BACKROUND Sample Clauses
The BACKGROUND clause serves to provide context and set the stage for the agreement by outlining the relevant facts, circumstances, or intentions that led the parties to enter into the contract. Typically, it summarizes the relationship between the parties, the purpose of the agreement, and any pertinent history or motivations. By clearly stating this background information, the clause helps ensure that all parties share a common understanding of the contract’s context, which can aid in interpreting the agreement and resolving ambiguities.
BACKROUND. This Agreement amends and restates the US$2,160,000,000 facilities agreement dated 13 February 2014 (as amended on 28 March 2014) between, among others, the Company, the Guarantors and the Facility Agent (the Facilities Agreement) in order to increase the Revolving Facility Commitments by US$100,000,000 and to include the ability to issue letters of credit under the Revolving Facility.
BACKROUND. These terms and conditions apply to the storage and handling of the “Commodity” specified in Schedule 1, warehoused by the “▇▇▇▇▇▇” named in this agreement. These services are provided to the “Client” and any subsequent transferee of the commodity.
BACKROUND. [ Insert brief history of project and/or what necessitated it ]
BACKROUND. Founded in 1994, Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services (OAHS) provides safe and affordable housing to urban and rural First Nation, Inuit, and Métis people in Ontario. Their vision is to lead the design, development, and delivery of a sustainable and culturally-appropriate
BACKROUND. 1.1 The Institution shall at all times act in connection with the Program and the Support in accordance with applicable laws, guidelines and requirements of any regulatory authorities and any industry codes of practice. If the Institution uses the Support to purchase or rent equipment, AstraZeneca is not liable in any way arising from or connected with the same.
1.2 The Institution guarantees that the Program has a scientific or educational purpose and is of relevance to the practice or use of medicines or is of benefit to patient care.
1.3 The Institution acknowledges that the Support is not an incentive or reward for any willingness to prescribe, administer, recommend, purchase, pay for, reimburse, authorise, approve, supply or use any products or services sold or provided by AstraZeneca.
BACKROUND. 5.1.1 Finance and Governance Strengthening
BACKROUND. The university of South Africa, also known as UNISA, is a distance learning institute that was founded in 1873. UNISA has a footprint in the 9 provinces of South Africa known as the regional campuses. These regional campuses are divided into two categories namely UNISA owned buildings/campuses and those that are leased. The focus of maintenance of these lifts and escalator will be more based on the UNISA owned buildings/campuses as the leased building the maintenance of these equipment are done by the landlord. These regional campuses have several high-raised buildings equipped with lifts and escalators that are used on a daily basis. They consist of passenger lifts, hoists, goods lifts, escalators and passenger lifts for people with disabilities. Hoists and goods lifts are necessary for the transport of study material and various other institution documentation and any other goods that needs to be take into the building on different floors. The passenger lifts and escalators serve as a means for personnel and students to get around the buildings with ease. The lifts are manufactured by various lift manufacturers; however, all the lifts & escalators requires the same quality of maintenance and service. The lifts and/or escalators are required to be maintained and serviced in accordance with best maintenance standards and the manufacturers’ maintenance standard, OHS Act 85 of 1993 and SANS 53015 (EN 13015) on a regular basis It is based on the abovementioned background that UNISA requires suitably qualified service providers to participate in an open tender process for the maintenance and service of the lifts and/or escalators at Sunnyside and Pretoria CBD campus in accordance with the OHS Act 85 of 1993, “Lift, Escalator And Passenger Conveyor Regulations” as well as best maintenance practices applicable to passenger and goods lifts.
BACKROUND. Informally, a finitely presented group G is specified by a finite set of generators g1, g2, . . . , gn where every g ∈ G is a word in the generators and their inverses (product of gi js and their inverses). Further, there are finitely many words r1, r2, . . . , rm called relators and every ri defines the identity element of
BACKROUND. The Tirex Corporation has developed and designed a unique cryogenic system including proprietary, patented fracturing technology designed specifically for the purpose of processing used and rejected tires in order to reclaim rubber crumb, steel wire and poly fiber. These recyclable materials are a valuable commodity when sold back into various established and new markets that presently have an appetite for their uses and new product developments. WCH LLC (Majority Owner) of Altgen LLC has recently been awarded the issue of a "State Wide License", from the State Tennessee, giving them the legal right to collect, store and process used and rejected tires. These tires will be collected for the purpose of an ongoing business of dismantling, separating and recycling the total of their components. WCH LLC has arranged the initial location of operations for collecting and processing those tires within a 100K +/- square foot leased facilities in the Memphis City area. This document has been created and is being submitted for “confidential review" in order to outline and secure the·participation of all mentioned parties listed herein as "Shareholder Owners" of Tire Crumb Venture.
BACKROUND. The Boating Infrastructure Grant [hereinafter “BIG”] Program is a federal program administered by the United States Department of the Interior’s Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to provide funds to States to install or up-grade tie-up facilities for "eligible vessels" as defined in 50 CFR Subpart A § 86.3, which are transient recreational vessels at least 26 feet long that are owned, loaned, rented, or chartered.