The Programs. Public Law 102-314 established the FMNP under the supervision of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), to compliment the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program. PDA administers the FMNP for the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth, through passage of its annual budget, provides state funding in support of FMNP. The regulations addressing participation in the SFMNP are established at Title 7 CFR, Part 249, titled Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP).
The Programs a. Under the Programs, Clients will be provided with mutual fund investment choices presented to them by financial professionals associated with Correspondents that clear through Service Provider or another affiliated or non-affiliated clearing firm. Clients will select mutual funds from a menu of funds Correspondents select from a complete list of mutual funds assembled by Service Provider. Shares of the mutual funds made available by Correspondents in the Programs will be sold to Clients without the imposition of initial or contingent deferred sales charges.
The Programs. The deliverables for the Programs are defined as including, but not limited to, all functionality in the Reference Version, plus all additions and less all deletions as listed in this Exhibit. Unless otherwise specified, all paragraphs of this Exhibit refer to both deliverables.
The Programs. The television programs licensed to Licensee hereunder are all television programs delivered by UPN to its affiliates for telecast on a network basis during the License Term (collectively the “Network Programs”).
The Programs. During the Term, Project Manager shall advise EcoMedia of all Projects which Project Manager would like to include within one or more Programs in order to be eligible for Support. Upon request, Project Manager shall provide EcoMedia with written notice setting forth the relevant details of applicable Projects in order to satisfy any then-applicable eligibility criteria to qualify for Support. Following its review of the proposed Projects, EcoMedia may elect to (i) share information about eligible Projects with Sponsors that may be interested in supporting such Projects, and/or (ii) following consultation with and the approval of Project Manager, include such Projects in V2V. In the event any Sponsor wishes to provide Support for any Projects and/or a Project Manager has agreed to consider any Projects for inclusion in V2V, then EcoMedia shall provide Project Manager with a separate Project Support Agreement for each such Project (the terms of which shall be negotiated in good faith) (each, a “Support Agreement”) setting forth the applicable terms and conditions upon which Project Manager may receive such Support. By way of illustration, and not limitation, such terms and conditions may include the following commitments by Project Manager: (i) that the Support money shall be used solely for the purpose of funding the designated Project and for no other purposes; (ii) that the Support money will be used for such purposes within a designated period of time; (iii) that Project Manager shall keep EcoMedia fully advised of the status of the applicable Project, and shall provide EcoMedia with timely and accurate information, statistics and metrics of success relating to such Project; (iv) that EcoMedia and its Sponsors shall be fully released from any and all liability of any kind relating to or arising from any Project or Support; (v) if applicable, that any and all Personal Information (as defined in the Support Agreement) of Viewers that Project Manager independently elects to solicit, collect, obtain or have access to, or otherwise store, process or transmit be confidentially maintained using commercially reasonable efforts and in accordance with the Support Agreement and all applicable laws; and (vi) that Project Manager shall provide EcoMedia and its Sponsors with customary and appropriate acknowledgements and promotional opportunities in connection with applicable Projects and Support. Project Manager acknowledges and agrees that execution of any such Supp...
The Programs. 2.1. The University shall offer the graduate, online programs described below (the “Programs”) for those students selected for the OAS‐AUWCL PAEC Scholarship (“Scholarship Recipients”). The Programs, which are all part of American University Washington College of Law Program, shall have the following duration and costs: Program Modality Language Duration Tuition* Dates for 2020‐2021 URL LL.M. in International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Residential, online, or hybrid English 9‐18 months $50,376 USD August 21, 2020 – May 15, 2021 xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/impact/ initiatives‐programs/hracademy/llm/ LL.M. en Derechos Humanos y Derecho Humanitario Online, or hybrid Spanish 18‐24 months $50,376 USD August 21, 2020 – May 15, 2021 xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/impact/ initiatives programs/hracademy/ academia/humanitario/ *Price for the 2019‐2020 academic credit is USD 2,099, which is expected to increase 3‐5% each academic year.
