Permits and authorisations. Any type of permits and or authorisations required for the implementation of the measure must be provided by the competent authorities of the Beneficiary in due time and in accordance with national law.
Permits and authorisations. Except to the extent that the same have been obtained by the Corporation, the Contractor shall, at its own cost, be responsible for obtaining all certificates, licenses, permits, clearances, approvals and authorizations, from including but not limited to Municipality, Police and/or other relevant authorities whether statutory or otherwise, required for the performance of the Work (including, without limitation, all clearances and authorizations required for the use of any vessel by the Contractor in the performance of the Work) and in respect of the Contractor’s Equipment and the Contractor’s Personnel and for all approvals and permits required for the Contractor to engage in business and provide services of the nature contemplated by this Contract./ Work Order. The Contractor shall at all times ensure compliance with all such certificates, licenses, permits, approvals and authorizations referred to in this Clause 26 (Permits, Laws and Regulations). For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of this Clause 26 (Permits, Laws and Regulations) pertain not only to the present legal and Government requirements, but also to the legal and Government requirements for the entire period of the Contract (including any extension thereof).
Permits and authorisations. At all times during the term, the Contractor and all relevant Contractor personnel must hold such permits, licences, authorisations and accreditations as may be required for the Contractor to perform its obligations under this Contract in compliance with all relevant laws.
Permits and authorisations. Any Environmental Management Plans/Programmes (EMP's) over and above the Client's standard plan that may be required will be treated as a specialised additional service. Conversely, the compilation of any plans/reports necessary to comply with the relevant environmental legislation pertaining to applications to operate quarries and borrow pits will be treated as a normal sub-service. Procurement of sub-Service Providers in such instances shall be in accordance with the requirements of clause C3.1.17. As approvals of any EMPr's etc. are essential prior to the commencement of the Works, the Service Provider shall be responsible to ensure that all submissions to the relevant approving authorities are completed by the milestone date tabled in clause C3.1.9.
Permits and authorisations. At all times during the term, the Supplier and all relevant Supplier personnel must hold such permits, licences, authorisations and accreditations as may be required for the Supplier to perform its obligations under this Contract in compliance with all relevant laws.
Permits and authorisations. Any type of permit and/or authorisation required for the implementation of the programme and its operations shall be provided in due time by the competent authorities of the beneficiary country, in accordance with national law and, where applicable, in compliance with the acquis communautaire, having regard, in this case, to the principle of proportionality referred to in Article 2(2) of this Agreement. CHAPTER IV – MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE AND AUTHORITIES
Permits and authorisations. At its own risk and expense LEPETIT shall apply for the grant of whatever authorisations are required from an environmental and safety point of view to produce [*] in compliance with the applicable laws, rules and regulations in force. Moreover, LEPETIT shall send the required communications and notices concerning the production of [*], complying with the specific obligations imposed by the applicable legislation.
Permits and authorisations. 4.3.7.1 It is the sole responsibility of the Supplier to manage and obtain all permits, licenses, approvals and authorisations (the “Authorisations”), which, according to the national or provincial law, municipal ordinance or resolution of any official or private organisation, must be obtained for the execution of the works or services and/or for the supply of the Goods in accordance with the provisions of the Contract, as well as paying all the expenses, contributions, duties, tariffs and other obligations that may be required. For example, said Authorisations shall be required for the purposes of (i) the supply of the Goods or the execution of the service or work (ii) entering, transporting, operating and removing material equipment, spare parts and other Goods for the execution of the work, services and/or for the supply of the Goods, including when this should take place in port areas, (iii) performing the tasks and services included in the Contract and part of their responsibility, either using their own personnel or subcontractors, and (iv) complying with the legal requirements regarding access, transportation, operation of equipment for the execution of the works, services and/or for the supply of the Goods and their removal, as well as other rights with regard to the tasks carried out by personnel leading to the execution of the work.
Permits and authorisations. Any type of permit and/or authorisation required for the imple- mentation of the programme and its operations shall be provided in due time by the competent authorities of the beneficiary country, in accordance with national law and, where applicable, in compliance with the acquis communautaire, having regard, in this case, to the principle of proportionality referred to in Article 2(2) of this Agreement. Chapter IV MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE AND AUTHORITIES Article 25
Permits and authorisations. At its own risk and expense AVENTIS BULK shall apply for the grant of whatever authorisations are required from an environmental and safety point of view to produce [*] in compliance with the applicable laws, rules and regulations in force. Moreover, AVENTIS BULK shall send the required communications and notices concerning the production of [*], complying with the specific obligations imposed by the applicable legislation. ARTICLE 9—
