Examples of Contractor Dispute in a sentence
These committees thus meet concurrently, and work throughout the Conference, before finalizing their reports, conclusions or any instruments they may have drafted, which are then returned to the plenary for adoption.
The Contractor shall take all reasonable steps to deal with any Contractor Dispute so as to mitigate the extent of the losses of and/or damage to the Trust’s reputation and any disruption to its activities.
Nothing in this clause 15 shall oblige the Contractor to breach any condition imposed by its insurers from time to time, provided that the Contractor shall take all commercially reasonable steps to seek such third party consents as may be required to allow the Trust to become involved in a Contractor Dispute.
All claims and disputes, including but not limited to protests related to this RFQ, the Procurement and the award of the Contract to the Successful Potential Contractor shall be handled solely and exclusively under and in accordance with the North Carolina Education Lottery Contractor Dispute Resolution Procedures (the “Dispute Procedures”), as adopted and/or amended from time to time by the Commission.
Nothing in this clause 25 shall oblige the Contractor to breach any condition imposed by its insurers from time to time, provided that the Contractor shall take all commercially reasonable steps to seek such third party consents as may be required to allow the Trust to become involved in a Contractor Dispute.
The measurement of business risk involves the calculation of internal capital.
Contractor Dispute The Council has been in a long running dispute between the Council and its provider (provision of residential and nursing homes), regarding the delays in a development programme to build new Homes and duplicate charges.
All claims and disputes, including but not limited to protests related to this RFQ, the Procurement and the award of the Contract to the Successful Contractor shall be handled solely and exclusively under and in accordance with the North Carolina Education Lottery Contractor Dispute Resolution Procedures (the “Dispute Procedures”), as adopted and/or amended from time to time by the North Carolina State Lottery Commission (Attachment D).
Inc., that is challenging a decision of 6 February 8, 2008, by the Contractor Dispute Resolution 7 Board.
All vulnerable pupils should be identified by school/setting based on potential risk and gradings given to those pupils in order of priority: Red, Amber, Green.