The Programs. CTC or any of its affiliates or any of its licensees or assignees shall have the exclusive sub-licensable right in the Territory to the unlimited use and reuse of the Programs, in connection with the promotion, marketing and distribution of the Endorsed Product and any component of the Endorsed Product, including the Accessories by CTC or any of its affiliates or any of its licensees or assignees, and may, without limitation, air the Programs or cause them to be aired throughout the Territory on cable, broadcast and satellite television and all other forms of television or radio transmission or other electronic or computer retailing media now existing or hereafter developed. Subject to the terms of Sub-section 1(c), CTC shall have the right to duplicate and modify the Infomercial, including the right to make insertions and deletions, dub foreign languages or voiceovers, or to use time compression or expansion techniques.
The Programs. Each Party represents that it is a non-exclusive licensee of its respective Program and has the right to use and permit the use of such Program in the manner envisioned by this Agreement. Each Party further represents that its respective Program is capable of carrying out the functions and achieving the results specified in the Operating Procedures Manual.
The Programs. The "Programs" relate to the computer ------------ applications (the "Applications") known as "Internet Script Writer", "Med-E- Practice 3.0" (pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only), "Med-E- Practice 3.1" (pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only), "Med-E- Practice 3.2" {pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only), and "Med-E-Practice 4.0" (pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only), in the form they exist as of the Effective Date, except that the Programs shall not include any Third Party Software (as defined herein) embedded in or used in conjunction with the Applications. The functionality of the Programs is as described in the Documentation (as defined in Section 3.2 herein), and will include, at a minimum, the functionality generally described on Schedule B hereto, the functionality demonstrated to Licensee, and the functionality as is set forth in the "Advanced Health Requirements Specifications for Internet Script Writer" dated as of 2/28/97. The Programs shall include, for each of the Applications, and excluding Third Party Software: all development environments, test environments, test beds, and test suites; interfaces (either operational or inactivated) with any pharmacy benefit managers ("PBMs"), managed care organizations, pharmacies or physician practice management systems; and source code, compilers or similar computer programs which can convert the source code into the object code form, object code, job control language, tools, procedures, routines, modules or other software which are used in the development, testing, operation, maintenance, enhancement or other use or exploitation of such Applications. The Programs shall also consist of any (a) corrections to defects or malfunctions, (b) modifications or (c) enhancements made, in whole or in part, to the Applications ("Updates") by Licensor during the period commencing upon 4.0 Installation (as defined in Section 5.2 (c) herein) and extending for two (2) years therefrom (such period referred to herein as the "Update Period"), including, without limitation, such Updates as are necessary to complete Internet Script Writer and Med-E-Practice 4.0 (pharmacy- and/or prescription-related applications only). Such Updates shall be made available to Licensee within ten (10) days after Licensor's determination that such Updates are substantially completed or otherwise ready for live productive use.
The Programs. CMHS and Client agree that each program distributed to Client’s residents will be defined individually thru a signed amendment that will include pricing, responsibilities, and other items that are not covered in the master agreement. Rx CARD CMHS will provide a Prescription Discount card and PBM services CMHS is offering all eligible members access to the discounted rates for all participating providers. Members includes household dependents under the age of 24. Exhibit B Confidentiality CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION & NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT Comprehensive HealthCare Solutions, Inc. (“CMHS”) and (The “CLIENT”) agree to disclose and make available to each other certain confidential and proprietary information relating to their respective business operations. The confidential information disclosed may include, but not be limited to reports, strategic marketing plans, provider and merchant data, financial information, client information and intellectual property contracts. The purpose of such exchange of information is to allow the parties to understand each other’s businesses for potential contracts between them. CMHS and CLIENT hereby agree on behalf of their respective employees, representatives and agents that they will maintain the confidentiality of the information disclosed. The parties agree not to use, release or discuss with anyone, other than their employees, representatives or agents who require knowledge of the information in order to accomplish the purpose specified above, any Confidential Information provided to the parties or any of their representatives. The parties will inform all such employees, representatives and agents of the confidential nature of the information. No copies shall be made of any information provided and all such tangible information provided is to remain the property of the originating party and shall be returned immediately upon request. CMHS and CLIENT hereby agree and understand that Confidential Information is any information which: (a) is treated as confidential by CMHS or CLIENT or (b) has not been made generally available to the public or to competitors of CMHS or CLIENT or (c) if disclosed may either increase a competitor’s or potential competitor’s advantage over CMHS or CLIENT or diminish any advantage that CMHS or CLIENT may have over its competitors or potential competitors. Both Parties hereby agree and understand that confidential information is valuable and unique, and that Disclosure in breach of this Agreemen...
