Obligations of Both Parties Sample Clauses
Obligations of Both Parties. Obligations of Party A:
1. Party A undertakes that the products that it provides have been authorized by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the PRC.
2. In order to enhance Party B’s reputation, Party A hereby authorizes Party B to use the Ninetowns trade name in its company name, provided, however, that Party B shall not use such trade name to engage in business activities that are not related to the business as contemplated hereunder.
3. Party A undertakes that during the term of this agreement, it will obtain Party B’s prior consent before developing other franchisees within the franchised area.
4. Party A shall provide Party B with marketing and training materials in connection with the franchised products.
5. Party A shall provide Party B with technical support services.
6. Upgrade services. Obligations of Party B:
1. Party B is responsible for distribution of Party A’s products, after-sale services and technical support in the franchised area.
2. Party B undertakes that it will comply with relevant state and industrial laws and regulations through its sales activities.
3. Party B undertakes that it will not be any third party’s franchisee for any other product that competes with Party A’s products in the franchised area during the term of this agreement.
4. Party B undertakes that the products that it sells are the official versions of Party A’s products, and Party B undertakes that it will not engage in any form of counterfeit activities.
5. Party B undertakes that it will provide users with after-sales service and technical support in accordance with Party A’s service standards and service contents.
6. Party B undertakes that it will make payments to Party A within the prescribed time limit.
7. Party B undertakes that the sales data delivered by Party B to Party A monthly, i.e. the monthly sales report, will be true and accurate.
Obligations of Both Parties. Obligations of Party A:
1. Party A undertakes that the products that it provides have been authorized by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the PRC.
2. In order to enhance Party B’s reputation, Party A hereby authorizes Party B to use the Ninetowns trade name in its company name, provided, however, that Party B shall not use such trade name to engage in business activities that are not related to the business as contemplated hereunder.
3. Party A undertakes that during the term of this agreement, it will obtain Party B’s prior consent before developing other franchisees within the franchised area.
4. Party A shall provide Party B with marketing and training materials in connection with the franchised products.
5. Party A shall provide Party B with technical support services.
6. Upgrade services. Obligations of Party B:
1. Party B is responsible for distribution of Party A’s products, after-sale services and technical support in the franchised area.
2. Party B undertakes that it will provide users with after-sales service and technical support in accordance with Party A’s service standards and service contents.
3. Party B undertakes that the sales data delivered by Party B to Party A monthly, i.e. the monthly sales report, will be true and accurate.
Obligations of Both Parties. 4.1 When a ported telephone number becomes vacant, e.g., the telephone number is no longer in service by the original End User; the ported telephone number will be released back to the Local Service Provider owning the switch in which the telephone number’s NXX is native.
4.2 Either Party may block default routed calls from entering the public switched network when necessary to prevent network overload, congestion, or failure.
4.3 The Parties will conform to industry guidelines referenced herein in preparing their networks for SPNP and in porting numbers from one network to another.
4.4 The Parties will perform all standard SPNP certification and intra-company testing prior to scheduling intercompany testing between the Parties’ interconnected networks.
4.5 Each Party will designate a single point of contact (SPOC) to schedule and perform required test. These tests will be performed during a mutually agreed time frame and must conform to industry portability testing and implementation criteria in force in the NPAC region.
Obligations of Both Parties. 2.2.1 The Parties shall:
2.2.1.1 disclose, upon request, any technical limitations that would prevent LNP implementation in a particular switching office; and
2.2.1.2 provide LNP services and facilities only where technically feasible, subject to the availability of facilities, and only from properly equipped central office.
2.2.2 Each Party shall deploy LNP software in all switches within the 100 largest Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) as per FCC CC Docket 95-116 (i.e. the First Report and Order and subsequent Orders issued to the date this Agreement was signed). Additionally, those areas identified as within the 100 largest MSAs as a result of the last Census Bureau report shall also be included within this mandatory group of number portable switches.
2.2.3 When a ported telephone number becomes vacant, e.g., the telephone number is no longer in service by the original End User, the ported telephone number will be released back to the carrier owning the switch in which the telephone number’s NXX is native within the time frames set forth in FCC CC Docket 95-116.
2.2.4 Each Party has the right to block default routed call entering a network in order to protect the public switched network from overload, congestion, or failure propagation.
