Qtr Clause Samples
The "Qtr" clause defines the meaning and application of the term "quarter" within the context of the agreement. Typically, it specifies the start and end dates of each fiscal or calendar quarter, such as January to March for Q1, and so on. This clause ensures that all references to quarters in the contract are interpreted consistently, which is important for obligations tied to quarterly periods, such as reporting, payments, or performance reviews. By clearly defining "quarter," the clause eliminates ambiguity and helps both parties align on timing-related requirements.
Qtr. Current Prior Year Current Prior Year ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Revenues ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Net Income (loss) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Gross Margin $ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Gross Margin % ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EBITDA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cash Flow from Operations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Current Qtr. Prior Year Qtr. Previous Qtr. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cash & Cash Equivalents ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total Current Assets ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total Current Liabilities ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Long Term Debt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Backlog ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # of Employees/Stores ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cash Used (Burn Rate) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (**If you've attached your cap table, you don't need to complete this section Current Qtr. Prior Year Qtr.
Qtr. Total (Note: This is just a sample spreadsheet in the format in which to layout your spreadsheet. Not all products are available in all countries. Please use only those products that are appropriate for your market.) *The Quarter not shaded, signifies an actual Purchase Order and constitutes a binding order. The following three shaded quarters are viewed as forecasts Your signature above approves a shipment of product noted in Quarter one. Unit orders must be placed in master shipper quantities. This order is subject to all the terms and conditions contained in your International Product Distribution Agreement. This Form (Purchase order and Rolling 3-Q Forecast by units) must be provided to ZO SKIN HEALTH by February 1, by May 1, by August 1, and by November 1 of each year. Distribution Agreement ZO Medical• Int'l Form, v. 4.0 • Cutera final•2. 30 ZO Skin Health has registered several trademarks with the United States Patent and Trademark Office with respect to its brand and products. They include: • "▇▇”'®, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ • "Offects"®, registration no. 3818858 • “Ossential"®, registration no. 3593734 • "Ommerse”®, registration no. 3544801 • "Oclipse"®, registration no. 3774720 • "Olluminate"®, registration no. 3534953 • "Oraser"®, registration no. 3534951 ZO Skin Health also has several other trademarks that it regularly uses in commerce. ZO Skin Health has trademark applications pending with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for the following trademarks: • "Balatone," application no. 85505883 • " Brightenex," application no. 85505893 • "Cebatrol," application no. 85505978 • "Glycogent,'' application no. 85505981 • " Melamin," application no. 85505963 • " Melamix," application no. 85505965 • " Normacleanse,'' application no. 85505878 • "Oilacleanse," application no. 85505870 • " Retamax," application no. 85505957; • " ZO Medical,'' application no. 85518544 • "ZO Controlled Depth Peel," application no. 85505983 All of the above marks are collectively referred to as the “ZO trademarks.” ZO Skin Health actively uses and markets all of the ZO Trademarks in commerce. Distribution Agreement ZO Medical – Int’l Form v. 4.0 - Cutera final-2 For purposes of Section 4.7, the phrase “by ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, M.D.” may only be used in a font size not materially different than the proportional relationship to the font size of “ZO® MEDICAL” set forth below: Distribution Agreement ZO Medical - Int'l Form v. 4.0- Cutera final-2 Distribution Agreement ZO Medica...
Qtr. 1 Qtr. 1 PM, team Team Contractor D. Media, Electronic & Social Networking Systems Updated E. Meetings to describe project/schedule and/or updates Kick-off meeting Update after Phase I Update after Phase II Project completion with ABCA Radio, TV, flyers newspaper, etc. Meetings conducted. Every Qtr. Qtrs.: 2, 4, 8, 10 Team PM, Team Actual Accomplishments and Progress Reporting for (fill in the blank) period: Use this area to provide a description of the progress made during the reporting period for this task. Be detailed and descriptive. Task 3: Brownfields Site Identification and Assessments Subtask / Activity Deliverable/ Outputs / Milestone Target Date Lead Party A. Develop Site Inventory B. Site Prioritization and Selection C. Develop Generic and Site Specific QAPPs D. Conduct Assessments Site List Phase I ESA Phase II ESA Site Eligibility Determinations AAI checklist Draft and Final QAPPs Qtr 3 Contractor Actual Accomplishments and Progress Reporting for (fill in the blank) period: Use this area to provide a description of the progress made during the reporting period for this task. Be detailed and descriptive.
