Ramp-Up Sample Clauses

Ramp-Up. The Parties shall expand Y5 Facility NAND Flash Memory Product manufacturing capacity through development of Phase I and Phase II of the Y5 Facility as follows: (a) Minimum Commitments. (i) The initial **** L/M in aggregate increases in production capacity of the Y5 Facility shall be considered firmly committed by each Party (i.e., **** L/M each) as described below ****. (iii) **** Indicates that certain information contained herein has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. (b) Failure to Invest as Committed in Investment Plan or Business Plan. (i) Investment Plan. After the **** has been fulfilled by the Parties, once the Parties agree in the form of an Investment Plan (as defined below) approved by the Board of Executive Officers of Flash Forward to make investments to fulfill any given increment of capacity expansion for Flash Forward, if either Party, as the Non-Investing Party, then fails for any reason to make the investment necessary to implement its **** share of such committed increment of the capacity expansion, then the other Party, **** as applicable. The term “Investment Plan” shall mean a proposed increment of capacity expansion as set forth in the Business Plan or subsequent mutual agreement between the Parties and presented to the Board of Executive Officers of Flash Forward in accordance with Section 6.3(c).

Ramp-Up. The Authority shall, by giving twelve (12) weeks notice in writing to the Contractor ("Ramp-Up Notice"), require the Contractor to transition to the delivery of the Target Hours ("

Ramp-Up. The Authority recognises the challenges of implementing a new timetable with an increased volume of delivery. Further, the delivery of the Target Hours will be reliant upon a switch to a new Core Day by the Custodial Operator in YOIs. It is the intention of the Authority that in the Initial Period, all Young People are timetabled to receive fifteen (15) hours of education per week. A new timetable and supporting regime will be implemented by the Authority by giving written notice to the Contractor of the requirement to transition to the delivery of the Target Hours ("Ramp-Up") for classroom-based education twelve (12) weeks prior to the required implementation completion date in accordance with Schedule 5 (Pricing and Payment Mechanism) (the "Ramp-Up Period"). There will be a requirement to deliver fifteen (15) hours of Classroom-based Education (as set out in section 4.3 (Outreach Education Services) of paragraph 4 (Individual Service Requirements) below) from the Services Commencement Date. Fifteen (15) hours of Outreach Education services must be delivered from the commencement of Payment Period 3. The volume of required delivery will be determined in accordance with Schedule 5 (Pricing and Payment Mechanism). T he trial of Outreach Education and the Ramp-Up Period is diagrammatically presented below:

Ramp-Up. The Authority shall, by giving twelve (12) weeks notice in writing to the Contractor ("Ramp-Up Notice"), require the Contractor to transition to the delivery of the Target Hours ("Ramp-Up"). The Contractor shall complete the Ramp-Up within twelve (12) weeks from the date of the Ramp-Up Notice ("Ramp-up Period"). The Authority shall pay each Ramp-Up Payment in arrears within five (5) days of the end of each four week period during the Ramp-Up Period. For the avoidance of doubt, the Ramp-Up only relates to the transition from the delivery of an average of fifteen (15) Classroom-based Learner Hours per Young Person per week in a Payment Period to an average of twenty-seven (27) Classroom-based Learner Hours per Young Person per week in a Payment Period and the requirement for the delivery of Outreach Education will remain at an average of fifteen (15) Outreach Learner Hours per Young Person per week following the Initial Period.

Ramp-Up. If PORTAL requests a ramp up in the number of APAR employees assigned to the Portal-India-EDC, which number may or may not exceed the Employee Bench defined above, then within two weeks from the date of submission of a work order to APAR, or such longer period of time as mutually agreed upon (“Ramp Up Deadline”), APAR shall use best efforts to provide to PORTAL up to *** APAR employees for interview and approval by PORTAL, that meet the criteria provided by PORTAL. APAR shall also provide, within such time frame, all relevant information related to such employees, including without limitation, resumes and references. . If APAR is unable to provide such APAR employees for interview and approval by PORTAL within the Ramp Up Deadline, then once APAR employees are actually selected by PORTAL for the Portal-India-EDC, APAR shall waive the fees payable by PORTAL for such APAR employees for a time period equivalent to the time period of delay that elapsed from the Ramp Up Deadline to the date the employees were ultimately provided to PORTAL for interview and approval.

Ramp-Up. The Parties shall expand Y5 Facility NAND Flash Memory Product manufacturing capacity through development of Phase I and Phase II of the Y5 Facility as follows:

Ramp-Up. Notwithstanding Section 6.6b), during the Ramp-Up period, the City will deliver such quantities of Acceptable Feedstock as are ordered by EGAB on a month-by- month basis to reflect the increase in capacity of the Biofuels Facility.

Ramp-Up. If Client fails to maintain 100,000 minutes after ninety (90) day ramp up, INET will have the right to terminate Services on seven (7) days written notice to Customer.

Ramp-Up. Period has the meaning set forth in Exhibit 2 Product Price and Quantity.