Standards of Performance definition

Standards of Performance means standards (1) adopted by

Standards of Performance means performance standards,

Standards of Performance means such standards of performance as may be determined by the Commission by Regulations made pursuant to section 35 of the Act;

Examples of Standards of Performance in a sentence

• The Supplier acknowledges and accepts that it is a material term of this Agreement that the Standards of Performance prescribed in Schedule D (if any) be maintained for the entire Duration of this Agreement, failing which the Customer my terminate the Agreement with immediate effect.

• PENALTIES It is recorded that the rendering of the Services or execution of the Project in accordance with the timelines set out in the Works Programme or Project Plan and the Standards of Performance in Schedule D (if any), is of material importance to the Customer and any non-adherence to such timelines or Standards of Performance may impact adversely on the Customer’s business.

• The Customer may request the Supplier to replace an Employee who is incapable of achieving the Specified Objectives or alternatively cannot meet the Standards of Performance (if any) set out in Schedule D.

• Where the Customer is of the view that the Services have not been rendered, alternatively the Project has not been executed in accordance with the specified Quality Assurance standards and/or acceptance testing criteria (if any), the Specified Objectives, the Specifications (if any), Good Industry Practice or the Standards of Performance (if any) set out in this Agreement, the Customer will issue a Rejection Notice to the Supplier.

• Accordingly, in the event that the timelines or Standards of Performance are not adhered to by the Supplier due to factors attributable to the conduct of the Supplier and/or its Employees, the Customer will be entitled, but not obliged, and without prejudice to any of its other rights, to charge the Supplier a Penalty calculated as agreed and set out in Schedule D (if any), which Penalty will be payable by the Supplier to the Customer on demand.

More Definitions of Standards of Performance

Standards of Performance means standards (1) adopted by ordinance pursuant to subsection 52d. regulating noise levels, glare, earthborne or sonic vibrations, heat, electronic or atomic radiation, noxious odors, toxic matters, explosive and inflammable matters, smoke and airborne particles, waste discharge, screening of unsightly objects or conditions and such other similar matters as may be reasonably required by the municipality or (2) required by applicable federal or State laws or municipal ordinances.

Standards of Performance means the set of standards set by theCommission relating to, but not limited to, the quality of customer service offered by the licensee as proscribed in this licence.Condition 11. Records and reporting

Standards of Performance means such standards of performance related to service to Consumers as may be determined by the Commission under the Act;

Standards of Performance means the standards specified in this Agreement, including applicable service levels (if any) set out in Schedule D; "Statement of Work (SOW)" means a formal, signed document in the form of Schedule E concluded between the Parties that contain information such as Scope, Specifications, Deliverables, Standards of Performance, Price, payment terms and timelines applicable to an assignment or project which the Supplier must complete or execute for the Customer;

Standards of Performance means performance standards, design standards, best management practices, technologically based standards and other standards, limitations or restrictions established by the director by rule or by permit condition.

Standards of Performance means such standards of performance relating to Distribution and / or Retail Supply of electricity, as approved by the Commission pursuant to Section 57,58 and 59 of the Act;

Standards of Performance means the standards for Operator's performance of the Work as set forth in Section 3.5.