Length of programme Clause Samples
The 'Length of programme' clause defines the total duration for which a particular program, project, or agreement will remain in effect. It typically specifies the start and end dates, or the total period in months or years, during which the parties are obligated to fulfill their responsibilities. For example, it may state that a training course will run for 12 months or that a service contract is valid for two years. This clause ensures all parties have a clear understanding of the time frame involved, helping to prevent misunderstandings about when obligations begin and end.
Length of programme. The length of the programme is three years of full‐time study, as per the programme overview and detailed description set out in Annex 3 above. Additionally, candidates may, at the discretion of the Academic Board, be permitted a fourth year of registration at continuation status, for the purpose of writing up the thesis.
Length of programme. No. of episodes (if applicable): de list to CFM) We acknowledge that we are acquainted with the terms and conditions of the Agreement and upon condition that we shall enjoy all the rights, obligations and privileges provided to the engager thereunder (referred to in the Agreement as the “CBC” or the “Corporation”), we agree that such terms and conditions shall govern production, broadcast, streaming and/or commercial distribution of the above specified audiovisual content, and further, we shall be responsible for the due and faithful performance of each and every of the engager obligations set forth therein, which apply to the above-specified audiovisual content. We further acknowledge that the term “CBC Branded Platform”, as it is used in the Agreement, in Articles 5, 7, 6, 4, 21.1, 25.1, 26.1 and elsewhere shall be considered, under this Letter of Adherence, to be the single network, broadcaster, streaming services, or any other platform where the programme is first made available to the public, regardless of that platform’s relationship with the undersigned. We further acknowledge and guarantee that all musical services for the prograrmme, including music scoring and recording must be performed in Canada, exclusively by AFM members (or as otherwise provided for in the Agreement). We acknowledge and agree with the CFM/AFM that an AFM member covered by a Letter of Adherence or similar agreement between the undersigned and the CFM/AFM (the “Agreement”) does not have the authority to execute any agreements, waivers, releases and/or any other documents which actually or purport in any way to adversely amend, abridge, alter or otherwise change such member’s rights or obligations (which, for such purpose shall include, without limitation, a waiver or release of fees and/or royalties for recordings and/or other media releases relating to the member or his/her works) pursuant to either the Agreement or the Bylaws of the AFM and/or its Locals. Any such release or waiver, if so executed by a member, shall be considered for all such purposes to be invalid and unenforceable.
Length of programme. The Listen2Me programme is for three terms: Autumn Term 2013 to Summer Term 2014. A minimum of 30 lessons including end of term performances is taught during the year. The first session of each term will be for instrument preparation, in most cases it will be the school’s responsibility to make sure that they have collected their set of instruments in time for the HMS teacher to do this preparation. There will normally be a shared performance at the end of each term so liaison between schools will be essential to agree a suitable time for instrument collection. The concert provides an ideal opportunity to promote the idea of continuing to learn an instrument to parents. There will be no teaching by HMS staff on days that are designated as Music Service Professional Days. Schools are informed of these days at the start of each academic year. If a Music Service Professional Day falls on your Listen2Me teaching day in the first week of a term then the second week will be used for instrument preparation if required.