Continuing Activities Clause Samples
The Continuing Activities clause defines which obligations or rights of the parties will remain in effect after the main agreement has ended or been terminated. Typically, this clause specifies that certain provisions—such as confidentiality, indemnification, or dispute resolution—will survive the expiration or termination of the contract. Its core practical function is to ensure that essential responsibilities and protections continue to apply even after the contractual relationship has formally concluded, thereby preventing gaps in coverage or enforcement.
Continuing Activities. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ understands and agrees that Seller is engaged in a sales and development program, and that certain elements of the Project may not be completed, and that completion of such items may be deferred by Seller in its sole and absolute discretion; provided normal access and parking facilities will be provided for units conveyed to third parties. As an integrated structure consisting of a variety of uses that may be changed from time to time, alterations, construction, remodeling, repair and changes of uses of portions of the Project may occur from time to time.
Continuing Activities. The University will continue activities to which it is already committed through existing OFFA agreements such as Widening participation activities, including Open Days, Discovery Days, Passport Plus, and Mentoring Schemes. Financial information, advice and guidance for applicants to support applicants through the process. Dedicated support for Care-leavers and additional resources in University Schools to support underrepresented applicants.
Continuing Activities. The University will continue activities to which it is already committed through existing OFFA agreements (i.e prior to 2012 entrants) such as Widening participation activities, including Open Days, Discovery Days, Passport and Mentoring Schemes. Financial information, advice and guidance for applicants to support applicants through the process. Dedicated support for Care-leavers and additional resources in University Schools to support underrepresented applicants. The University works with its sponsored Academies and their Secondary and Primary ‘feeder’ schools to develop and deliver a programme of joint activity to support and enhance student experience, progression and success and to enhance recruitment. Raising the profile of the Academies in their local communities has been a major focus this year and parents and the local community have enjoyed opportunities to visit the schools for a range of activities. Both Academies have been working with Teesside University to develop an innovative Post 16 programme which centres around the Academy specialisms of Business and Enterprise and Digital Media. In addition the Academies have benefitted from continued engagement with staff and students from the University, including visits, workshops and talks to help young people aspire to HE learning in the future. * Freebrough and Thornaby Academies draw 84.4% and 91.6% of their intake from areas defined as amongst the most deprived 40% in the country in the Indices of Multiple Deprivation. An enhanced focus on raising the aspirations of disabled learners and supporting their transition into HE. The introduction of trained student ambassadors to work with partner Schools and Colleges. Enhancement of careers advisors, parental and employer engagement activities. Enhanced multi-media information on fees and the NSP scheme options. Increased provision of information, advice and guidance to potential applicants and their influencers about the funding arrangements for students. Creation of a network of Passport FE Ambassadors in local feeder schools and colleges to work with University students and staff to promote the benefits of HE study Support Care Leavers access to HE by creating a ‘travel fund’ to allow access for care leavers and their guardians to attend pre-entry activity to inform HE decision making The University continues to work with its sub-regional and regional partners for the delivery of outreach activity as detailed in the previous section through our f...
Continuing Activities. DPW and Agency reserve the right to make energy and water improvements to the work sites and to monitor the performance of the installations independently of ESCO. Additionally, DPW or Agency may wish to integrate other identified capital needs with ESCO projects, which may or may not contain energy and water savings opportunities.
Continuing Activities. Notwithstanding Employee's resignation as an employee, and in consideration of the payments to be made hereunder by the Company, Employee agrees to make himself available at the Company's executive offices at prearranged times during regular business hours for a reasonable period following the Effective Date to consult with the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company. The length of such service shall be mutually agreed upon by Employee and the President and Chief Executive Officer. Following such period and continuing through the remainder of the Payment Period (as hereinafter defined), as may be in each instance agreed to by Employee and the Chairman of the Company, Employee shall consult with the Company concerning such matters related to the Company's business as employee shall reasonably determine he can provide assistance to the Company.
Continuing Activities