IN PLACE Clause Samples
The "IN PLACE" clause establishes that certain terms, conditions, or provisions remain effective and continue to apply as originally set, without alteration or interruption. In practice, this clause is often used to clarify that specific obligations, rights, or procedures persist despite changes elsewhere in the agreement, such as amendments, renewals, or partial terminations. Its core function is to ensure continuity and prevent confusion by explicitly stating which parts of the contract remain operative, thereby maintaining stability and predictability in the contractual relationship.
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IN PLACE. This Contract is conditional upon the Contractor procuring that the Guarantor shall:
IN PLACE. This phase includes activities carried out while inside the controlled In-Custody Holding areas. There shall be no intermediate exit/re-entry.
IN PLACE. CONCRETE
IN PLACE. Restatement
IN PLACE. If Seller shall fail to act as it is so obligated under options (x), (y) or (z) above, then Seller, regardless of such failure, shall no longer have any rights or privileges whatsoever with respect to the Purchaser Parcel, and Purchaser may, if it so elects, obtain the Approvals to, and in accordance with all Approvals and all Applicable Laws, fulfill Seller's obligations under the selected option (x), (y) or (z), with Seller thereafter being responsible to reimburse Purchaser for the sums so paid by Purchaser in doing so, and all actual and other expenses (including the costs of any insurance that Purchaser deemed appropriate to obtain in taking such actions), with interest on all of the foregoing at eighteen percent (18%) per annum, from the date of Purchaser's payment (collective, "Restoration Costs"). The Restoration Costs shall be due from Seller to Purchaser within ten (10) days after Purchaser's delivery to Seller of written demand therefor, with accompanying sufficient supporting documentation. Within ten (10) days after the occurrence of a Triggering Event, Seller shall execute and deliver to Purchaser a termination of this Agreement, sufficient to evidence the surrender and abandonment of the Easement and termination of this Agreement (the "Termination"), said Termination to thereafter be recorded by Purchaser in the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida. Should Seller fail to execute and deliver the Termination, Seller hereby appoints Purchaser as Seller's attorney in fact to execute the Termination.
IN PLACE. If such agreement exists, then the terms of the Confidentiality Agreement shall apply and be incorporated to this Agreement.
IN PLACE. Programs may be required to shelter-in-place if there is a direct threat to, or the immediate surrounding area of a CYP facility. If there is a threat, including an unauthorized suspicious intruder, children will be kept secured in a classroom or other safe area away from windows and doors. The facility will be closed to all visitors, staff and parents who may attempt to enter the program until it is determined by PMO that the building is safe.
IN PLACE. Yes No If Yes, How? Computer operating system has all current updates and patches on all machines? All endpoint computers have all security devices activated and up-to-date? Data Encryption in place — on all machines? Electronic data is automatically backed up and can be restored in the event of human error, system failure or natural disaster? Sensitive data protected from leaving the business network via outbound email, or portable device (e.g., USB memory stick)? Anti-Phishing protections in place? Do you and your employees know how to recognize and avoid phishing emails that may enter via business or personal email accounts? Malware protections in place against entry via: - Business email accounts? - The internet (Web browsers, Web-based email)? - Portable storage devices (USB Sticks, iPods) cannot be connected to endpoint machines and download sensitive data without authorization?
IN PLACE. Supervision should take place in a designated area offering suitable privacy for the client, other customers and the general public. Supervision must never take place in the dispensary. Participating community pharmacies must ensure that a designated Pharmacist attends the required two training sessions per annum. (Training will cover issues such as Harm Reduction, Safeguarding, the operations of NEO and Blood Borne Viruses). Failure to attend may result in payments being delayed. Persistent failure to attend will result in the pharmacy’s ongoing participation in the scheme being reviewed. It is the responsibility of the designated pharmacist to be assured that all staff (including support staff and locum pharmacists) are adequately trained to meet the requirements of the service at all times. The participating pharmacies as service providers must participate in any annual review, audit and/or training update on request as defined by the INSPIRE Partnership. INSPiRE Partnership Responsibilities The INSPIRE Partnership will: Provide a named contact for any queries concerning the scheme Arrange provision of at least one contractor update opportunity per year (not necessarily face to face) to promote service development and update pharmacy staff with new developments Provide a suitable framework for the recording of relevant service information for the purposes of audit/ monitoring and the claiming of payment Ensure arrangements are in place to process payments accurately and efficiently Provide up to date details of other services which pharmacy staff can use for signposting Plan and provide any annual audit/review and training update or reaccreditation process for the service as required.