Technical arrangements. 1. Service works that are the subject hereof shall be ordered by the Customer in one of the following forms:
Technical arrangements. 4.1. No. 95/97 of musical chairs/music stands 4.2. No. 8 of doublebasses chairs 4.3. Instruments will be provided by the orchestra as follows: Xx. 0 xx xxxxxxxxxxxx Xx. 0 xx xxxx Xx. 0 of piano STEINWAY tuning 442 5. Press and Publicity
Technical arrangements operational arrangements, agreed to by the competent authorities of the Contracting Parties, that are is loosely attached to the Framework Agreement’s Main Text, Annexes or Protocols. They It shall contain the technical and operational rules or guidelines that inform the implementation of the Framework Agreement in the operation of the network.
Technical arrangements. Prior to commencing trading activities, the Investment Advisor and UBS shall exchange and complete all administrative information required in order to set up the business relationship operationally in an appropriate manner and in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. UBS shall receive trade confirmations – including all relevant settlement information such as fund name, international security identification number (ISIN), number of shares, settlement price and amount etc – electronically or by fax and no later than one business day after the order has been placed by UBS. UBS acknowledges that the Fund will only process on each business day those purchase and redemption orders received from UBS prior to the daily cut-off times disclosed in each Investment Fund’s Legal Documents. UBS agrees to process all its subscription and redemption orders under this Agreement centrally through UBS AG, Zurich. See Appendix 4 for technical details.
Technical arrangements. The Bidder shall provide details of site and infrastructure requirements in a layout plan after making a site survey.
Technical arrangements. Prior to commencing trading activities, the Investment Advisor and UBS shall exchange and complete all administrative information required in order to set up the business relationship operationally in an appropriate manner and in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. UBS shall receive trade confirmations – including all relevant settlement information such as fund name, international security identification number (ISIN), number of shares, settlement price and amount etc – electronically or by fax and no later than one business day after the order has been placed by UBS. UBS acknowledges that the Investment Advisor will only process on each business day those purchase and redemption orders received from UBS prior to the daily cut-off times disclosed in each Investment Fund’s Legal Documents. UBS agrees to process all its subscription and redemption orders under this Agreement centrally through UBS AG, Zurich. UBS undertakes to apply a short term trading fee (“STTF”) to redemptions of client share in Investment Funds if such STTF is required to be applied according to the Investment Fund’s then current Legal Documents. See Appendix 4 for technical details.
Technical arrangements. We have the right to undertake technical arrangements that may discover or prevent misuse of my.digitalSTROM. In particular, we are au- thorized to introduce Digital Rights Management (DRM) against unauthorized copying.
Technical arrangements. 1. The existing detailed Ecurie arrangements for the exchange of information referred to in Articles 2, 3 and 4 shall be implemented by the Participating Countries within three months of the date of their signature of this Agreement.
Technical arrangements. 1. Image/Footage (as applicable) to be sourced from: RTVS archive
Technical arrangements. 49 The EFTPOS system is built on a series of bilateral electronic links which have been separately negotiated and implemented over the years. The system, which also covers ATM transactions, is known as the Consumer Electronic Clearing System (CECS) and is managed by APCA which has promulgated the CECS Regulations and Manual (collectively “CECS Rules”). 50 Each acquiring system is slightly different. While each adopts the AS 2805 standard for interchange message formats as mandated by the CECS Manual, the standard permits each acquirer to adopt its own preferences for privately defined data fields and each bank has its own preferences for using these in practice. This means that each electronic link requires its own unique driver software and must be individually developed and tested whenever any changes are implemented, an expensive and time consuming process. 51 A new acquirer seeking to enter the market on equal terms with current acquirers would need to develop, test and implement a separate interchange message format and physical link to each of the major issuers. Xx Xxxx says that this would be likely to take two years or more to achieve, depending on the level of priority given to the work by the issuers. The technical workload required to connect directly to the major card issuers is the longest lead time and most expensive task facing a new entrant. 52 Xx Xxxx notes that the new entrant would also have to negotiate a commercial bi- lateral agreement with each of the issuers which would take time but in his view this is a relevantly minor task compared with the cost and time involved in the technical implementations.
