Examples of Excusing Cause in a sentence

The Contractor will promptly resume the affected Services upon resolution of such Relief Event or Excusing Cause.
Project Co shall take all reasonable steps to mitigate the consequences of an Excusing Cause on Project Co's ability to perform its obligations under this Agreement.
Project Co shall take all reasonable steps to mitigate the consequences of an Excusing Cause on Project Co’s ability to perform its obligations under this Agreement.
No Additional Mileage Deductions may be made if, and to the extent that, it has been demonstrated to the reasonable satisfaction of the Authority that the Unavailability of the Interface Site is a direct result of an Excusing Cause.
Further, in the event that a Party is subject to an Excusing Cause and is unable to comply with the provisions of this clause 13 despite using its reasonable endeavours to do so the Party shall to that extent be relieved of its liability for breach of this IIAA.

More Definitions of Excusing Cause

Excusing Cause means, with respect to the failure by the Borrower to Operate a ZEB during any Financial Year for the Specified Distance, the occurrence of any of the following events or circumstances:

Excusing Cause means: 1.19.1 a force majeure event as contemplated in clause 24 hereof; or 1.19.2 a failure by the Customer, or its Staff, to provide Customer Input to Bluekey Seidor: 1.19.2.1 within the timeframes contemplated in this Agreement, or failing such contemplation within a reasonable period stipulated by Bluekey Seidor in any written request for such Customer Input or within any period agreed by the Parties in writing; or 3 1.19.2.2 which is not of the required accuracy, standard or quality, including, without limitation, where such Customer Input is defective, corrupted (in the case of data) or inaccurate; 1.19.3 A failure of any Customer provided Infrastructure which affects the Products and Services provided by Bluekey Seidor; 1.19.4 where the Customer breaches any term of this Agreement; or 1.19.5 where any bona fide dispute arises between the Parties;

Excusing Cause has the meaning given in Section 41.1(a) of the Project Agreement.

Excusing Cause means the items listed in paragraphs [3.7.1 and 4.5.5 of schedule 6] to the Project Agreement;22

Excusing Cause means: 1.18.1 a force majeure event as contemplated in clause 27 hereof; or 1.18.2 a failure by the Client, or its Staff, to provide Input to Black Swan Technology Holdings: 1.18.2.1 within the timeframes contemplated in this Agreement, or failing such contemplation within a reasonable period stipulated by Black Swan Technology Holdings in any written request for such Client Input or within any period agreed by the Parties in Writing; or 1.18.2.2 which is not of the required accuracy, standard or quality, including, without limitation, where such Client Input is defective, corrupted (in the case of data) or inaccurate; 1.18.3 where the Client breaches any term of this Agreement; or 1.18.4 where any bona fide dispute arises between the Parties;

Excusing Cause means: 1.19.1 a force majeure event as contemplated in clause 23 hereof; or 1.19.2 a failure by the Customer, or its Staff, to provide Customer Input to Seidor One: 1.19.2.1 within the timeframes contemplated in this Agreement, or failing such contemplation within a reasonable period stipulated by Seidor One in any written request for such Customer Input or within any period agreed by the Parties in writing; or 1.19.2.2 which is not of the required accuracy, standard or quality, including, without limitation, where such Customer Input is defective, corrupted (in the case of data) or inaccurate; 1.19.3 where the Customer breaches any term of this Agreement; or 1.19.4 where any bona fide dispute arises between the Parties;