New Program Sample Clauses
The "New Program" clause defines the process and conditions under which a party may introduce or implement a new program, service, or initiative within the scope of an existing agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the requirements for proposing a new program, such as providing written notice, obtaining mutual consent, or meeting specific criteria before launch. For example, it may specify how changes to the scope of work or additional services are to be negotiated and approved. The core function of this clause is to provide a structured mechanism for expanding or modifying the contractual relationship, ensuring that both parties have clarity and agreement on any new undertakings.
New Program. The Parties agree that the Wal-Mart open network prepaid gift card program (“Wal-Mart Visa Gift Card Program”) shall be added to the Services Agreement as the third program in accordance with the terms of this Article I. Subsections 4.12(c) and 4.12(d) of the Services Agreement, the schedules to the Original Services Agreement set forth in connection with the first program, Articles II and III of the First Amendment and the schedules to the First Amendment set forth in connection with the second program shall not apply to the Wal-Mart Visa Gift Card Program.
New Program. The Parties agree that the Meijer prepaid card program (“Meijer Program”) shall be added to the Services Agreement, as amended by this Amendment, in accordance with the terms of this Article III.
New Program. IMPLEMENTATION
New Program. SELLER will quote the cost of design and development of FCT and provide an itemized list, or BUYER will supply SELLER with necessary equipment and documentation to perform FCT.
New Program. If at any time during the term of this Agreement a new program for scheduling energy from wind resources is instituted (as a replacement to Amendment 42 or PIRP or otherwise and without regard to whether Amendment 42 or PIRP is then in effect), then by providing notice to the other Party,
(A) Seller may elect to participate in such new program (and in conjunction, Seller may terminate its status as a Participating Intermittent Resource) effective as of a date no earlier than thirty (30) days following the effective date of the notice, provided that ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s election under this clause (A) does not and will not materially and adversely affect the existing net economic benefits of this Agreement to Buyer, absent Seller's election, as reasonably determined by ▇▇▇▇▇; or
(B) either Party may request the other Party to work in good faith to amend the Agreement in a manner that allows seller to participate in such new program while maintaining or restoring (as applicable) to each Party the net economic benefits of the Agreement existing immediately prior to the implementation of such new program, as reasonably determined by such Party. Unless and until a mutually agreeable amendment is executed in accordance with (i) or (ii) above and effective or a termination of this Agreement is effective, pursuant to this subsection 6(b). each of the Parties' obligations hereunder shall continue in full force and effect.
New Program. COURSE OFFERINGS AND DELIVERY In order to maximize course offerings and facility usage, the College and the faculty will work together to explore the creation of new programs and the creative delivery of existing courses and programs. Faculty primarily responsible for the creation of a new course or a new delivery format for a course will be given priority consideration in the teaching assignment of that course for two years after its approval. The Vice President of Academic Affairs acknowledges that special consideration may be necessary to nurture such new offerings. In order to meet student needs and encourage faculty and department involvement in new offerings, the Vice President of Academic Affairs may agree to run courses despite a lack of sufficient enrollment. In addition to acknowledging that special consideration may be necessary to nurture new offerings, the College also recognizes the obligation to provide unique educational opportunities for students and to offer courses that may not be part of the regular curriculum but which complement current offerings. With that in mind, the College agrees to consider running these courses at the request of a department if the Faculty member agrees to provide the course as an overload. The rate of pay for these courses would be determined through a negotiation between the Faculty member and the ▇▇▇▇, with the understanding that if an agreement is not reached that no Faculty member could be compelled to teach the proposed course. The goal of these special courses is to provide students with a valuable educational opportunity that otherwise would not be available at Joliet Junior College. Courses that are part of an existing program, excluding internships (see Section 7.3.6), and that serve ongoing needs of students will continue to be offered and run as part of the regular schedule and will not be subject to negotiated pay.
New Program. It is contemplated that the New Program shall have the functionalities/specifications attached hereto as Exhibit A Section: Online Product Offerings-Proposed Online Products-Phase I. For avoidance of doubt, the New Program will not include any functionality/specifications as described in Exhibit A Section: Online Product Offerings-Proposed Online Products Phase II or Phase III.
New Program. Requiring supervisors to review Department policies with every employee and require each employee to sign off on the Department policy regarding accepted practices to be used in their relationship with community citizens. This program will begin immediately with new employees and will take effect January 2010 for existing employees. CURRENT PROGRAM
New Program. CONTRACTOR shall retain title to newly developed proprietary computer programs including program modifications and enhancements to such programs.