Provide Security Sample Clauses
The 'Provide Security' clause requires one party to furnish a form of security, such as a deposit, guarantee, or bond, to assure the other party of performance or payment obligations under the contract. This security may be held until certain conditions are met, such as completion of work or fulfillment of payment terms, and can take various forms depending on the agreement, like a bank guarantee or cash deposit. The core function of this clause is to protect the interests of the receiving party by mitigating the risk of non-performance or default by the other party.
Provide Security. (a) The Service Provider will provide Security (including any adjusted Security required under clause 8.3(b)) to the LFC within 20 Business Days of the LFC’s notice to the Service Provider that the Security (or additional Security) is required.
(b) At six month intervals after the Security is provided the Service Provider may request, or the LFC may require, the amount of the Security to be adjusted. The adjusted Security is to meet the requirements of clause 8.2.
Provide Security. Employ security watchmen to protect the Premises;
Provide Security. As security for the payment of Rent hereunder and the performance of all of the obligations of the Tenant, the Tenant shall provide the security specified in Sections 8.2 or 8.3.
Provide Security. (a) The Access Seeker will provide Security (including any adjusted Security required under clause 8.3(b)) to the LFC within 20 Business Days of the LFC’s notice to the Access Seeker that the Security (or additional Security) is required.
(b) At 6 month intervals after the Security is provided the Access Seeker may request, or the LFC may require, the amount of the Security to be adjusted. The adjusted Security must meet the requirements of clause 8.2. The Access Seeker will not be required to provide the Security if that Access Seekers has entered into a UFB Wholesale Services Agreement with the LC and previously provided an acceptable security to the LFC.
Provide Security. Role in Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM). Contractor shall provide tasks as required by each task order. Examples of such support include but are not limited to
Provide Security. This includes being aware of park visitors and what they are doing, noting suspicious activity, and calling 911 when needed. This position will not confront or intervene should malicious activities occur. Firearm use is not allowed in the parks. Immediately notify the Commission Chair of criminal activity and police intervention.