Retransfers Sample Clauses
The Retransfers clause governs the conditions under which rights, assets, or interests previously transferred to a party may be returned or reassigned to the original owner or another designated party. Typically, this clause outlines specific triggers for retransfer, such as the occurrence of certain events, breach of contract, or fulfillment of particular obligations. For example, intellectual property rights licensed to a company may revert to the licensor if the licensee fails to meet performance milestones. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear mechanism for reversing transfers, thereby protecting the interests of the original owner and ensuring that assets are not permanently lost if agreed conditions are not met.
Retransfers. In the event that the tentative scheduling for a given school year results in a teacher's transfer from a building or a grade level because of the proposed elimination of his/her present position, he/she shall be reinstated to the position if it is recreated before the beginning of the school term.
Retransfers. The Company commits that an employee who was transferred to another department as a result of a reduction in production requirements or the closing down, either permanently or for a period of indefinite duration, of all or any part of a department (whether or not such reduction or closing down includes any layoffs) will be added to the retransfer list for that department. If the Company determines that a permanent vacancy occurs in the former department and in the occupation that the employee was transferred from, the employee can exercise retransfer rights in order of his seniority ranking on the retransfer list for his former department before the Company posts the vacancy. The employee’s retransfer rights will be in effect for 3 years from the date when the employee was transferred to the other department. The employee’s retransfer rights shall be only for the original department he was transferred from for the reasons stated above. An employee who declines a retransfer will be removed from the retransfer list and no longer have retransfer rights to his former department.
Retransfers. 1. The receiving Party shall seek the supplying Party’s prior written consent for any retransfer beyond the jurisdiction of the Parties of material, nuclear material and equipment transferred in accordance with this Agreement.
2. The receiving Party shall also seek the supplying Party’s prior written consent for any transfer of material, nuclear material, and related technologies, equipment recovered, produced or derived through the use of material, nuclear material and equipment originally transferred to it by the supplying Party.
3. The receiving party shall also obtain government to government assurances from the third Party to which it intends to effect a retransfer as described in paragraph 1 or a transfer as described in paragraph 2 confirming that the retransferred or transferred items will be:
a) used only for peaceful and non-explosive purposes; and
b) will be subject to IAEA safeguards. Any transfer or retransfer of material, nuclear material or equipment conducted under this Agreement shall be made in accordance with relevant international commitments of each signatory Party and of Member States of the Community.
Retransfers. 1. Nuclear material, equipment and non-nuclear material transferred pursuant to this Agreement and nuclear material recovered or produced as a by-product shall not be retransferred beyond the territorial jurisdiction of the receiving Party, except into the territorial jurisdiction of the supplying Party unless the receiving Party is provided with the assurances of fulfilment of the conditions set out in Annex B to this Agreement in an appropriate way, or unless, in the absence of such assurances, the prior written consent of the supplying Party is obtained.
2. In addition to complying with the provisions of paragraph 1 above, the following items transferred pursuant to this Agree- ment shall not be retransferred beyond the territorial jurisdiction of the receiving Party, except into the territorial jurisdiction of the supplying Party, without the prior written consent of the supplying Party:
(a) sensitive nuclear material; and
(b) equipment for enrichment, reprocessing or production of heavy water unless, in the case of items transferred from Japan to the Community, they will be subject to the appropriate bilateral agreement for co-operation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy between the Government of Japan and the Government of the receiving third country or, in the case of transfers from the Community to Japan, the receiving third country is included on a list to be drawn up by the Community, and notification of such retransfers has been given by the receiving Party to the supplying Party.
Retransfers. 1. Nuclear material, non-nuclear material, equipment, components and technology subject to this Agreement transferred by Australia to the United Kingdom shall not be transferred beyond the jurisdiction of the United Kingdom without the prior written consent of Australia.
2. Nuclear material, non-nuclear material, equipment, components and technology subject to this Agreement transferred by the United Kingdom to Australia shall not be transferred beyond the jurisdiction of Australia without the prior written consent of the United Kingdom.
3. The Australian competent authority shall provide the United Kingdom competent authority with, and keep up to date, a list of countries to which transfers may be made and the nuclear fuel cycle processes that may apply in the third State to the nuclear material transferred in accordance with paragraph 1 of this Article.
Retransfers. No nuclear material, moderator material or equipment transferred pursuant to this Agreement and no special fissionable material produced through the use of any nuclear material, moderator material or equipment so transferred shall be retransferred, unless the Parties agree, beyond the territorial jurisdiction of the Party.
