Implementation Procedures. This agreement shall serve as the recipient’s Title VI plan pursuant to 23 CFR 200 and 49 CFR 21. For the purpose of this agreement, “
Implementation Procedures. A. This Agreement and Assurances, shall serve as the Title VI Implementation Plan for the named Subrecipient for the Subrecipient’s FHWA activities. This Agreement and Assurances, when submitted in combination with the WisDOT Title VI Subrecipient Survey, shall also fulfill the requirements of the FHWA Title VI Annual Work Plan and Accomplishments Report (pursuant to 23 CFR 200 and 49 CFR 21).
Implementation Procedures. The Service referred to herein, as described in Annex 1 “Organizational and Technical Specifications” (hereafter the “OTS”), will be provided by the Contractor with its own organization of personnel and means, and full assumption of business risk, under the conditions, rules, provisions, requirements and anything else provided for in this agreement and in the documents that, attached thereto or otherwise referred to therein, form an integral and substantial part thereof. The Services covered hereunder will be carried out in full compliance with the requirements laid down in the Operational procedure (Annex 2). For the performance of the Service, the Contractor is required to provide, assuming any and all risks related thereto – a suitable business organization that is effectively sized to withstand the scope of the services entrusted, in compliance with the results and requirements, also in terms of quality, set forth in this agreement and its attachments. The Contractor must maintain and adapt at any time its production organization to the actual needs and characteristics of the Service entrusted to it, availing itself of all the means necessary to meet the obligations referred to in this agreement, without any increase in the use of productive means in relation to the estimates, forecasts or declarations made in the winning bid to constitute grounds for exemption from the contractual obligations, i.e. becoming the basis for claims for higher compensation, indemnification or remuneration. The Contractor acknowledges that the Service is an essential element for the Customer image, and undertakes to provide it with organizational, technical and control methods deemed the most suitable for achieving the expected results, intending to implement all those interventions, procedures and activities that, even if not specified in this agreement and its attachments, are nevertheless necessary to ensure the quantitative and qualitative level of the Services. The Contractor retains exclusive responsibility for the organization and management of manpower deployed in the Service. The Contractor shall be the guarantor, in particular, of the conduct of its own personnel and any subcontractors, ensuring – also through appropriate training – that, in no case, shall staff perform work services on the instructions of or direct request by the Customer personnel. Before the start of agreement work, the Contractor will identify its own agreement Manager, pursuant to the instruc...
Implementation Procedures a. In case of a request for intermittent/reduced schedule leave or leaves for planned medical treatment, the employee shall try to schedule such treatment so to not disrupt the District operations.
Implementation Procedures i. Each catastrophic leave shall conclude after 45 workdays, or at the end of the unit members work year, or when the unit member returns to work, whichever event occurs first. If the same or another injury or illness continues or arises at a later time, another request for catastrophic leave may be submitted, subject to the limitations in Section F. ii.
Implementation Procedures. As soon as reasonably practicable but not later than twelve (12) months prior to the last day of the Target Period, the Buyer and the Seller Group shall agree, whether as a protocol to this Agreement or as a separate document, a set of procedures for the purpose of assisting the Parties in the administration of this Agreement. Such implementation procedures shall cover, inter alia:
Implementation Procedures. The Contractor will use the detailed procedures and schedules as identified in Phase One of the Implementation Plan (see attachment) for implementing General A/R, Warranty A/R, Capacity Charge A/R, Pass Sales A/R, Pass Sales O/E and Warranty O/E. The Contractor will provide an A/R principal and O/E principal to meet the implementation requirements from installation to production. It is anticipated that this is an eight (8) month project. The Contractor will provide project management through December 31, 1995. King County will review the budget for possible future project management prior to December 31, 1995. The Contractor will provide assistance and review of procedures to ensure accuracy and completeness of the functional use of the software. King County reserves the right to approve any Contractor's staff who will be providing technical services under this contract.
Implementation Procedures. It is difficult to define all situations and circumstances with precision in a policy. If there are any questions at any time on present or future interpretations of this policy or the propriety of any conduct, employees are requested to consult with the General Counsel at Corporate headquarters to make sure of the propriety of the action contemplated. In matters of antitrust and other specialized areas, the Company retains outside counsel, who can be consulted as the need arises. The services of outside counsel may be obtained by making your request to the General Counsel at Corporate Headquarters. EXHIBIT B EXECUTIVE BONUS PLAN
Implementation Procedures. A. A written explanation of the reasons for denial of an award shall be given to the employee upon his request.
Implementation Procedures. The supply referred to above under art. 3 shall be carried out professionally, with delivery of the materials perfectly suitable for the use for which they are intended and having the qualities and features provided for in the contract and related annexes. It is understood that: (i) the monitoring systems shall not affect the features of the railway wagons on which they are installed. The wagons shall have standard factory features, and follow the applicable international regulations, national rules and standards. These systems shall not affect the wagon’s interchangeability, operating life, regular operation or safety, including if they fail or malfunction; (ii) in the manufacture and in the installation of the monitoring systems referred to in this contract, the Supplier shall not change the final project of the railway wagon on which the devices are to be installed. It shall provide supporting documentation/certificates, at its expense and without increasing the price agreed in art. 12 below. The materials which are the subject of the supply, as referred to in this contract, shall be delivered to the Customer suitably packaged and under the methods established by articles 41 to 49 of the “Condizioni Generali xx xxxxxxxxx per gli appalti di forniture delle Società del Gruppo Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane” (hereafter “C.G.C.”) as referred to below under art. 28. Furthermore, the Supplier shall be required to observe the technical requirements listed below:
