Choreography Sample Clauses
The Choreography clause defines the sequence and coordination of actions or communications between parties involved in a contract or agreement. It typically outlines the order in which each party must perform specific tasks, respond to requests, or exchange information, ensuring that all steps are completed in a logical and agreed-upon manner. For example, in a software integration agreement, this clause might specify how data is transferred and acknowledged between systems. Its core practical function is to prevent misunderstandings and disputes by clearly mapping out the expected interactions and responsibilities of each party.
Choreography. The choreography of the dance pieces to be performed shall be modified to adapt to the existing physical limitation for all Community Engagement, promotional, or similar events which could endanger theARTIST. The ATLANTA BALLET must provide a resilient linoleum dance surface for all aforementioned events when available.
Choreography. A choreography of dances, dance steps, dance movements or figures, with or without music, in a defined form in view of being executed by an artist for whom the services of the choreographer are retained.
Choreography. For works of choreography and for rehearsal of same, payment shall be made in accordance with Protocol 1 to this Agreement. The use fee shall be fixed in accordance with the provisions laid down in Part II in accordance with the acquired use right, cf. also Clause 3 (3) and (6a).
Choreography. The Studio reserves all rights to any and all choreography used in lessons, recitals, and any other dance routines developed by the Studio and its Instructors. This choreography cannot be reused for any purpose without the written permission of the Studio owner.