RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses
The 'Responsibilities and Obligations' clause defines the specific duties and commitments that each party must fulfill under the agreement. It typically outlines the actions, standards, and timelines required for performance, such as delivering goods, providing services, or maintaining confidentiality. By clearly delineating what is expected from each party, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that all parties are aware of their roles, thereby promoting accountability and smooth contract execution.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. 7.01: The Administrator agrees to faithfully perform his/her assigned duties in a com- petent and professional manner subject to the established policies and regulations of the School Board and the laws of the State of Michigan.
7.02: The Administrator represents that he/she holds all certificates, credentials, and qualifications required by law and the School Board for the assigned position. If, at any time, an Administrator fails to possess and maintain in good standing an appropriate Administrative Certificate for his/her position or to complete continuing education as required by Michigan Law or Board policy, the Administrators personal contract shall be automatically terminated.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. Subd.
1. It shall be the responsibility of all members of the Association covered by this agreement to discharge their responsibilities to the School Board, the faculty, and the students of the school system according to the job specifications for each administrative position. To this end, the superintendent or designee shall provide members of the Association annual notification of job descriptions.
2. It shall be the responsibility of all members of the Association to be informed on School District affairs. To this end, the board shall keep members of the Association informed by supplying them with financial reports indicating budget status, agendas, and minutes of School Board meetings, and special reports. Association members shall meet regularly with the Superintendent of Schools to obtain recommendations and expedite policies of the district.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. The Director shall assume the overall artistic responsibility for the Film (final cut). The Production Company shall assume the overall financial and administrative responsibility for the Film. The Production Company and the Director shall on a continuing basis consult with each other in relation to significant issues concerning the Film, including cast, crew, format, duration, colour, censorship category, budgets, production schedule, locations, laboratory, the title of the Film, post-production scheduling, mixing, release scheduling, etc. The Director shall to the best of his/her ability – and in accordance with the Production Company’s instructions – carry out his/her tasks in such manner that the most optimum utilisation of production time, staff, and equipment is achieved. In the event that the deadline or the budget is exceeded, the Director and the Production Company shall jointly make the necessary changes and reductions and decide in which areas cost savings may be achieved. The Production Company shall be obliged to clearly credit the Director in the Film’s opening- and end credits as well as in advertising and other marketing materials released in connection with the Film, including, but not limited to, posters, websites, trailers, billboards, and DVD covers, etc. The Production Company shall be obliged to enter into distribution agreements for the Film which ensure the widest possible distribution of the Film on as many platforms as the Film’s potential shall allow.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. This Authorization does not waive the parties’ responsibilities and obligations provided under the Agreement.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. Program Manager shall be responsible for properly and timely providing all Services. This Work Authorization and the Services are subject to all applicable terms and conditions of the Agreement. This Authorization does not waive the parties’ responsibilities and obligations provided under the Agreement.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. The Consultant is responsible for carrying out the assignment in accordance with the obligations of the Contract, hereunder the agreed time schedule and budget, and that the quality of the results of the assignment satisfies the requirements which reasonably could be demanded on the background of expected technical skill of the person or the persons carrying out the assignment. The Consultant is also responsible for excess of the time frame and the financial frame that have not been approved by the Client in writing. It is the duty of the Consultant to keep the Client currently informed about the progress and immediately inform the Client in writing about conditions that may cause delays, hamper the implementation of the assignment, or otherwise be of importance for the implementation and is responsible for costs that might have been avoided if the duty to inform the Client had been complied with. The Consultant is responsible for all payments, statements and reports required by public authorities in Norway or abroad in connection with discharge of his business. The same applies to registration and reporting requirements to public registers. The Consultant and his personnel engaged in the assignment shall be financially independent of anybody that may influence his objectiveness during the implementation of the assignment, and shall notify the Client about conditions that may influence the objectiveness. The Client shall supply the Consultant with information and background documentation from its files/in its possession necessary for the implementation of the assignment, and shall immediately inform the Consultant about conditions which may be of substantial importance for the implementation of the assignment. The Client shall not be responsible, financially or otherwise, to companies and private individuals engaged by the Consultant. Furthermore, the Client shall not be responsible to third parties for damage/loss on the part of third parties as a result of acts or omissions by the Consultant or his subcontractors. The Consultant must obtain and maintain all adequate insurances in connection with the implementation of the assignment.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. 2.1. Upon execution of this Agreement, QI shall provide ATI with the current version of QI Software DVD in Object Code form. QI shall work with ATI in accordance with the Deliverables and Development Schedule to provide future enhanced versions of the QI Software DVD.
2.2. The parties shall assist each other in testing and certifying the QI Software DVD as required under the parties' respective CSS License agreements.
