Simplicity. Contracting Parties shall endeavour to ensure the simplification of all transit transport procedures and requirements in ASEAN;
Simplicity. Member States will endeavour to ensure the simplification of Customs procedures and requirements within ASEAN;
Simplicity or the ease with which relevant fees can be identified (by services) and administered (by the regulator).
Simplicity. Member States shall ensure continuous simplification of customs procedures, formalities and practices based on related international conventions and best practices;
Simplicity. Contracting Parties shall endeavour to ensure the simplification of all transit transport procedures and requirements in ASEAN; Transparency: Contracting Parties shall make all laws, regulations, procedures and administrative notifications pertaining to the relevant authorities publicly available in a prompt, transparent and readily accessible manner; Efficiency: Contracting Parties shall ensure the efficient and effective administration of transit transport to facilitate movement of goods in transit; Appeals: Contracting Parties shall ensure that an effective mechanism for the review of the decisions by the relevant authorities of Contracting Parties is made available and accessible to users and providers of transit transport within ASEAN; and
Simplicity. Simplify and remove any ambiguity and duplication in wording of the agreement and ensure transparency and alignment to legislation and University policy
Simplicity. CSG developed its own web-based portal to manage the electronic file submittal process. By using a web interface, the applicant is no longer faced with size restrictions on email attachments or required to learn complex FTP settings. Proven. We have provided a digital plan review option to our clients for over 12 years.
Simplicity. Tenant shall also be obligated to pay taxes on the rent when applicable in the amount of$ _ D with the rent for the full term of the Lease. Landlord will notify Tenant if the amount of the tax changes. Payment Summary □ with each rent installment D If rent is paid in installments, the total payment per installment including taxes shall be in the amount of$ D If rent is paid in full, the total payment including taxes shall be in the amount of$ All rent payments shall be payable to - (name) - at . (If left blank, to Landlord at Landlord's address.) (address) D If the tenancy starts on a day other than the first day of the month or week as designated above, the rent shall be prorated from _ (date) _ through _ (date) _ in the amount of $ and shall be due on (If rent paid monthly, prorate on a 30-day month.) (date) Tenant shall make rent payments required under the Lease by (choose all applicable) D cash, D personal check, D money order, D cashier's check, or D other (specify). If payment is accepted by any means other than cash, payment is not considered made until the other instrument is collected. If Tenant makes a rent payment with a worthless check, Landlord can require Tenant D to pay all future payments by D money order, Dcashier's check, or official bank check or D cash or other (specify) and to pay bad check fees in the amount of $ (not to exceed the amount prescribed by Section 68.065, Florida Statutes). Example Copy
Simplicity. The resulting protocol must be as simple as possible, within the constraints of the requirements. The Security requirement is obvious enough (we use the security model of [Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx 2001; 2002a]). The rest, however, require some discussion. The PFS property is perhaps the most controversial. (PFS is an attribute of encrypted communications allowing for a long-term key to be compromised without affecting the security of past session keys.) Rather than assert that “we must have perfect forward se- crecy at all costs,” we treat the amount of forward secrecy as an engineering parameter that can be traded off against other necessary functions, such as effi ciency or resistance to denial-of-service attacks. In fact, this corresponds quite nicely to the reality of today’s Internet systems, where a compromise during the existence of a security association will reveal the plaintext of any ongoing transmissions. Our protocol has a forward secrecy in- terval; security associations are protected against compromises that occur outside of that interval. Specifi cally, we allow a party to reuse the same secret Diffi e-Xxxxxxx exponents for multiple exchanges within a given time period; this may save a large number of costly modular exponentiations. The Privacy property means that the protocol must not reveal the identity of a participant to any unauthorized party, including an active attacker that attempts to act as the peer. Clearly, it is not possible for a protocol to protect both the initator and the responder against an active attacker; one of the participants must always “go fi rst.” In general, we believe that the most appropriate choice is to protect the initator, since the initator is typically a relatively anonymous “client,” while the responder’s identity may already be known. Conversely, protecting the responder’s privacy may not be of much value (except perhaps in peer-to-peer communication): in many cases, the responder is a server with a fi xed address or characteristics (e.g., well-known web server). One approach is to allow for a protocol that allows the two parties to negotiate who needs identity protection. In JFK, we decided against this approach: it is unclear what, if any, metric can be used to determine which party should receive identity protection; furthermore, this negotiation could act as a loophole to make initiators reveal their identity fi rst. Instead, we propose two alternative protocols: one that protects the initator against a...
Simplicity. You may give us written notice that you wish to end your contract after the minimum term agreed, and this will be effective 30 days after we receive your notice. You will be required to pay the applicable monthly charge until the end of this 30 day notice period.
