Class and totals. d. Totals for in-force, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the month. "Totals" refer to the number of policies reinsured and the net amount at risk reinsured. Any premium adjustments due to terminations, reinstatements, reissues or other changes will also be listed. The CEDING COMPANY will remit within thirty (30) days the net amount shown as due the REINSURER. All premiums not paid within thirty (30) days of the billing statement date will be in default.
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