Mandatory Variation means any Variation necessitated by:
Mandatory Variation means a Variation which is required to this Agreement in order to implement changes falling into the following categories:
Mandatory Variation means any Material Variation or Minor Variation which is required to be made pursuant to any Change in Law, including any change in Group Standards; Master Definitions Agreement means the agreement entered into between (1) the Secretary of State (2) the Owner (3) the Depot SPC and (4) the Operator dated the same date hereof; Material Defect has the meaning given to it in clause 12.6(b)(i);
Examples of Mandatory Variation in a sentence
However, the parties shall, to the extent reasonably possible, seek to agree the most cost effective way and time of implementing such Mandatory Variation.
When any LOC Suspension Notice is given under Condition L8 or any Mandatory Variation Notice is given under this Condition L9, Network Rail shall promptly issue a further statement to the relevant Train Operator (with a copy to the Regulator) containing the revised Local Output Commitment applicable to that Train Operator, as varied by the terms of the relevant notice.
However the parties shall, to the extent reasonably possible, seek to agree the most cost effective way and time of implementing such Mandatory Variation.
More Definitions of Mandatory Variation
Mandatory Variation means any Variation in the scope of the Services which the Commissioner Participants are required to implement by reason of a change in Legislation or applicable health or social care guidance, direction, standard or requirement to which the Commissioner Participants have a duty to have regard;
Mandatory Variation means a Variation which is required in order to implement changes falling into the following Categories:
Mandatory Variation means a variation which is required to this Agreement in order to implement changes falling into the following categories:
(a) a regulatory or other change mandated by the Department for Transport, the Rail Regulator, a taxation or other governmental agency;
(b) any change which is to be implemented on a non-discriminatory industry-wide basis; or
(c) any change required to bring the Clearance and Settlement provisions of this Agreement in line with the latest version of this Agreement being issued to a subsequent the Agent.
Mandatory Variation means a variation which is required to this Agreement in order to implement changes falling into the following categories:
(a) a regulatory or other change mandated by the Department for Transport, the Rail Regulator, a taxation or other governmental agency;
(b) any change which is to be implemented on a non-discriminatory industry-wide basis; or
(c) any change required to bring the Clearance and Settlement provisions of this Agreement in line with the latest version of this Agreement being issued to a subsequent the Agent.
G25.2 If ATOC and/or RSP introduce any Mandatory Variations, the Agent shall accept such changes and the Agent shall not be entitled to any payment or compensation in respect of such Mandatory Variations. However, the parties shall, to the extent reasonably possible, seek to agree the most cost effective way and time of implementing such Mandatory Variation.
Mandatory Variation means any change or variation to the Services necessitated by:
Mandatory Variation means any Variation in the scope of the Services which the Commissioner Partners are required to implement by reason of a change in Legislation or applicable health or social care guidance, direction, standard or requirement to which the Commissioner Partners have a duty to have regard;