AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES Sample Clauses

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Producer shall produce and deliver to the BBC a radio programme or series of programmes, the detail of which is set out in Schedule 2 (“the Programme”), and the BBC shall pay the Licence Fee, in accordance with (i) the terms contained in the Special Terms set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement (“Special Terms”), (ii) the BBC’s General Terms for the Production of Radio Programmes by Independent Producers (November 2015) (a copy of which has been provided to the Producer and which is also published on xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx.xx/commissioning/site/radio-general-terms-2015.pdf) plus its schedules (“the General Terms”), and (iii) the other Schedules to this Agreement.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Producer shall produce and deliver to the BBC a radio programme or series of programmes, the detail of which is set out in Schedule 2 (“the Programme”) and the BBC shall pay the Licence Fee; on the terms contained in the Special Terms set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement (“Special Terms”); and the BBC’s General Terms for the Production of World Service Radio Programmes by Independent Producers (2011), a copy of which has been provided to the Producer and which is also published on xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/commissioning/radio/how-we-work/business-requirements.shtml

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. Within the Contract:- (a) Agreement between the Parties shall be reached upon receipt of the Order of the Customer, by the Supplier, and where the Order has not deviated from the Offer and shall not be subject to any condition as set out in clause 4.5(b) of this Framework Contract.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Producer and the BBC have completed their negotiations concerning the commissioning by the BBC from the Producer of the Programme (as defined below) in accordance with the ‘CODE OF PRACTICE ON BBC’S DEALINGS WITH INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS FOR TELEVISION PROGRAMMES COMMISSIONED BY THE BBC’ and the associated ‘BBC Business Framework for the Commissioning of Independent Productions dated 16 October 2013’ (“BBC Terms of Trade”) and now wish to record their agreement in writing.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. ‌ The Ohio Association of Public School Employees, Local 233, hereinafter referred to as “Union,” and the Ashland City School District, hereinafter referred to as “Board,” agree that the implementation and operation of Civil Service Rules and Regulations will be as follows: The Civil Service Rules and Regulations to be followed in the Ashland City School District will be those contained in Ohio Revised Code Section 124, except where modified by the strict construction of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between OAPSE and the Board.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. 7.1 The Parties recognise that there will be a degree of cross-boundary movement of waste. In light of this, the Parties will plan on the basis of net self-sufficiency which assumes that within each waste local plan area the planning authority or authorities will plan for the management of an amount of waste which is equivalent to the amount arising in that plan area. All parties accept that when using this principle to test policy, it may not be possible to meet this requirement in full, particularly for hazardous and other specialist waste streams. 7.2 In keeping with the principle of net self-sufficiency for each waste local plan area, the Parties will plan on the basis that no provision has to be made in their waste local plans to meet the needs of any other waste local plan area which are basing their waste policies on achieving the principle of net self-sufficiency. 7.3 There may be cases where some waste will not be planned to be managed within a waste plan area because of difficulty in delivering sufficient recovery or disposal capacity. Provision for unmet requirements from other authority areas may be included in a waste local plan, in line with paragraph 182 of the NPPF, but any provision for facilities to accommodate waste from other authorities that cannot or do not intend to achieve net selfsufficiency will be a matter for discussion and agreement between authorities and is outside the terms of this Memorandum. 7.4 The parties note that there may be some kinds of waste that cannot be managed within their own plan area, either in the short term or within the relevant plan period. These may include hazardous wastes and radioactive wastes. Where provision for the management of these wastes will be planned for in a different waste planning authority area, this will need to be considered between the relevant authorities. 7.5 The Parties will work together in the consideration of how to plan for the implications arising from the management of waste from London and any other authority areas that are not party to this Memorandum. 7.6 The Parties agree that the challenge to be addressed is to implement the waste hierarchy and to enable better, more sustainable, ways of dealing with waste to reduce the current dependence on landfill. 7.7 The Parties agree to continue to positively plan to meet any shortfalls in recovery and disposal capacity in their areas and to enable the delivery of new facilities. This includes making appropriate provision in their...

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. ‌ 1.1 Agreement between the Parties

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Producer shall produce and deliver to the BBC a radio programme or series of programmes, the detail of which is set out in Schedule 2 (“the Programme”) and the BBC shall pay the Licence Fee; on the terms contained in the Special Terms set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement (“Special Terms”); and the BBC’s General Terms for the Production of Radio Programmes by Independent Producers (September 2005), a copy of which has been provided to the Producer and which is also published on xxx.xxx.xx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxx/xxxx/xxxxx_xxxxxxx_xxxxx.x df (“the General Terms”); and the Schedules to this Agreement.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Agent is not acting in the capacity as guarantor for the Tenant. Whilst all reasonable steps are taken to verify the position of any prospective Tenant, should there be any non-payment of rent during a tenancy agreement, the Landlord will still be responsible for costs incurred in recovering the unpaid rent, including legal proceedings. Fees are due and payable immediately on a Tenant entering into a tenancy agreement with the Landlord. It is agreed that the Agent will deduct such fees and commissions due from the rent monies collected. In the event of a local authority demanding repayment (whether in part or full) of housing benefit from the Agent and where the funds being demanded, have already been passed to the Landlord, they shall be responsible for refunding all monies to the Agent without any deductions whatsoever immediately. The Landlord also agrees that any deductions made from the holding deposit can be kept by the Agent for the purposes of reimbursement for any works or costs incurred on behalf of the Landlord during the Tenant application process. The Agent shall not be required as part of their normal management duties to supervise any repair works nor to provide any specialist advice to the Landlord as to the nature of repairs required. The Agent shall be under no liability in respect of any loss or damage arising from any sub-standard or inadequate repair works or from any other default by a repairing contractor. The Agent shall be under no liability for any theft or damage at the Property whilst vacant or between lettings.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. 2.1. St. Croix County agrees to implement the mitigation items identified as St. Croix County's responsibilities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the MOU, attached as Exhibit A. 2.2. In addition to any monitoring and reporting requirements set forth in the MOU, St. Croix County will provide Mn/DOT with quarterly reports progress reports detailing the status of the growth management mitigation efforts. These quarterly reports will continue until all expenditures under this Agreement are completed.