Remaining Forecast Sample Clauses
The Remaining Forecast clause defines the projected quantities, deliverables, or obligations that are still outstanding under an agreement at a given point in time. In practice, this clause typically requires one party to provide updated estimates of what remains to be delivered or performed, often on a periodic basis or upon request. This helps both parties monitor progress and adjust their planning or resources accordingly, ensuring transparency and minimizing the risk of misunderstandings about what is still expected under the contract.
Remaining Forecast. The forecast, if any, for any calendar month after any Supply Forecast may vary from the forecast made for that calendar month in the previous Supply Forecast consistent with Teva’s good faith estimates for its requirements for that calendar month.
Remaining Forecast. Projections (with respect to Drug) for [ * ] of each Rolling Forecast and projections (with respect to Device) for [ * ] of each Rolling Forecast shall be made in good faith and shall constitute Grünenthal’s best estimates of future orders but shall not be binding on Grünenthal or AcelRx.
Remaining Forecast. The forecast for any month in the [ * ] through [ * ] calendar months of any Supply Forecast may vary from the forecast made for that calendar month in the previous Supply Forecast consistent with BLS’ good faith estimates for its [ * ] = Certain confidential information contained in this document, marked by brackets, has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Rule 24b-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. requirements for that calendar month.