Key Concepts Sample Clauses
The "Key Concepts" clause serves to define and clarify important terms and ideas that are used throughout the agreement. It typically lists specific words or phrases and provides their precise meanings as they apply within the context of the contract, ensuring that all parties interpret these terms consistently. By establishing clear definitions at the outset, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes over terminology, thereby promoting clarity and mutual understanding in the interpretation of the contract.
Key Concepts. Signatory Applicant
Key Concepts. This Agreement employs a number of key concepts.
(1) The Retailer agrees to:
(a) receive and process, in accordance with clauses 4 and 5, Applications for the Rebate; and
(b) pay the Rebate to Rebate Customers in accordance with clause 6.
(2) The State agrees to reimburse the Retailer, in accordance with clause 7, for any Rebate validly paid to a Rebate Customer.
(3) Any Customer may make an Application.
(4) A Customer will fall into one of two categories.
(a) In most cases, a Customer will apply on the Customer’s own behalf.
(b) In some cases, a Customer will apply as a Proprietor.
(5) If a Customer of a Retailer:
(a) has made an Application to the Retailer in accordance with clause 4; and
(b) meets the Eligibility Criteria, then the Customer is a Rebate Customer.
Key Concepts. The main architectural concepts of the SCAMPI platform, shown in Figure 3, are introduced in the remaining of this sub-section. At the bottom of the conceptual architecture the resources layer comprises the multitude of resources available in the environment, for example, those available in users’ modern smart phones. Access to device’s physical resources is abstracted through a service interface. Such abstraction occurs for example, when accessing the WiFi chipset through the socket interface or GPS information via a location service interface. The network (each network interface) is viewed as a special resource, which is managed through an opportunistic and pervasive networking stack. opportunistic social network pervasive streaming
Key Concepts. Article Two Common Area Article Three Common Nationals Article Four
(i) The right to reside within the territory of the other State.
(ii) The right to move freely between the two States.
(iii) The right to undertake economic activity within the territory of the other State.
(iv) The right to own property within the territory of the other State.
Key Concepts. Terms defined in this Chapter shall be capitalized first in the text of the Agreement unless their meaning in the context is different from that defined in this Chapter.
Key Concepts. As used in these Purchase Terms, a “Propell Terminal Product” is any hardware product, instrument or piece of equipment that you purchase from Propell under these Purchase Terms, and includes physical Point of Sale (“POS”) devices, accessories, components, and spare parts, and Terminal Device Software (see Section A.18 below). The Propell Terminal Products are intended to be used in conjunction with the Propell Terminal Services (defined in the Propell Terminal Services Terms available at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/terminal/legal (“Propell Terminal Services Terms”)). We provide support to help resolve general issues relating to the Propell Terminal Products. This support includes resources and documentation that we make available to you through the current versions of Propell’s support pages, API documentation, and other pages on our website (collectively, “Documentation”).
Key Concepts