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Qtr. 2 2014. Qtr. 4 2012. EU/IMF progress report by Qtr. 4 2011. Implementation Plan by end of Qtr. 1 2012. Qtr. 3
Qtr. Jan 2013. The Social Welfare Act 2011 was enacted in December 2011 and Budget changes have been implemented through primary & secondary legislation. The Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2012 was enacted on 1st May 2012 and included provisions for Job Seekers Benefit changing from a 6 to a 5 day week and the One Parent Family Payment qualifying child age reduction. A comprehensive review of nationwide rent limits was completed and new rent limits being implemented. A review of Supplementary Welfare Allowance Exceptional Needs Payments was completed and two recommendations relating to payments for religious ceremonies and local authority housing ‘kit-outs’ have been implemented to date. Budget 2012 proposed that Mortgage Interest Supplement will not be payable for the first 12 months of a person’s difficulties i.e. while the person is involved in the Mortgage Arrears Resolution Process (MARP). The legislative provisions for this measure are included in the Social Welfare and Pensions Act, 2012. Legislative changes were also enacted in relation to strengthening the powers of Social Welfare Inspectors at ports & and airports and also in relation to Rent Supplement. Reviews of some 90,000 One-Parent Family payments and 10,500 Farm Assist claims currently being undertaken to apply the new income disregards. Implemented in 2011 Appropriation Account signed by Secretary General on 30 March 2012. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ has commenced with a view to meeting October 2012 deadline. 2012 Revised Estimates for DSP prepared and published in line with new Performance Budgeting requirements. Planning has not yet commenced and guidelines are awaited from the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform/ Finance. o Basic Payment account launched. (PSR Cross-cutting para 9) Revised and renewed approach to the challenges posed by Social Welfare fraud as set out in the DSP Fraud Initiative 2011-2013. (PSR Sectoral para.6) (PFG 1.12.16, 3.39.1, 3.39.2) o Maintenance Recovery Unit Liable relative recording system. o Control Savings Target €625m. o Commencement of earnings automation process. o Convert the Money Advice and Budgeting Service into a strengthened Personal Debt Management Agency with strong legal powers.(PFG 3.25.5) o Make greater use of Mortgage Interest Supplement to support families who cannot meet their mortgage payments.(PFG 3.25.6) Jan 2013. Qtr. 2 2012. Qtr. 4
Qtr. 1 Qtr. 1 PM, Team Team Contractor
Qtr. 1 Qtr. 1 PM, team Team Contractor D. Media, Electronic & Social Networking Systems Updated E. Meetings to describe project/schedule and/or updates Kick-off meeting Update after Phase I Update after Phase II Project completion with ABCA Radio, TV, flyers newspaper, etc. Meetings conducted. Every Qtr. Qtrs.: 2, 4, 8, 10 Team PM, Team Costs Incurred for Task 2 during the Reporting Period: Report the Costs Incurred by Budget Category (e.g., Personnel, Travel, Contractual, etc.)
Qtr. Jan 2013. Jan 2013. Qtr. 2
Qtr. The Department has committed to the use of new standard RFT and Contract templates for non-IT goods and services, devised at the instigation of the National Procurement Service (NPS) for use across the public service and intended to streamline the procurement process and make tendering easier for suppliers. The Department has committed to using NPS central frameworks and is already participating in those for electricity and stationery supplies. The Department understands NPS Procurement Reform Plan is to be put to Government by D/PER. Awaiting Logistics and Inventory Management Strategy from D/PER. Awaiting template from D/PER. CIB has undertaken a significant development project in the ICT area to rationalise and enhance the telecoms infrastructure for CIB, CIS and MABS. This project will yield considerable benefits to CIB and the CIS and MABS services and will provide a platform on which to build Single Point of Telephone Contact (SPoTC) services. Savings will not materialise until 2013. Project Manager appointed (February 2012) for the pilot phase of the Single Point of Telephone Contact project. Pilot phase will inform rollout. Rollout in target. CIB applied to have its insurance liabilities handled by the National Claims Agency. Phase 1 – roll out of Employment Practice Liability Insurance across CIB and all Delivery Partners complete. Phase 2 – roll out of wider policies to commence Q2 2012. No progress to date.