Specific Policies Clause Samples

Specific Policies a. All exhibitors must adhere to all rules and regulations pertaining to displays and product as outlined in IAAPA Booth Specifications and diagrams. i. Height restrictions of 2.5m will apply to all linear exhibit space that is three (3) meters deep as per IAAPA’s rules and regulations. b. Exhibit activity or soliciting by any non-exhibiting firm or person on the trade show floor and/or on any property under the supervision or under the contract of the Association during the trade show is strictly prohibited. c. Exhibitor agrees to keep exhibit properly staffed and intact during show hours. d. Early dismantle of exhibit space is strictly prohibited. e. No cash and carry sale of goods as in a retail setting is permitted from an exhibit booth or in the Event Facility. f. No food or beverages may be sold on the premises, although samples may be given away in limited portions. See the Exhibitor Services Guide for further details. g. IAAPA reserves the right in its sole judgment to prohibit or close any display or activity because of noise, odors, or other disturbing features, or which may be offensive to other exhibitors or attendees. Furthermore, this discretionary right of IAAPA applies to any demonstration or activity by any exhibitor that results in obstruction of exhibit line-of-sight and/or access to a nearby exhibitor’s stand by either attendee/buyers or exhibitors. h. Exhibitors demonstrating amusement rides and/or offering rides to show attendees or guests are solely responsible for compliance with all National, Regional, City and local laws and regulations governing the operation of rides, and for securing in advance all approvals necessary to demonstrate and offer rides during the show dates. i. All personnel working in an exhibit booth must be employees of the exhibiting company. j. Each exhibiting company receives five (5) exhibitor staff badges for the first 9 net square meters of space and an additional two exhibitor badges for each increment of 9 net square meters of space up to a maximum of 50 complimentary exhibitor badges. Additional exhibitor staff badges can be purchased for a fee with proof of employment. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ personnel must display their badges at all times. l. No exhibitor is allowed to assign, sublet, or apportion whole or any part of space allotted or exhibits any goods other than those manufactured or sold in the regular course of business by the exhibitor. m. Exhibitors are prohibited from engaging in an exhibit activity in any ...

Specific Policies. The adjustment for exclusion of Lucozade and Ribena in the illustrative statement Net Assets represents an estimate based on balances at 31 December 2012 inflated by 2.8% for sales growth of the divested products. Other one-off adjustments relating to the divestment have also been excluded from other payables and receivables. Part 3 of this Schedule 18 sets forth, for illustrative purposes only, a computation of the statement of net assets as of the close of business on 31 December 2013 (the “Novartis Statement of Net Assets”).

Specific Policies. The following supplement the description in the NAM for certain items included in the Vaccines Group Statement of Net Assets:

Specific Policies. A. A Faculty member may apply and be considered for a bargaining unit position by normal employment procedures in accordance with this Agreement. Placement on the salary scale shall be in accordance with the terms and provisions of this Agreement. B. A College employee in a bargaining unit position may apply and be considered for a Faculty position by normal employment procedures and pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement between the Employer and Faculty. Placement on the Faculty salary scale shall be in accordance with the terms and provisions of the collective bargaining agreement between the Employer and Faculty. C. No decrease in salary, seniority or fringe benefits will result from a lateral transfer within the bargaining unit in the same pay grade level. D. Changes in salary and fringe benefits resulting from changes in assignment shall begin on the effective date of the new assignment.

Specific Policies. The Closing Calculations shall be calculated and prepared in accordance with the definitions included in the Agreement and this Annex B.

Specific Policies. A. No decrease in salary, seniority or fringe benefits will result from a lateral transfer.

Specific Policies. The student should pursue the option to live in University-owned or managed apartments only if s/he is sure s/he wants to live in campus housing next year. If s/he contracts to live in a University owned or managed apartment and later discovers s/he prefers to live in an off-campus apartment or commute from home, s/he cannot break this Agreement after the Commencement Date if s/he continues to be enrolled as a student.

