Long Distance Calls Sample Clauses
The 'Long Distance Calls' clause defines how charges for telephone calls made to locations outside a specified local area are handled within an agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the cost of such calls is included in the base service fee or billed separately, and may specify which party is responsible for paying these additional charges. By outlining the treatment of long distance call expenses, the clause helps prevent disputes over unexpected telecommunications costs and ensures both parties understand their financial obligations.
Long Distance Calls. Unless a physician specifies that a Paramedic is not required, then all long distance calls will include Paramedics, excepting in those circumstances where Paramedics are not available.
Long Distance Calls. Customers must specify in advance of any lines needing Long Distance capability. All lines are otherwise restricted to local only dialing. M.
C. Dean will provide a detailed listing of all billable calls made from associated services. Customers are implicitly responsible for any/all long distance calls, to include international, and all other charges associated to their assigned numbers.
Long Distance Calls. A unit member who makes a long distance telephone call as a result of a work related emergency may receive reimbursement for such call if the reimbursement is approved by the immediate supervisor.
Long Distance Calls. If the Imbalance for any monthly period shall exceed [*], pursuant to the provisions of Section 2 of this Setoff Agreement, the parties agree that the following provisions shall apply:
8.1 The duration of all calls included in the monthly period in which the Imbalance exceeded [*], will be analyzed.
8.2 The percentage of calls with a duration equal to or higher than [*] minutes shall be determined.
8.3 If the percentage of calls referred to in clause 8.2 above exceeds [*] of all calls included in the corresponding monthly period, then the parties agree to offset [*] of the minutes corresponding to the calls with a duration of [*] or more minutes that exceed the [*] mentioned above. In order to make the offset mentioned above, the average duration in minutes [*] indicates that a confidential portion of the text of this agreement has been omitted. The non-public information has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. of all long distance calls shall be obtained and the product shall be multiplied by the number of calls in excess of [*]. The offset referred to in this paragraph shall be made only to the extent it is proven that the calls in question are local calls.
8.4 If the percentage of calls referred to in clause 8.2 above is equal to or lower than [*] of all calls included in the corresponding monthly period, then the parties shall pay the consideration according to the provisions of Section 4 of the Setoff Agreement.
8.5 In case of occurrence of the scenario contemplated in clause 8.3 above, then the parties shall recalculate the Imbalance for the corresponding monthly period, as provided in Section 2 of this Setoff Agreement, without including all minutes corresponding to the calls in excess of the [*] referred to in clause 8.3 above.
8.6 If after recalculation of the Imbalance as provided in clause 8.4 above, the percentage of Imbalance for the corresponding monthly period continues to exceed [*], then the parties shall pay any payable consideration according to the provisions of Section 4 of the Setoff Agreement.
Long Distance Calls. Residents may make long distance calls from their room by using a calling card or prepaid calling card. Georgian College does not provide long distance service or long distance calling plans.
Long Distance Calls. Co-Tenants are responsible for their own long distance telephone calls and payments.
Long Distance Calls. Customers must specify in advance of any lines needing Long Distance capability. All lines are otherwise restricted to local only dialing. ▇.
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Long Distance Calls. If the Imbalance for any monthly period shall exceed thirty (30) percent, pursuant to the provisions of Section 2 of this Setoff Agreement, the parties agree that the following provisions shall apply:
8.1 The duration of all calls included in the monthly period in which the Imbalance exceeded thirty (30) percent, will be analyzed.
8.2 The percentage of calls with a duration equal to or higher than five (5) minutes shall be determined.
8.3 If the percentage of calls referred to in clause 8.2 above exceeds twenty (20) percent of all calls included in the corresponding monthly period, then the parties agree to offset one hundred (100) percent of the minutes corresponding to the calls with a duration of five (5) or more minutes that exceed the twenty (20) percent mentioned above. In order to make the offset mentioned above, the average duration in minutes of all long distance calls shall be obtained and the product shall be multiplied by the number of calls in excess of twenty (20)
Long Distance Calls you can make long distance calls through a pre-paid credit card or toll free number only. Dial number 9 and 1 then the toll free “800” number and then follow the directions as specified on the card. Long distance charges may not be billed to your phone number. Long distance discount rate plans may not be assigned to your phone number. You may also call someone collect by dialing 9 then 0 followed by the area code and number. Collect calls may not be accepted to your phone. ? Collect calls ? Third number ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ? Calling card charges billed to an 885# ? Directory assistance call completion ? Operator assisted calls For information charges contact Telephone Services at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇, email ▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇, or go to their office located in the Administration Building, room 17. You can also visit their web site at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/phones In ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Tower, Steel House and Targhee (Fine Arts Hall) the temperature is set for the building, which is controlled by the sensors on the outside of the buildings. Every year we have a few days that students are too cool or too warm. Moscow weather fluctuates greatly while trying to hold onto our Indian summer. While it is a beautiful time of year, the weather can be very unpredictable; 80 degrees today and 50 degrees tomorrow. This does not last long and as soon as the weather settles the heat will be turned on or off, depending on the time of year. It is very hard to please every student, as some like it cool all of the time and some like it warm all of the time. Air cooling and heating is available seasonally from central steam plant. Shoulder seasons in spring and fall may not have the level of control indicated by thermostat setting. You will also be subject to the Moscow weather. Heat is available only when the central plant system is on and your cooling is available only when the central plant system is on.