Examples of Vendor B in a sentence
All other vendors shall receive ISBE participation points by applying the following formula: (Vendor’s ISBE participation rate ÷ Highest ISBE participation rate X Maximum ISBE participation points) For example, assuming the weight given by the RFP to ISBE participation is 6 points, if Vendor A has the highest ISBE participation rate at 20% and Vendor B’s ISBE participation rate is 12%, Vendor A will receive the maximum 6 points and Vendor B will receive (12% ÷ 20%) x 6 which equals 3.6 points.
For example, if Vendor A has submitted an Enrol Request which has been accepted by the Distributor, and Vendor B submits an Enrol Request prior to the Effective Date of the previous Enrol Request accepted from Vendor A, the Distributor will send an Enrol Reject to Vendor B which will include the reason for rejecting the Transaction.
After termination of my work on a particular Citizens assignment: (A) I will return all related Confidential Information in my possession to Vendor, or as otherwise directed by Vendor; (B) the confidentiality of such Confidential Information shall continue; and (C) the requirements and restrictions of paragraph 3 above shall continue to apply.
Vendor A reports VAN-A1 active with the feed, Vendor B reports VAN- B1 active with the feed, Vendor C reports VAN-C1 and VAN-C2 active with the feed.
After termination of my handling of a particular Citizens assignment: (A) I will return all related Confidential Information in my possession to Vendor, or as otherwise directed by Vendor; (B) the confidentiality of such Confidential Information shall continue; and (C) the requirements and restrictions of paragraph 3 above shall continue to apply.
If awarded as a Consortium, the Consortium shall collectively deliver the awarded Item(s) on a statewide basis to Authorized Users in all sixty-two (62) NYS counties (e.g. Consortium of two (2) vendors: Vendor A responsible for New York, Kings, Richmond, Bronx, Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk counties; and, Vendor B responsible for all other counties in the state).
This resulted in the refund to Vendor B and the refund is shared in proportions with Vendor A.
Vendor B would then, before the transaction is passed in the accounts of Vendor C, cancel the order but would request Vendor C to provide the paperwork and agreed to pay the penalty as set out in the penalty clause in the contract.
Vendor B would continue with the transaction as if the original order for the commodities were never cancelled.
It established a hierarchy for quantitative management of fresh water with, in order of priority, (1) good ecological status of coastal ecosystems, (2) availability of household drinking water, and (3) maintenance of other private uses (agriculture, shellfish farming) while reducing their impacts.