OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS Sample Clauses

OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, on a Product SKU-by-Product SKU basis, the permissible overrun and underrun of a given Product SKU delivered by Parent in any given Month shall not exceed plus or minus five percent (5%) of the confirmed, aggregate amount of units of such Product SKU actually ordered in that Month, provided that the yearly overrun or underrun may not exceed plus or minus two percent (2%) of the confirmed, aggregate amount of units of such Product SKU actually ordered in any Fiscal Year. For the avoidance of doubt, such permitted overrun and underrun amounts will be calculated on a Product SKU-by-Product SKU (not manufacturing site-by-manufacturing site) basis.
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OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. Seller shall be permitted an overrun or underrun of up to five percent (5%) of the order. Buyer shall pay for the product actually shipped.
OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. The actual number of copies delivered under this Agreement may because of OVERRUN or UNDERRUN vary from the number ordered as set forth in the schedule below. A directory containing both alphabetical and classified sections shall be considered as one directory. If an alphabetical section of a directory is used in other directories accompanied by different classified sections, the allowable OVERRUN or UNDERRUN for each directory shall be based on such classified runs rather than on the total run for the main alphabetical section.
OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. Variations in quantity of *** percent more or less than quantities ordered for gravure titles and *** percent more or less than quantities ordered for AMI COUNTRY MUSIC will constitute acceptable delivery, and the price will be adjusted at the over/under delivery per thousand copy price. If the work involves more than one version, the over/under percent for each version shall depend upon ordered quantity of that version, as separately quoted.
OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. The actual number of copies delivered under this Agreement may because of OVERRUN or UNDERRUN vary from the number ordered as set forth in the schedule below. A directory containing both alphabetical and classified sections shall be considered as one directory. If an alphabetical section of a directory is used in other directories accompanied by different classified sections, the allowable OVERRUN or UNDERRUN for each directory shall be based on such classified runs rather than on the total run for the main alphabetical section. Number of Copies Ordered Allowable Overrun or Underrun 1,000 and under 2.50% 1,001 through 5,000 25 Copies or 1.25%(whichever is greater) 5,001 through 15,000 65 Copies or 1.00%(whichever is greater) 15,001 through 25,000 150 Copies or .75%(whichever is greater) 25,001 through 50,000 190 Copies or .50%(whichever is greater) 50,001 through 100,000 250 Copies or .40%(whichever is greater) 100,001 through 200,000 400 Copies or .35%(whichever is greater) 200,001 through 500,000 700 Copies or .25%(whichever is greater) 500,001 and over 1,250 Copies or .15%(whichever is greater)
OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. The City and Commission will share cost overrun expenses equally and cost under run savings equally for total project costs eligible for cost sharing. For its share of cost overrun expenses, the City agrees that the Commission may program up to 80% STBG funds allocated to the City by the Ozarks Transportation Organization, with the remainder being City local funds. The original estimate of the City’s responsibility was nine hundred ninety-nine thousand, three hundred ninety-six dollars ($999,396.00) as noted in paragraph 9(B) of this agreement. Based on final actual project costs, the City’s actual responsibility is one million, one hundred sixty-nine thousand, nine hundred eighteen dollars and ninety-three cents ($1,169,918.93), an increase of one hundred seventy thousand, five hundred twenty-two dollars and ninety-three cents ($170,522.93). This additional amount ($170,522.93) is the responsibility of the City and the City agrees the Commission may program additional STBG funds allocated to the City in the amount of one hundred thirty-six thousand, four hundred eighteen dollars ($136,418.00), with the remaining city obligation of thirty-four thousand, one hundred four dollars and ninety-three cents ($34,104.93) from city local funds and remitted by a check payable to the Director of Revenue – Credit State Road Fund. The Commission will be responsible for all cost overruns and receive all savings for cost underruns for costs not eligible for cost sharing. The Commission’s share of any cost overruns will come from its Southwest District distributed funds.
OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. Overruns and underruns are not acceptable, unless otherwise authorized in writing by the customer.
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OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. Unless otherwise specified by Seller in writing, overruns or underruns of up to ten percent of the total amount of Product purchased under the Agreement shall be deemed conclusively to constitute fulfillment of the Agreement, provided that Seller shall invoice Buyer for the amount of Product actually delivered.
OVERRUNS AND UNDERRUNS. Printer will endeavor to print the quantities ordered by Customer but variations in quantity of 10% more or less will be acceptable delivery and the price will be adjusted pro rata, exclusive of make readies.

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