2.2.5 Industry guidelines shall be followed regarding all aspects of porting numbers from one carrier to another, including but not limited to NANC Local Number Portability (LNP) Interservice Provider Operation Flows.
2.2.6 Intracompany testing shall be performed prior to the scheduling of intercompany testing.
2.2.7 Each Party will designate a single point of contact (SPOC) to schedule and perform required testing. These tests will be performed during a mutually agreed time frame and must meet the criteria set forth by the Wireless Testing Sub-Committee (WTSC).
2.2.8 When a Party ports an End User’s telephone number to its switch, that Party shall become responsible for the End User’s E911 record and other related telecommunication items.
2.2.9 Each Party is responsible for advising the Number Portability Administration Center (NPAC) of telephone numbers that it imports and the associated data as identified in industry forums as being required for LNP.
2.2.10 All porting involving WSP will be handled via subscription versions submitted to the existing NPAC with downloads to Local SMS (LSMS).
2.2.11 The Parties agree that porting between wireless and wireline service providers will use existing wireline defined LNP ...
Obligations of Both Parties. The Seller and the Buyer agree that subsequent to the date hereof and prior to the Closing Date:
Obligations of Both Parties. The Seller and the Buyer agree that subsequent to the date hereof and prior to the Closing Date:
Obligations of Both Parties. 2.5.1 When a ported telephone number becomes vacant, e.g., the telephone number is no longer in service by the original end user, the ported telephone number will be released back to the telecommunications carrier owning the switch in which the telephone number’s NXX is native.
Obligations of Both Parties. To the extent allowed by law, subject to the availability of appropriations and within administration budgetary limits, and in harmony with the MMS and FWS missions and capabilities, both Parties shall:
1. Protect, restore, and enhance habitat of migratory birds to the extent practicable during the MMS’s management of resource development and extraction. This includes:
a. Collaborating on developing and implementing management practices that minimize or avoid negative impacts on migratory bird populations and/or their migration, nesting, foraging, staging, or wintering habitats.
b. Working collaboratively with other Federal and State agencies and other partners in their efforts to identify, protect, restore, enhance, monitor, and manage important migratory bird areas potentially affected by agency actions, focusing efforts in areas of current or projected project activities. This includes recognizing Marine Protected Area and Marine Important Bird Area designations.
c. Preventing or abating pollution detrimental to migratory birds and their habitats.
d. Preventing or abating detrimental alteration of migratory bird habitats.
2. Promote research and information exchange related to migratory bird conservation including inventorying and monitoring, studies related to agency decisions and management practices that may impact migratory birds, and information on environmental contaminants and other physical and biological stressors that are relevant to the conservation of migratory birds. The Parties agree to:
a. As practicable and compatible with other study needs and program mandates, collaborate on warranted studies: (1) on migratory bird species that may be potentially affected by agency actions; (2) on the effects of management activities; (3) on avoiding degradation of migratory bird habitat; and (4) on developing a framework for appropriate mitigation measures to offset offshore mortality episodes. Examples include:
i. Develop protocol for research focused on developing better methods of evaluating impacts of agency actions, particularly associated with renewable energy, to migratory birds;
ii. Develop protocol for research focused on developing criteria in site selection of facilities, particularly associated with renewable energy; and
iii. Monitor avian mortality and/or avoidance behavior at offshore facilities.
b. Sharing inventory, monitoring, research, and study data in a timely fashion with other Federal and State agencies as appropriate and practic...
Obligations of Both Parties. 2.3.1 The Parties shall cooperate in performing activities required to port Customer telephone number(s). The primary responsibility for the coordination of such activities will be assumed by the Party acquiring the End User Customer (porting in the Customer telephone number(s)).
Obligations of Both Parties. According to this Agreement, both Parties are obliged to:
(a) act, for the duration of the Term of this Agreement, in accordance to the Applicable Law;
(b) hold all of the licences, permits and certificates required to engage in this Agreement; and
(c) share and use information only and to the extent necessary for the performance of the services and obligations provided herein, and refrain from sharing any commercially sensitive information, including but not limited to price costs, strategic or marketing plans, pipeline products or research and development plans, or from taking any action that violates (or could be deemed to violate) competition laws.