Specific Policies. In addition to the General Land Use Policies, the specific policies apply to the following specific land uses: Confined Feeding Operations (CFOs) Applications for new or the expansion of CFOs within the IDP Area shall be reviewed in accordance with the statutory plan policies of the municipality receiving Natural Resource Conservation Board notification. Direct Control Districts Applications for redesignation to Direct Control Districts and any subsequent Development Permits in a Direct Control District, within the IDP Area shall be circulated by the host municipality for comment to the landowners and the adjacent municipality’s Administration, as identified in the host municipality’s Land Use Bylaw. Resource Extraction (Gravel Pits) and Solid Waste Disposal Sites (Landfills) In addition to the circulation provisions in the host municipality’s Land Use Bylaw and statutory plans, if a gravel pit or landfill application for redesignation or Development Permit is within the IDP Area of the host municipality, and the proposed haul route includes roads within the jurisdiction of the adjacent municipality, the application shall be circulated to the adjacent municipality for comment and any landowners adjacent to the haul route. The adjacent municipality’s Administration may support the route if the impact is acceptable and subject to the applicable Agreement(s) for the upgrade or maintenance of the road. If the impact is unacceptable to the adjacent municipality’s Administration, the route will not be supported, and the applicant will have to propose and determine an alternative route. Logging Logging on Crown land shall follow the Provincial approval process. Logging on municipal land or privately-owned land in the IDP area shall follow the approval process of the municipality having jurisdiction. If the proposed haul route includes roads within the jurisdiction of the adjacent municipality, the application shall be circulated to the adjacent municipality for comment and any landowners adjacent to the haul route. The adjacent municipality’s Administration may support the route if the impact is acceptable and subject to the applicable Agreement(s) for the upgrade or maintenance of the road. If the impact is unacceptable to the adjacent municipality’s Administration, the route will not be supported, and the applicant will have to propose and determine an alternative route. Non-agricultural Proposals of Regional Significance Where a non-agricultural development is...

Specific Policies. 1. The following Specific Policies shall apply in the preparation of the Completion Statement. 2. Items ‎1, ‎2, ‎3, ‎4, ‎6, ‎7, ‎15 and ‎16 in the Completion Statement shall be determined by applying the relevant definition in clause ‎1 (subject, where applicable, to the provisions of ‎‎Part A and the other provisions of this ‎Part B of this ‎Schedule 11). 3. Item ‎5 in the Completion Statement (Operating Lease Assets) shall be determined by applying the principles applied in calculating "Assets for hire under operating leases" in the Accounts of RBS Aerospace Limited, and shall include capitalised interest and other capitalised amounts, office equipment and fixtures and fittings. 4. Item ‎8 in the Completion Statement shall be calculated by adding together the amount of items ‎1, ‎4 and ‎5 in the Completion Statement and deducting from the result the aggregate amount of items ‎2, ‎3, ‎6 and ‎7 in the Completion Statement. 5. Item ‎9 in the Completion Statement (Trade Debtors) shall include: (a) receivables due to any Group Company from lessees in respect of amounts due under or in respect of operating leases, including rent and maintenance contributions; and (b) bad debt provisions in respect of lessees. 6. Item ‎10 in the Completion Statement (Other Debtors) shall include: (a) any sums paid by a Group Company prior to the Completion Time, to the extent that these relate to goods or services to be provided to a Group Company after the Completion Time; (b) any sums payable to a Group Company after the Completion Time, to the extent that these are operating lease rentals that relate to a period prior to the Completion Time, or they relate to goods or services provided by a Group Company prior to the Completion Time; (c) amounts expected to be received by any Group Company from a lessee during or at expiry of any lease as a cash contribution relating to the physical condition of the aircraft on redelivery; (d) servicing fees receivable by any Group Company; and (e) any recoverable VAT and any refund or repayment in respect of Tax. 7. Item ‎11 in the Completion Statement (Customer Deposits) shall include: (a) the principal amount of security deposits received by any Group Company from lessees in cash and deposits received by any Group Company in cash under letters of intent relating to aircraft sales to the extent that such deposits are repayable to any third party, together with, in each case accrued interest thereon at the prevailing rate of interest relati...