Immediate Use Sample Clauses
The Immediate Use clause establishes that certain goods, services, or information provided under an agreement are intended to be used by the recipient right away, without delay. In practice, this means the recipient is expected to deploy or consume the deliverables as soon as they are received, such as using perishable materials upon delivery or implementing software updates immediately. This clause helps ensure that time-sensitive items are utilized promptly, reducing the risk of spoilage, obsolescence, or operational delays.
Immediate Use. The Recipient agrees that it will not withdraw federal assistance until needed for immediate payment of those expenses and will use that federal assistance to pay for expenses that implement the Award no later than three (3) days after receipt, except as an authorized official of the Federal Government permits otherwise in writing.
Immediate Use. The Recipient:
(a) Will not withdraw Federal funds until actually needed for immediate payment of Project expenses, and
(b) Will use those funds to pay for Project expenses no later than three (3) days after receipt, except as the Federal Government permits otherwise in writing,
Immediate Use. The Recipient:
Immediate Use. Payment in full must be made for Interment Right(s) prior to use, and Purchaser shall have the immediate right to use Interment Right(s), for which payment in full has been made. Purchaser agrees that the immediate right to use Interment Right(s) requires a minimum of 48 business hours’ notice, is subject to the Rules and Regulations and may be delayed by natural causes, floods, disasters, hurricanes and acts of others.
Immediate Use. The Recipient agrees that:
Immediate Use. The Indian Tribe agrees that: