Operation of System. The department shall have the right to operate all equipments, if in operating condition, whether or not such equipments have been accepted as complete and satisfactory. Repairs and alterations shall be made by the firm at such times as directed by the Engineer – in – charge, free of charge.
Operation of System. 10.1.1 SABRE and the System shall be operated by Customer solely for the purposes and functions expressly permitted by this Agreement and in strict accordance with the Instructions.
Operation of System. 10.1.1 The SABRE System and the System shall be operated by Customer solely for the purposes and functions expressly permitted by this Agreement and in strict accordance with the instructions. Customer shall not in any way utilize the System for the direct or indirect purpose of bypassing or circumventing the SABRE System in communicating in any way with Participants. Any violation of this provision will be deemed an Event of Default under Article 14.1.2.
Operation of System. Customer shall bear sole responsibility for the supervision, management, and control of the operation of the Computer System, including: (1) assuring proper machine environment, audit controls, and operating methods; (2) establishing adequate backup plans to apply in the event of a program or equipment malfunction; and (3) implementing sufficient procedures to satisfy the requirements for security and accuracy of input and output as well as restart and recovery to apply in the event of a program or equipment malfunction. Vendor shall advise Customer as to the feasibility of such procedures but shall not be responsible for their implementation or execution.
Operation of System. The Child Find system will be cooperatively operated through Child Development Watch and Local Education Agencies. Public Awareness information is disseminated routinely to LEAs concerning services in Child Development Watch. Referrals are commonly made between Child Development Watch and LEAs. Potentially eligible infants and toddlers are referred to Central Intake in Child Development Watch. Upon referral, a family service coordinator is appointed to assist the family through the completion of the multi-disciplinary evaluation and assessment, and upon determination of eligibility, the development and implementation of the IFSP. Liaison staff from signatory agencies agrees to participate with the families in the interagency Child Development Watch team process through which Child Find is conducted and the service coordinator assigned. Any child believed to be potentially Part C eligible will have a multidisciplinary assessment provided as needed. Parents of these potentially eligible children will be requested to sign a Part C /CDW Consent Form. An IFSP will be developed and implemented for all eligible children. These activities are coordinated through the Child Development Watch interagency team. The makeup of the interagency teams is agreed upon by the agencies and corroborated through the shared allocation of positions and resources. The Part C Birth to Three Early Intervention System provides additional administrative and fiscal support. Existing obligations have been used as the basis for the following explanations of shared Part C responsibilities: The Division of Developmental Disabilities Services participates in all Child Development Watch activities including referrals, multidisciplinary assessments and service coordination for children particularly those with severe conditions. They also provide consultation in their area of expertise to other team members. The Department of Education participates with Child Development Watch in the hiring and supervision of liaisons between DOE, the schools and Child Development Watch to ensure that transition from CDW to Public School Programs is provided. These individuals will also serve as family service coordinators for some children in Child Development Watch. Children who are birth to three and visually impaired, deaf and hard of hearing, deafblind and/or autistic are eligible for FAPE under Part B and eligible for Part C services. The Division of Family Services, in a system of care approach to ‘think...
Operation of System. The Seller shall, at all times, operate and maintain its water system in an efficient manner and shall take such action as may be reasonably necessary to perform its obligations under this Agreement. Temporary or partial failures to deliver water shall be remedied diligently with all practicable dispatch. The Seller shall immediately inform the Purchaser by telephone, by email, or by facsimile transmission of the nature and extent of such temporary or partial failure to deliver water. In the event of an extended shortage of water, or if the supply of water available to the Seller is otherwise diminished over an extended period of time, the supply of w reduced or diminished in the same proportion as t agrees to take such steps customers is reduced or diminished. The Purchaser as may be reasonably necessary to curtail water usage within its system in response to a shortage of water.
Operation of System. Seller will not, following the execution of this Agreement, operate the System other than in the ordinary course of business and consistent with the build-out of the System, and Seller will not take any action that will negatively impact the beneficial business relationships with customers, suppliers or others
Operation of System. In the event of any termination of this Agreement, the City may: (i) direct the Company to operate the System on behalf of the City pursuant to the provisions of this Agreement and such additional terms and conditions as are equitable to the City and the Company, for a period of up to twelve (12) months; (ii) authorize any other Person to operate the System on behalf of the City; or (iii) order the Company to cease all construction and operational activities in a prompt and workmanlike manner.
Operation of System. The operation and maintenance of the System shall be in accordance with all applicable Requirements of Law and shall be the responsibility of MOPAC except that Biopure shall pay its share of the costs of operating the System as provided above. MOPAC shall not be liable to Biopure for consequential damages arising out of System shutdown caused by any event of force majeure.
Operation of System. The Management Services shall include, without limitation, conducting all management and administrative services associated with the operation and development of the System in accordance with the Operations Budget (the "Operations Services"). The Operations Services shall include, without limitation, the following:
