attempt Sample Clauses
The "attempt" clause defines the level of effort a party must make to fulfill a particular obligation under the contract. Typically, it requires a party to make a reasonable or good faith effort to achieve a specified result, even if success is not guaranteed. For example, a supplier may be required to attempt to deliver goods by a certain date, but is not strictly liable if unforeseen circumstances prevent timely delivery. This clause serves to set expectations for performance without imposing absolute liability, thereby balancing fairness and practicality in contractual obligations.
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attempt. In the event that a dispute arises hereunder between the parties, the parties shall attempt in good faith to settle such dispute by mutual discussions within 30 days after the date that a party gives written notice of the dispute to the other party; provided, however, that if the dispute involves any amount claimed under an invoice and after 10 days of mutual discussion either party believes in good faith that further discussion will not resolve the dispute to its satisfaction, such party may immediately refer the matter to arbitration in accordance with subsection 2 of this Article XVIII.
attempt. In case of no show or failing the TOEFL exam in first attempt, You shall have to pay such cost as may be communicated by the Company for attending subsequent TOEFL exam preparation classes and/or for subsequent attempts.
attempt. Outside of the context of issuing an illegal order, the tribunals rarely discussed whether attempting to commit a crime was itself criminal. That is not surprising; after all, given the Nazis‟ systematic criminality, the OCC had no reason to pursue inchoate crimes other than conspiracy. The primary exception involved plunder: the prosecution charged the Flick and Farben defendants with attempting to illegally obtain title to factories in occupied territory. Those efforts failed, however, because both tribunals held that an attempt to plunder public or private property was not criminal, even if the defendants had intended to complete the criminal act. 129 As the Flick tribunal colorfully put it, “[t]o covet is a sin under the Decalogue but not a violation of the Hague Regulations nor a war crime.”130
attempt resident is eligible for reimbursement if they submit their score sheet to the Program along with the required documentation, as determined by their Department, to their CONCUR delegate or designee within 30 calendar days of receiving the exam results. For a resident in a one-year transitional residency, the completed reimbursement request and documentation must be submitted no later than June 1.
attempt to assign officials from a common area who would be able to ride together.
attempt. 281 A resident is eligible for reimbursement if they submit their score sheet to the Program along with the required documentation, as determined by their department, to their CONCUR delegate or designee within 30 calendar days of receiving the exam results. For a resident in a one-year transitional residency, the completed reimbursement request and documentation must be submitted no later than June 1. 282 If the House Officer took the exam before starting on University payroll, there will be no reimbursement. 283 If the House Officer registered for the exam prior to starting on University payroll, but did not take the exam until after they were on University payroll, they are eligible for reimbursement if the expense was incurred on or after the date that the House Officer was nationally matched with the University Program. 284 In no event will the University reimburse for an expense that was incurred more than 12 months prior to the expense being submitted through CONCUR. If a House Officer is submitting an expense report more than 30 days from the date they took the exam, a copy of the email notifying them of their test result being available must be included. This allows staff reviewing the expense report to confirm it has been submitted within 30 days of receiving test scores.