Familiarity Clause Samples
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Familiarity. The Contractor represents that it is familiar with the FCPA, the CFPOA, the OECD Convention and any other similar laws or provisions applicable to the Contractor and their purposes. In particular, the Contractor represents that it is familiar with the provisions that prohibit offering, giving, accepting or requesting anything of value, either directly or indirectly, to or from any Person (including foreign government officials) for the purpose of improperly influencing an act or decision, or inducing such Person to use such Person’s influence with a foreign government, to assist a company in obtaining or retaining business or an advantage in the course of business, for or with, or directing business to, any Person.
Familiarity. The Investor acknowledges that, by virtue of its existing relationship with members of the board of directors of the Company, it possesses certain knowledge about and is familiar with the business, financial condition, and affairs of the Company, and is making this investment, in part, in reliance upon such knowledge and familiarity .
Familiarity. The user experience will be based on familiar styles and concepts rather than offer something entirely novel. Source: p132/A5 Tags: UI
Familiarity. The user experience will be based on familiar styles and concepts.
Familiarity. In addition to the comparisons that resonate with student participants, children seemed to respond positively to images that appear to be similar to themselves—the use of images that appear to be too unrealistic and like a caricature are unfamiliar to students. Students were distracted by elements that seemed to be extreme and over-exaggerated, such as a child whose smile was determined to be too big, or “his teeth [are] crooked and his eyes are very big” one student said with laughter. Elements of the messages that were seemingly innocuous to the developers and artists of the images were disruptive and detracted from the intended message.
Familiarity. If the parties are Swedish, or even Scandinavian, the Swedish legal system will be familiar, and therefore, no extra investigation of its contents will be needed. Otherwise, if the parties are totally unfamiliar with it, Swedish law would be just as any foreign system of law, maybe even a bit more exotic. In this respect English law would be more satisfactory, since the parties would know that it has habitually and successfully been applied to international financial transactions similar foreign law is regarded as a matter of fact and not of law. 267 E.g. Code of Judicial Procedure chap. 15. 268 The procedure will take place in accordance with e.g. the Arbitration Act of 1929 (act no. 145) or the ICC procedures, depending on the parties’ choice. 269 Most countries in the western Europe are parties to the Brussels (or Lugano) Convention on Jurisdiction and Enforcement of Judgements in Civil and Commercial Matters of 1968. Sweden is a party to the Lugano Convention, but will soon ratify the Brussels Convention instead, since Sweden now is a member of the European Union. The recognition and enforcement of arbitration is governed by the New York Convention on Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbirations of 1958. 270 Bogdan 1992, p. 272. 271 For English recognition treaties, see Tennekoon, p. 24, note 20. For Swedish dito, see SÖ (Statens överenskommelser med främmande makt). to the one they will take part in. There is therefore especially one great disadvantage with choosing Swedish law, in comparison with English law. Under English law there is a well- established case law on eurocurrency loan transactions. The case law in Sweden on the subject could be regarded as non-existing.
Familiarity. Each Shareholder has been a director, officer and owner of the Original Owner for many years, as well as an employee of the Seller since June 14, 2007, and is intimately familiar with the condition of the Transferred Assets. The Original Owner and the Shareholders have had access to all information regarding the Seller and the Business, assets and liabilities as they have deemed material to accepting the Transferred Assets and have been afforded the opportunity to ask questions of and receive answers from the Seller’s senior management concerning the financial condition of the Seller. The Original Owner and the Shareholders have fully considered this information in valuing the Transferred Assets and assessing the merits of the transactions contemplated hereby and are relying completely upon their own information about the Seller and their own judgment as to the future risks and prospects of the Seller. The Original Owner and the Shareholders have not relied on any representations or warranties of the Seller in determining whether to accept the Transferred Assets except as otherwise expressly set forth in Article II of this Agreement.
Familiarity. The evaluator shall demonstrate a familiarity with the techniques of the teacher in a given program of instruction.