Scoreboard Clause Samples
The Scoreboard clause establishes a formal mechanism for tracking and reporting the progress or performance of specific obligations or metrics within an agreement. Typically, it requires one or both parties to maintain and periodically update a record—such as a table or list—detailing relevant data points like milestones achieved, deliverables completed, or quantitative results. This clause ensures transparency and accountability by providing a clear, ongoing reference for both parties, thereby reducing disputes and facilitating effective management of the contract's objectives.
Scoreboard. The golf course staff will have a scoreboard available to post scores as players complete their rounds.
Scoreboard. The Tenant shall, at Tenant expense, install, maintain, repair, and replace as necessary, one or more electronic scoreboards reasonably acceptable to the Landlord. For the avoidance of doubt, the installation of a scoreboard is included in the Improvements. The Tenant shall have the exclusive right to sell and retain the revenues from advertising on the scoreboard(s) during all Events. The Tenant shall operate the scoreboard(s) for all Events. Upon the expiration or earlier termination of this Lease, the scoreboard(s) shall become the property of the Landlord.
Scoreboard. The City shall provide to the Club a scoreboard to be used within the Stadium. Thereafter, the Club shall be responsible for the care, upkeep and maintenance of the scoreboard. In the event that the scoreboard is damaged though negligent use by the Club or anyone associated with the Club, the Club will be solely responsible for the repair of the scoreboard to the level of operation immediately preceding the negligent damage. The Club may, at its sole expense make improvements to thescoreboard only with the prior written approval of the City or if deemed an emergency event. The Club has the exclusive right to use and control the scoreboard before, during and after any Event, provided that the City has access to the scoreboard in the event of an emergency or a City Event, and special City public announcements. At the termination of this Agreement, the Club will be responsible to deliver the scoreboard back to the City in a functioning and working condition with only, ordinary wear and tear.
Scoreboard. 1. A scoreboard of indicators (the ‘Scoreboard’) shall be established to ensure that the Investment Committee is able to carry out an independent, transparent and harmonised assessment of requests for the use of the EU guarantee for financing or investment operations proposed by implementing partners.
2. Implementing partners shall fill out the Scoreboard for their proposals for financing and investment operations.
3. The Scoreboard shall cover the following elements:
(a) a description of the proposed financing and investment operation;
(b) how the proposed operation contributes to EU policy objectives;
(c) a description of additionality;
(d) description of the market failure or sub-optimal investment situation;
(e) the financial and technical contribution by the implementing partner;
(f) the impact of the investment ;
(g) the financial profile of the financing or investment operation;
(h) complementary indicators.
4. The Commission is empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 33 in order to supplement this Regulation by establishing additional elements of the Scoreboard, including detailed rules for the Scoreboard to be used by the implementing partners.
Scoreboard. Lessee may not change the content of the scoreboard, excluding events of the game, without the prior written consent of Lessor. All controllers need to be returned to Lessor within fifteen (15) days of the close of the season.
Scoreboard. The City shall provide to Keys Club a scoreboard to be used within the Stadium. The City shall thereafter be responsible for the care, upkeep and maintenance of the scoreboard. The Keys Club may, at its sole expense make improvements to the scoreboard only with the prior written approval of the City. Keys Club has the exclusive right to use and control the scoreboard before, during and after any Event, provided that the City has access to the scoreboard in the event of an emergency or a City Event, and special City public announcements.
Scoreboard. The Team has provided and installed, at its sole cost and expense, a permanent scoreboard (the "Scoreboard") at the Civic Stadium that meets or exceeds Professional Baseball Standards. The Scoreboard is part of the Civic Stadium. The Civic Stadium name appears on the Scoreboard, and the Team shall have the right to sell all advertising on the face (the side of the Scoreboard facing the interior of the Civic Stadium) to offset the cost of Scoreboard acquisition and maintenance. No advertising will be allowed on the back (reverse side of the Scoreboard facing away from the interior of the Civic Stadium). The Parties acknowledge that the Scoreboard is visible from some points outside the Civic-Stadium at all times.
Scoreboard. The existing guitar shaped scoreboard is in need of repair. Due to its age parts are difficult to obtain, but the plan is to make every attempt to have a working score board. The ▇▇▇▇▇ Stadium Accessibility Review prepared by American Disabilities Consultants, Inc. dated August 15, 2008, identifies issues to be addressed to bring the Stadium into compliance with the ADA. It is our intent to comply with these recommendations taking into account the age and existing condition of the Stadium and its anticipated remaining useful life. The main area to address are the bathrooms. We also plan to address accessible passenger parking, signage, handicapped seating and other readily achievable access and egress conditions.
Scoreboard. The City agrees to maintain and repair the scoreboard in a manner determined appropriate by the City. The City also agrees to insure the scoreboard against damage or loss.
Scoreboard. As indicated in the definitions, the Scoreboard is expressly 18 excluded from the definition of “Coliseum” and “Coliseum Improvements.” The Scoreboard is 19 owned by the City. However, except as expressly provided in the Scoreboard Agreement (as 20 defined below), the City has no obligation to operate, repair, maintain, or replace the Scoreboard 21 nor does the City have any obligation to provide a scoreboard for the Coliseum. The City and 22 ▇▇▇ acknowledge that the operation, maintenance, repair, and replacement of the Scoreboard 23 are the subject of a separate agreement among the City and PWH (the “Scoreboard Agreement”). 24 All rights, obligations, and duties relating to operation, management, administration, use, 25 scheduling, marketing, advertising, promotion, security, licensing, maintenance, repair, 26 replacement, capital improvement, and any other activity relating to the Scoreboard and any part 27 or component thereof, whether financial or otherwise, are beyond the scope of this Original 28 Operating Agreement or this Amendment. Notwithstanding the foregoing, ▇▇▇ hereby agrees 29 to carry property insurance covering the Scoreboard, the cost of which shall be an Operating 30 Expense. Other than the insurance referenced in the preceding sentence, no costs or expenses 1 associated with, relating to, or otherwise arising out of any of the foregoing shall be deemed