Selecting Clause Samples
The 'Selecting' clause defines the process by which one or more parties choose specific options, items, or actions within the context of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria, methods, or timelines for making selections, such as designating a supplier, picking products from a list, or appointing a representative. Its core practical function is to ensure a clear and agreed-upon method for making choices, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over how selections are made during the contract's execution.
Selecting. The MPCA will make selection decisions. The MPCA has the responsibility and authority to extend an offer for a position to an applicant, and will make the final selection decisions.
Selecting. Images may of course be selected by clicking on them. Multiple images may be selected by holding down the Shift key on your computer keyboard and clicking on another image. You may repeat this action to select as many images as desired. Holding down the Shift key and clicking on an image that is already selected will de- select that image. Spacing will always start at 100% indicating spacing of lines are normally distanced. As the number is lowered or the bar is slid to the left, text lines will come closer together. As the number is raised or the bar is slid to the right, text lines will become spaced farther apart.
Selecting. Images may of course be selected by clicking on them. Multiple images may be selected by holding down the Shift key on your computer keyboard and clicking on another image. You may repeat this action to select as many images as desired. Holding down the Shift key and clicking on an image that is already selected will deselect that image. Multiple images may be also be selected by clicking above an image and dragging your mouse to enclose all desired shapes to be selected at the same time. As you hold your mouse button down and drag your mouse, you will see a dashed line creating a selection box showing what you are selecting. Upon letting go of your mouse, all enclosed images in this box will be selected together in the same bounding box. If you wish to select all available images on the screen together, you may click on the Select All button located in the Quick Access Tool bar. If you wish to select only those images that are the same color, you may click on the Select by Color button located on the right-hand side. If you wish to deselect all currently selected images, you may click on the Deselect All button located in the Quick Access Tool bar..
Selecting. Images may of course be selected by clicking on them. Multiple images may be selected by holding down the Shift key on your computer keyboard and clicking on another image. You may repeat this action to select as many images as desired. Holding down the Shift key and clicking on an image that is already selected will de-select that image. Multiple images may be also be selected by clicking above an image and dragging your mouse to enclose all desired shapes to be selected at the same time. As you hold your mouse button down and drag your mouse, you will see a dashed line creating a selection box showing what you are selecting. Upon letting go of your mouse, all enclosed images in this box will be selected together in the same bounding box.
Selecting. Images may of course be selected by clicking on them. Multiple images may be selected by holding down the Shift key on your computer keyboard and clicking on another image. You may repeat this action to select as many images as desired. Holding down the Shift key and clicking on an image that is already selected will de-select that image. Multiple images may be also be selected by clicking above an image and dragging your mouse to enclose all desired shapes to be selected at the same time. As you hold your mouse button down and drag your mouse, you will see a dashed line creating a selection box showing what you are selecting. Upon letting go of your mouse, all enclosed images in this box will be selected together in the same bounding box. If you wish to select all available images on the screen together, you may click on the Select All button located along the bottom of the software screen: Similarly, if you wish to deselect all currently selected images, you may click on the Deselect All button: These tools perform the basic expected actions of copying selected images, pasting them, or cutting them from view. Images copied or cut will reside in your computer’s memory on a virtual clipboard. You may only have one object on this clipboard at a time. This means if you copy one image and then copy another, only the most recent image will be waiting on the clipboard to be pasted. These actions may be accessed from the top tool bar, in the Edit menu, or by right-clicking on an image, as well as by using standard shortcut keys for these actions. Pasting copied images will place the copy directly to the right of your original image so you may easily see and find your copy. An additional Paste in Front option is also provided to be able to paste a copy of an image directly on top of itself and is found in the Edit menu, in the right-click menu for the selected image, or by using standard shortcuts for this action.