Rice Sample Clauses
The 'Rice' clause defines the terms and conditions related to the supply, quality, and specifications of rice in a contract. It typically outlines the type of rice to be delivered, acceptable quality standards, packaging requirements, and delivery timelines. For example, it may specify whether the rice must be long-grain, parboiled, or meet certain grading standards, and detail how and when the rice should be shipped. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of the expectations regarding the rice being traded, thereby minimizing disputes over product quality or delivery obligations.
Rice. Immediately following the execution of this Agreement, and ---- until July 1, 1999, unless MAXYGEN earlier enters into an agreement with a third party regarding the use of Shuffling Technology with respect to rice for those projects which PIONEER wishes to conduct with MAXYGEN, MAXYGEN and PIONEER will negotiate in good faith the terms of a further agreement regarding the use of Shuffling Technology for agreed research projects with respect to rice, and corresponding license rights. It is understood and agreed that neither party shall be obligated to enter into any such agreement, and that MAXYGEN shall be free to enter into an agreement with a third party with respect to rice at any time prior to or after July 1, 1999.
Rice. These CLINS work in concert to provide labor (CLIN 0005) and applicable materials and other costs (CLIN 0006) to perform work that may not be readily defined in advance of the base IDIQ award. Any negotiated work will be negotiated as a completion type fixed-price effort with the price on the task order expected to result in the full completion of the task and any requested deliverables within the negotiated price. The Government reserves the right to issue unilateral orders against these CLINS. CLINS are not required to be ordered together and may be done individually.
Rice. Each time the United States provides China with a list of rice facilities approved by the APHIS as compliant with the Phytosanitary Protocol on the Import of Rice from the United States to China, within 20 working days of receipt of the list, China shall register the facilities, publish the list of facilities, and allow the importation of U.S. rice from each of the APHIS- approved rice facilities. China continues to have the right to conduct on-site phytosanitary audits of registered rice facilities.
Rice. The AfricaRice collection comprises mainly rice of African origin (approximately 80%) or rice of direct interest to Africa. Approximately 16% of the collection is Oryza glaberrima and the rest is mostly O. sativa with about 460 accessions of 5 wild species. AfricaRice works closely with IRRI and a number of activities are underway to strengthen this relationship. There is relatively little overlap between the IRRI and Africa Rice collections. Where possible, AfricaRice distributes material (including IRRI materials) within Africa and vice versa in Asia. Problems resulting from the move of AfricaRice from Bouake, Cote d’Ivoire to Cotonou remain. For example, efforts are still underway to determine exactly which accessions are available in medium-term storage in Cotonou and in what seed quantities. One third of the collection is held in long-term storage at IITA for AfricaRice, free of charge up until now. The costs of this service, however, will be charged to Africa Rice from 2011. The rest of the collection continues to be processed for long-term storage and the cost for this is included in Section 4. Total annual recurring cost of maintaining existing accessions 201,147 211,205 Annual cost of acquiring 1% additional accessions (non-compounded) 14,858 14,858 Total annual capital costs 119,794 119,794
Rice. The AfricaRice collection comprises mainly rice of African origin (approximately 80%) or rice of direct interest to Africa. Approximately 16% of the collection is Oryza glaberrima and the rest is mostly O. sativa with about 460 accessions of 5 wild species. AfricaRice works closely with IRRI and a number of activities are underway to strengthen this relationship. There is relatively little overlap between the IRRI and Africa Rice collections. Where possible, AfricaRice distributes material (including IRRI materials) within Africa and vice versa in Asia. Problems resulting from the move of AfricaRice from Bouake, Cote d’Ivoire to Cotonou remain. For example, efforts are still underway to determine exactly which accessions are available in medium-term storage in Cotonou and in what seed quantities. One third of the collection is held in long-term storage at IITA for AfricaRice, free of charge up until now. The costs of this service, however, will be charged to Africa Rice from 2011. The 8 The additional accessions resulting from the Regeneration Project have only been included in the calculation of 2015 collection sizes when these exceed the total background acquisition rate for the five years rest of the collection continues to be processed for long-term storage and the cost for this is included in Section 4. Total annual recurring cost of maintaining existing accessions 201,147 211,205 Annual cost of acquiring 1% additional accessions (non- compounded) 14,858 14,858 Total annual capital costs 119,794 119,794
Rice. (a) The EU Party shall grant the Republics of the CA Party a regional quota of 20,000 tonnes per year, with an annual growth of 1,000 tonnes. The quantityentered within quota shall be free of customs duties at any moment of the calendar year. 2 Raw sugar of the standard quality shall be sugar with a yield in White sugar of 92 per cent.
Rice. The term is defined in the Preamble.
Rice. (a) The EU Party shall grant the Republics of the CA Party a regional quota of 20 000 tonnes per year, with an annual growth of 1 000 tonnes. The quantity entered within quota shall be free of customs duties at any moment of the calendar year;
(b) Customs duties on goods entered in aggregate quantities in excess of the quota listed in subparagraph (a), shall be applied in accordance with the provisions of category F of subparagraph 3(i) of Section A of Annex I (Elimination of Customs Duties);
(c) Subparagraphs (a) and (b) apply to the following tariff lines in the Schedule of the EU Party: 1006 20 15, 1006 20 17, 1006 20 96, 1006 20 98, 1006 30 25, 1006 30 27, 1006 30 46, 1006 30 48, 1006 30 65, 1006 30 67, 1006 30 96, 1006 30 98.
Rice. In any action or proceeding to enforce the provisions of this agreement, or seeking damages for breach or threatened breach of this agreement, the prevailing party shall be reimbursed by the other party for all costs incurred in such action or proceeding including, without limitation, all court costs and filing fees, and all reasonable attorneys' fees, incurred either at the trial level or at all appellate levels. Such reimbursement, if any, shall be paid within thirty (30) calendar days after the rendition of a final order in such action or proceeding.