2.3. QI shall deliver to ATI, as early as possible, but not later than April 30th, 1998, Shippable Software DVD and supporting Documentation for ATI to sell and distribute in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
2.4. During the term of this Agreement QI will deliver to ATI the Source Code for QI Software DVD. The first delivery of such Source Code will be made promptly after ATI has made its first royalty payment to Ql hereunder. The parties acknowledge and agree the Source Code contain trade secrets and proprietary information of third parties; and that QI is contractually bound not to disclose the Source Code to others, including ATI. Accordingly, QI will not deliver to ATI such portions of the Source Code that contain or comprise trade secrets or proprietary information of any third parties unless the license with said third party permits delivery to ATI. QI will deliver to ATI, from time to time, only such portions of the Source Code for QI Software DVD that does not contain or comprise trade secrets or proprietary information of any third parties.
2.5. QI shall promptly provide to ATI any Derivatives, improvements, modifications, enhancements, or bug fixes made to QI Software DVD or Shippable Software DVD during the term of this Agreement.
2.6. ATI shall provide ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ and Level 2 Support to ATI customers. QI shall provide, at no additional charge, Level 3 Support directly to ATI for Shippable Software DVD for the full term of the Agreement. In the event of a critical bug or problem severely restricting the operations of an OEM or reseller, QI will make best efforts to fix the problem within two business days. In the event that QI is unable to fix the problem within such two business days, QI will provide ATI with a written detailed plan, including a schedule and outlining the problem and possible resolutions.
2.7. If either party's CSS License requires any modification or enhancement to the Shippable Software DVD, QI shall modify the Shippable Software DVD currently being distributed by ATI, as soon as reasonably possible, to e...
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. 2.1. Responsibilities of the applicant
2.1.1. provide all documents and records which are required during certification activities including any changes communicated with RACS during and after certification process.
2.1.2. provide information about the certified products manufactured and supplied by the applicant, complying with the requirements related to the certification process adopted by RACS includ- ing the specified schemes and standards.
2.1.3. that the products for which the certificate is granted will be produced to the same specifica- tions as the sample that RACS found by review to be in compliance with the standards. The applicant shall immediately inform RACS of any changes to the certified product.
2.1.4. make all necessary arrangements needed by RACS to conduct evaluation, surveillance includ- ing access to all locations, equipments, personnel, clients, subcontractor’s documentation and information, in addition to allowing the audit team access to applicant departments re- lated with applicable certification scheme and to arrange, to accept receiving observers on the audit process by official accreditation bodies or from RACS whenever requested.
2.1.5. not to use its product certification in such a manner as to bring RACS into disrepute and does not make any statement regarding its product certification which RACS may consider mislead- ing or unauthorized. Additionally, if the certification suspended, withdrawn, or terminated, the applicant discontinues the use of certification ▇▇▇▇ or any reference thereto on all his ad- vertising materials, and takes action as required by RACS.
2.1.6. comply with any requirements that may be prescribed in the certification scheme that relate to the use of marks of conformity, and on information related to the product. Furthermore, the applicant cannot make claims regarding certification which is not consistent with the scope of certification.
2.1.7. bear responsibility to all complaints raised, and bear all costs resulting of this. The applicant has to keep record of all complaints made known relating to the compliance with certification requirements and to make these records available to RACS when requested with the appro- priate action taken to handle such complaints.
2.1.8. inform RACS without delay, of changes that may affect its ability to conform with the certifi- cation requirements.
2.1.9. not to give the audit reports to third parties without permission by RACS.
2.1.10. accept to provide without ...
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. 1. Party B guarantees that all sales activities shall comply with relevant laws and regulations and shall not engage in illegal sales during the sales process.
2. Party B shall effect payment on time as stipulated in the agreement. Should Party A’s failure to deliver the goods on schedule result from Party B’s delayed payment or other attributable causes, the delivery date shall be postponed, and Party A shall not bear the liability for breach of agreement.
3. Party A shall deliver the goods on time as required by Party B and ensure that the packaging of the goods meets the requirements of logistics transportation.
4. In the event that the Product quality fails to conform to the agreed standards, Party A shall bear all the testing fees and the costs of returns and exchanges.
5. If either party fails to perform this agreement without due cause or unilaterally terminates this agreement without authorization, such Party shall be liable to pay the other party a penalty of 15% of the total price of this agreement. Should partial non-performance of this Agreement occur due to a Party’s attributable default, the defaulting Party shall pay the other party a penalty of 10% of the total price of the unperformed part of this agreement.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. 10.1.1 The contract letting party's obligations
(1) Other obligations and work: N/A
10.1.2 The contractor's obligations
(1) The counterparts and time of submission of post-completion test scheme submitted to the contract letting party: see the construction organization and design scheme.
(2) Other obligations and work: N/A