SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. This Agreement covers requirements as described herein, ordered by State agencies during the Agreement Period. No additional or alternative requirements are covered, unless added to the Agreement by formal amendment by the State Purchasing Agent or his designee. Under State Purchasing Law, 37-2-54, no purchase or contract shall be binding on the state or any agency thereof unless approved by the department [of administration] or made under general regulations which the chief purchasing officer may prescribe. Under State Purchasing Regulation 8.2.1.1.2, any alleged oral agreement or arrangements made by a bidder or contractor with any agency or an employee of the Office of Purchases may be disregarded and shall not be binding on the state.
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. (i) Phase 2 testing separates test chemicals into three convenient categories: ‘‘Photolabile’’, ‘‘photoinert’’, and those chemicals having sunlight half-lives in round tubes in the range of 1 hour to 50 days. Chemicals in the first two cat- egories fall outside the practical limits of the test, and cannot be used in Phase 3. All other chemicals are suit- able for Phase 3 testing.
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. This Agreement defines the beginning of cooperation between the Parties in all fields and disciplines of common interest. Each Party will give due consideration to any request to collaborate and cooperate in the following ways: To identify opportunities for the exchange of faculty and research staff. To exchange and educate academic personnel through sabbaticals, short stays, seminars, courses, workshops, etc. To jointly develop research programs and projects. To jointly develop undergraduate and graduate programs. To exchange information in the fields of interest to both institutions. To explore opportunities for student exchange, studies and research. To explore opportunities to send or receive visiting students for a semester or year. To jointly carry out professional and academic events. To mutually lend advice, technical support and services. To identify other areas of possible interest and collaboration. This Agreement does not represent any commitment with regard to funding on the part of the Parties or an obligation to find any funds. Each cooperative activity undertaken by the Parties under this Agreement will be subject to the finances available at each Party for the type of activity undertaken and by such other financial assistance as may be obtained by each Party from external sources. The Parties agree to grant logistic support, whenever possible, to one another’s visitors.
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. The Board and the Union recognize that the Union represents maintenance and custodial employees and that both parties have as their primary interest the welfare of students, quality education, and the maintenance of the physical plant, which interests go far beyond salary, policy agreement, and terms and conditions of employment. The Board and the Union recognize that the Board shall retain whatever rights and authority are necessary for it effectively to carry out the responsibilities delegated to it by the laws of the State of Illinois. To this end, the Board manual of policies will include items not covered by this contract. In accordance with such Board policies, the management of District 204 business and the direction of personnel shall remain vested exclusively as management rights. All rights or prerogatives of management are reserved to the School District unless expressly abridged by this Agreement. It is the intention of this agreement to provide an effective and continuing means of communicating between the staff represented by this Union and the Board as well as to provide for the salary structure, fringe benefits, and employment conditions of the maintenance and custodial staff. Nothing shall be added to or subtracted from this agreement except as it shall be specifically agreed to by the Board and the Union.
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SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. ( i) P h a se 2 t es t i n g sep a r a t es t es t c h e m ic a l s i n t o t hr ee co n ve n ie n t c a t ego r ies: ‘‘ P h o t o- l a bile’’, ‘‘p h o t oi n e r t ’’, a n d t h ose c h e m i- c a l s h a vi n g s un lig h t h a lf- lives i n r o un d t u bes i n t h e r a n ge of 1 h o ur t o 50 d a y s. Ch e m ic a l s i n t h e fi r s t t wo c a t ego r ies fa ll o u t s ide t h e p r a c t ic a l li m i t s of t h e t es t , a n d c a nn o t be u sed i n P h a se 3. All o t h e r c h e m ic a l s a r e s u i t a ble fo r P h a se 3 t es t i n g.
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. The rights of Tenant in this Section 10.2 shall be cumulative and consecutive. Tenant's first right and right of first refusal shall only apply to a separate and individual transfer of the Building to an unrelated third party not affiliated or in anyway benefiting the University of Wisconsin. Tenant's right of first refusal and first right shall not apply to a transfer necessary to maintain Landlord's tax exempt status, or as part of a transfer of all or substantially all of Landlord's interest in all land in the University Research Park. However, any subsequent transfer not to such an entity or not for a similar purpose shall be subject to Tenant's rights.
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. This paper studies a supply chain with the following characteristics: The supply chain has one retailer and two supplier The retailer signs option contracts to both suppliers The retailer problem is a single period newsvendor problem Demand information are known and shared to all parties.
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. (a) Compensation, as set forth in Section 3 below, shall be provided for pre-authorized task- oriented or product-driven professional services which are in preparation for and/or as a follow-up to the discussion or policy meetings of the following school-based or systemwide curriculum, advisory or policy committees, teams or councils (or by any other names):
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. This Agreement is limited in scope to Federal fire management activities and is entered into solely for that purpose and does not affect in any way the positions taken by the NPS, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, or ACHP, regarding the proper implementation of the Park’s responsibilities for other undertakings under Section 106 or related historic preservation or other environmental review statutes or regulations.