Retransfers. The Parties agree that irradiated nuclear material subject to Article 5 and Article 6 of the Agreement may be transferred by the United Arab Emirates to France or the United Kingdom, if consistent with their respective policies, laws and regulations, for storage or reprocessing subject to the following conditions:
Retransfers. 1. Nuclear material subject to this Agreement shall not be transferred to a third State without the prior written consent of the supplier Party, except in accordance with paragraph 3 of this Article.
2. Non-nuclear material, equipment, components and technology subject to this Agreement shall not be transferred by the receiving Party to a third State except when the receiving Party has obtained the prior written consent of the supplier Party and an assurance from the third State of:
a. peaceful use;
b. the implementation of Agency safeguards; and
c. measures of physical protection at a level not lower than that imposed on the Parties under Article VI of this Agreement.
3. Transfers of nuclear material subject to this Agreement from the United Arab Emirates to a third State which has an agreement in force with Australia concerning nuclear transfers can take place, unless the Australian competent authority has advised the United Arab Emirates competent authority in writing that Australia has found it necessary to suspend, cancel or refrain from making nuclear transfers. The United Arab Emirates competent authority shall promptly notify the Australian competent authority of any such transfers, in accordance with procedures set out in the administrative arrangements concluded pursuant to Article XIII of this Agreement.
4. The Australian competent authority shall provide the United Arab Emirates competent authority with, and keep up to date, the list of countries to which transfers may be made and the nuclear fuel cycle processes that may apply in the third State to the nuclear material transferred in accordance with paragraph 3 of this Article.
Retransfers. The Company commits that an empIoyee who was transferred to another department as a resuIt of a reduction in production requirements or the cIosing down, either permanentIy or for a period of indefinite duration, of aII or any part of a department (whether or not such reduction or cIosing down incIudes any Iayoffs) wiII be added to the retransfer Iist for that department. If the Company determines that a permanent vacancy occurs in the former department and in the occupation that the empIoyee was transferred from, the empIoyee can exercise retransfer rights in order of his seniority ranking on the retransfer Iist for his former department before the Company posts the vacancy. The empIoyee’s retransfer rights wiII be in effect for 3 years from the date when the empIoyee was transferred to the other department. The empIoyee’s retransfer rights shaII be onIy for the originaI department he was transferred from for the reasons stated above. An empIoyee who decIines a retransfer wiII be removed from the retransfer Iist and no Ionger have retransfer rights to his former department.
Retransfers. (a) The Parties agree to the retransfer, subject to paragraph 3 of this Section, of unirradiated low enriched uranium, unirradiated source material, equipment and components subject to paragraph 2 of Article 10 of the Agreement to third countries or destinations identified as provided for in this Section. Upon the entry into force of the Agreement, the Parties shall exchange lists of third countries or destinations to which retransfers of unirradiated low enriched uranium, unirradiated source material, equipment and components subject to paragraph 2 of Article 10 of the Agreement may be made by the other Party. Either Party may further add other third countries or destinations to, or upon written notice to the other Party, delete third countries or destinations temporarily or permanently from, the list it has provided after consultations with the other Party regarding proposed deletions. Neither Party shall delete third countries or destinations from its lists for the purpose of obtaining commercial advantage. Retransfers to third countries or destinations not included on the lists may be considered on a case by case basis.
(b) If a Party advises the other Party of circumstances that require it to seek the other Party’s consent to retransfers to a third country or destination that does not have a civilian nuclear cooperation agreement with the non-transferring Party, the non-transferring Party shall make reasonable efforts to obtain necessary assurances through an exchange of diplomatic notes or other appropriate diplomatic arrangements, to facilitate the retransfer by the transferring Party or its authorized persons to such third country or destination, to the extent feasible under the policies, laws and regulations of the non-transferring Party. This provision does not apply to Member States of the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM).
2. The Parties agree that irradiated nuclear material subject to Article 10 and Article 11 of the Agreement may be transferred (such transfers being hereinafter referred to as “retransfers”) by either Party for storage and reprocessing to France, the United Kingdom, and also to any other country or destination as may be agreed upon in writing by the Parties. All such retransfers described in this paragraph shall be made in compliance with the policies, laws, and regulations of the recipient country, group of countries where applicable, or destination.
3. The consents provided in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Section are...