Continued Authorization Sample Clauses
The Continued Authorization clause ensures that a party maintains the necessary legal or regulatory permissions required to perform its obligations under the agreement. In practice, this means the party must keep all licenses, permits, or approvals current and valid throughout the contract term, and may be required to provide evidence of such authorizations upon request. This clause is essential for preventing disruptions or breaches caused by lapses in required authorizations, thereby safeguarding the continuity and legality of the contractual relationship.
Continued Authorization. You authorize us to check your account, credit, and employment history, and obtain reports from third parties, including credit reporting agencies. This will help us determine if you continue to meet your eligibility for account(s) at HVCU and/or in connection with making future credit opportunities available to you. Further, you authorize HVCU to give information concerning our experience with you to others.
Continued Authorization. Following the initial authorization, the University will retain the discretion to revoke authority of a campus police officer to carry a firearm for any reason, including failure to successfully complete continued training, failure to
Continued Authorization. Authorized Monitoring Committees, and the procedures they adopt, are subject to periodic review by the Central Council to ensure that they continue to comply with agreed standards. They must immediately notify the Central Council of any material changes in education provision, accreditation/recognition systems and registration/licensure requirements to those which were approved for initial authorization, or of any other significant developments concerning the professional recognition of architects in their economies that might conflict with Council policy. A Monitoring Committee whose authorization has been suspended by the Central Council because it no longer conforms with APEC Architect criteria may, with reason, request an independent review of the decision.
5. THE APEC ARCHITECT CENTRAL COUNCIL Overall authority for the control and management of the APEC Architect framework rests with the Central Council. It is the responsibility of the Central Council to determine policy and procedures for all matters relating to the APEC Architect Register and to promote its objectives. The Central Council may delegate authority to authorized Monitoring Committees in each participating economy to carry out its functions. Architects wishing to export their professional services to other economies, and regulatory authorities requiring evidence that they are competent to do so, may turn to the APEC Architect Register to facilitate achievement of these objectives. It is important that the policy adopted by the APEC Architect Central Council and the procedures employed to implement them are readily accessible and equitable to all parties.