Sprint Termination Sample Clauses
The Sprint Termination clause defines the conditions and procedures under which a sprint in a project may be ended before its planned completion. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to terminate a sprint, the required notice period, and any obligations for documenting incomplete work or reallocating resources. Its core practical function is to provide a clear process for ending a sprint early, ensuring that both parties understand their rights and responsibilities if project priorities change or unforeseen issues arise.
Sprint Termination. Sprint may, without liability, terminate Customer’s participation in the Sprint ABM at any time, without notice, if Customer has breached these Terms or if Sprint decides to discontinue the Sprint ABM. Upon such termination, Sprint will discontinue providing any facilitation services or support for Customer’s enrollment in the ABM.
Sprint Termination. In addition to the parties‟ other termination rights in this Agreement, Sprint may terminate the Service in whole or in part with 60 days‟ prior written notice if Sprint is unable to secure third- party support for the Service.
Sprint Termination. Sprint may, without liability, terminate Customer’s participation in the DEP at any time, without notice, if Customer has breached these Terms or if Sprint decides to discontinue the DEP. Upon such termination, Sprint will discontinue providing any facilitation services or support for Customer’s enrollment in the DEP.
Sprint Termination. If during calendar years [*****] Sprint exercises its right to terminate the Agreement pursuant to [*****] of the Agreement where Clearwire continues to provide the Wireless Broadband Services to Sprint consistent with the obligations of this Agreement, or a debt default under Section 13.2(iii) of the Agreement where Clearwire continues to provide the Wireless Broadband Services to Sprint consistent with the obligations of this Agreement) or Section 3(c) of the Agreement, upon the effective date of such termination (the “Termination Effective Date”), then: .