Rule standards Sample Clauses
The "Rule standards" clause establishes the specific rules, guidelines, or criteria that must be followed within the context of an agreement or policy. It typically outlines the expected behaviors, procedures, or technical requirements that parties are obligated to adhere to, such as compliance with industry regulations, internal protocols, or quality benchmarks. By clearly defining these standards, the clause ensures consistency and accountability, helping to prevent misunderstandings and disputes over what is required or acceptable under the agreement.
Rule standards. Unless this agreement expressly states otherwise, where the Rules and this agreement each require performance of an act to a particular standard, and the Rules do not allow the parties to negotiate about the standard, the standard in the Rules takes precedence (even if it is less onerous). In that case, failure to comply with the more onerous requirements of this agreement is not a breach.
Rule standards. Unless this agreement expressly states otherwise, where the Rules and a Project Document each require performance of an act to a particular standard, and the Rules do not allow the parties to negotiate about the standard, the standard in the Rules takes precedence (even if it is less onerous). In that case, failure to comply with the more onerous requirements of the Project Document is not a breach.