Submitting Entries Sample Clauses
The 'Submitting Entries' clause defines the process and requirements for participants to submit their entries in a contest, competition, or similar event. It typically outlines the acceptable formats, deadlines, and methods for submission, such as online forms, email, or physical delivery. By establishing clear guidelines for how and when entries must be submitted, this clause ensures fairness and consistency among participants and helps organizers efficiently manage and evaluate all submissions.
Submitting Entries. Entries shall be submitted to the Processor by the Merchant using the Processors or its agent’s web based services. Entries received by the Processor by 6:00 PM eastern time on any business banking day that the Federal Reserve is open, shall be processed through the Processor’s ODFI that evening.
Submitting Entries. While this Agreement is in effect, Merchant is authorized to use any of Processor’s or its agent’s applicable systems to process or transmit entries to Processor. The use of any of such systems is solely at Merchant’s own risk. Merchant can transmit electronic entries on a 24 hour daily basis.
Submitting Entries. While this Agreement is in effect, C/N is authorized to use any certified data processing system to capture transaction data and images for subsequent direct or indirect transmission or retransmission to SPS. The use of any of system other than one provided directly by SPS is done solely at C/N’s own risk. C/N can transmit electronic entries and check 21 images on a 24 hour daily basis though SPS shall only settle transactions of that given day where such are received prior to 5pm eastern standard time.
Submitting Entries. Along with the requirements stipulated in the Call for Participation, by submitting an entry you hereby warrant that: i) you own or have all the necessary licenses, rights, consents and permissions for your submission; ii) your innovation does not and shall not infringe the privacy rights, copyright or any other rights of any third party; and iii) any person portrayed in your innovation has given permission for the usage rights required by the competition and contained herein. We will accept a maximum of two (2) entries per person, team or company (“Entrant”). Entrants who submit more than two (2) entries will not be disqualified, however the first two (2) submissions will be considered to be the official competition submission(s). Entrants should make sure that all required documentation are completed correctly and submitted within the stated deadline. Submissions cannot be revised or altered once submitted. All entries should be submitted under the official e‐mail address of the main contact for the entrant; except where the entrant is under the age of 18 and may require the use of the email address of a parent or legal guardian. If any group elects to collaborate on a submission, they are required to designate one person as the entrant and who will then become the official spokesperson of the group to enter the competition, agree to the rules, and, if applicable, accept the prize. Along with other prizes, which will be announced at the UNDP Social Good Summit 2016 Launch Event on September 19, 2016, the top three (3) winners will be given UNDP project funding and guidance to improve on their solution for wider application to the public. UNDP project funding will not be issued as cash prizes to the winners. Instead, the prize money will be in the form of a financial contribution up to the amount described toward the development of the technology solution for which the prize was awarded. The funds will be held in a 1 year project portfolio to be administered by the UNDP. The funds in this project will be assigned according to a work plan elaborated based on the pitch deck of the winning submissions, for the further development of the technology solution. The funds will be used to make payments directly to suppliers and consultants to provide agreed upon goods and/or services that will directly contribute to the development of the concept/prototype towards a defined ending point. Upon signature of the agreement between UNDP and the competition winners, thi...
Submitting Entries. (a) POS Entries: Merchant can transmit electronic entries on a 24-hour daily basis.
Submitting Entries. You shall submit, by facsimile, email or regular mail, fully executed Receiver's authorization forms in a accordance with the specifications and forms provided by us from time to time; (ii) Check Conversion-Merchants shall, through the use of a check reader and POS terminal, create a Debit Entry that will be transmitted to us (iii) All others shall create a file or electronic message containing any Entry(ies) in accordance with the specifications and forms provided by us from time to time, depending upon the specific format, and deliver the file or message to us via a pre-approved method, which could include, electronic transmission. You will be responsible for the correctness, both as to content and form, of all Entries submitted to us. If any Entry is not readable, out of balance, or unprocessable, it is your responsibility to correct and resubmit the Entry to us. You must deliver each ACH Entry or file of Entries to us no later than [5:00 PM PT] of the second business day before the Effective Entry Date or in accordance with the schedule we provide. With respect to On Us Entries, the relationship between you and us will be governed by the Rules and, to the extent applicable, we agree to assume all the rights and obligations of both an ODFI and a RDFI, and you agree to assume the obligations of an Originator and to make the same warranties to us as the RDFI as we would be required to make pursuant to the Rules where we are the ODFI.
Submitting Entries