Implementation Milestones Sample Clauses
The Implementation Milestones clause defines the key stages and deadlines that must be met during the execution of a project or contract. It typically outlines specific deliverables, completion dates, and criteria for assessing progress, ensuring that both parties have a clear timeline for performance. By establishing these benchmarks, the clause helps manage expectations, track progress, and provides a basis for addressing delays or non-performance, ultimately ensuring that the project stays on schedule and meets agreed-upon objectives.
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Implementation Milestones. The Participating Jurisdictions agree that the implementation of the Cooperative System will occur in several phases and agree to use their best efforts to achieve the Implementation Milestones on the following timeline:
(a) by the summer of 2015, the publication of a revised consultation draft of the Capital Markets Act together with the draft Initial Regulations, as well as a revised consultation draft Capital Markets Stability Act, for public comment;
(b) on or before June 30, 2016, the enactment of the Capital Markets Act by each provincial and territorial Participating Jurisdiction and the enactment of the Capital Markets Stability Act by Parliament. Based on this timeline, the Participating Jurisdictions expect the CMRA to be operational in the fall of 2016.
Implementation Milestones. The Participating Jurisdictions agree that the implementation of the Cooperative System will occur in several phases and agree to use their best efforts to achieve the Implementation Milestones on the following timeline:
(a) on or before December 19, 2014, the publication of the draft Initial Regulations for public comment;
(b) on or before June 30, 2015, the enactment of the Provincial Capital Markets Act by each provincial and territorial Participating Jurisdiction, the enactment of the Federal Capital Markets Stability Act by Parliament. Based on this timeline, the Participating Jurisdictions expect the CMRA to be operational in the fall of 2015.
Implementation Milestones. The Participating Jurisdictions agree that the implementation of the Cooperative System will occur in several phases and agree to use their best efforts to achieve the Implementation Milestones on the following timeline:
(a) [intentionally omitted];
(b) on or before June 30, 2018, the enactment of the Capital Markets Act by each provincial and territorial Participating Jurisdiction and the enactment of the Capital Markets Stability Act by Parliament. Based on this timeline, the Participating Jurisdictions expect the CMRA to be operational in 2018.
Implementation Milestones. All Deliverables in this section shall be provided on the schedule provided in Exhibit D.1 (Implementation Schedule). Total Quantities to be delivered are specified in Exhibit B (Product and Services Fee Schedule). When the Implementation Schedule provides a multi-day time period for delivery, Dominion and ROV shall mutually agree on a schedule for periodic deliveries throughout the time period to ensure adequate time for installation, acceptance testing, and preparation for storage.
Implementation Milestones. The parties will mutually agree on an implementation plan to migrate traffic from an existing AOL dial-up network services vendor to the Level 3 network. The implementation plan will include the obligation of AOL to: (i) obtain and provide to ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ promptly following the date of this Letter Agreement (if not already provided) all necessary letters of authority (LOAs) required to port-in to ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ all [****] telephone numbers (identified in Exhibit “D” hereto) associated with AOLs existing dial-up network services provider, including LOAs between (a) AOL’s current dial-up network services vendor for which telephone numbers will be ported to Level 3 and (b) such vendor’s underlying suppliers, authorizing the transfer of such telephone numbers to Level 3; provided, however, that: (a) AOL reserves the right to withdraw telephone numbers from the list of LOAs and remove such telephone numbers from the implementation plan on 60 days prior written notice from AOL to Level 3 and b) AOL may only withdraw telephone numbers under subpart (a) immediately above where the remaining telephone numbers (after such withdrawals) will accommodate the below milestone percentages; (ii) not delay the porting-in of telephone numbers or the migration of traffic to Level 3; and (iii) reasonably cooperate with Level 3 upon request in such porting and migration efforts as respects AOL’s current dial up access provider. The parties acknowledge and agree that Subsection (i)(a) above has been completed by AOL and no further obligations exists. As part of the joint implementation plan, the parties have agreed upon certain milestones dates that Level 3 shall endeavor to meet related to the migration of traffic and Level 3’s ability to successfully port-in telephone numbers and associated traffic from AOL’s third-party dial-up network services provider, as stated in the chart below. The percentages stated in the chart below shall be the percentage of AOL’s Total AOL Dial-up Hours corresponding to each Rate Center (and telephone number) as such Rates Centers and telephone numbers are identified in Exhibit “D.” To determine the total percentage of overall Total AOL Dial-up Hours successfully ported-in to the Level 3 network (and whether the below milestones have been achieved) for each telephone number identified in Exhibit “D” successfully ported-in to ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇, the corresponding “% of AOL Traffic” stated in Exhibit “D” shall be added together (the “Percentage”). * Percentages noted will ...
Implementation Milestones. The Parties expect the implementation of the Cooperative System to occur in several phases and agree to use their best efforts to achieve implementation milestones on the following timeline: • on or before August 29, 2014, the execution of a Memorandum of Agreement by each of the Participating Jurisdictions setting out the terms and conditions of the Cooperative System (to which consultation drafts of the Cooperative Legislation (subject to legislative approval), as approved by the Participating Jurisdictions, will be attached); • on or before December 19, 2014, the publication of the initial draft regulations of the Cooperative Legislation for public comment; • on or before June 30, 2015, the enactment of provincial legislation by each provincial Participating Jurisdiction and the enactment of the complementary federal legislation by Parliament. Based on this timeline, the Parties expect the CMR to be operational in the Fall of 2015.
Implementation Milestones. The Parties expect the implementation of the Cooperative System to occur in several phases and agree to use their best efforts to achieve implementation milestones on the following timeline: • on or before January 31, 2014, the execution of a Memorandum of Agreement by each of the Participating Jurisdictions setting out the terms and conditions of the Cooperative System (to which the draft Cooperative Legislation (subject to legislative approval), as approved by the Participating Jurisdictions, will be attached); • on or before March 31, 2014, the publication of the initial draft regulations of the Cooperative Legislation for public comment; • on or before May 30, 2014, the execution of an agreement by each of the Participating Jurisdictions setting out the terms and conditions for the integration of their securities regulatory body into the CMR (which may differ as between Participating Jurisdictions to accommodate their distinctive circumstances); and • on or before December 31, 2014, the enactment of provincial legislation by each provincial Participating Jurisdiction and the enactment of the complementary federal legislation by Parliament. Based on this timeline, the Parties expect the CMR to be operational by July 1, 2015.
Implementation Milestones. (a) The JV Project shall have the following implementation milestones:
1. Incorporation of the JVC
2. Procurement of Business Requirements (Permits and Licenses)
3. Detailed Engineering Design
4. Procurement
5. Earthworks and Civil Engineering
6. Structural Engineering and Construction of Facility Buildings 7. Installation of Process Equipment
