Technical Compliance Sample Clauses

Technical Compliance. The Corporation has complied with the requirements of NI 43-101 in all material respects, including, but not limited to, the preparation and filing of technical reports and each of the technical reports filed with respect to the Material Properties accurately and completely sets forth all material facts relating to the properties that are subject thereto as at the date of such report and there have been no material adverse changes to such information;
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Technical Compliance. Except as agreed otherwise in writing, the Interconnected Party will ensure that all Receipt Points and Additional Receipt Points (if and to the extent included in this Agreement) comply with ICA Schedule One and ICA Schedule Two. Unless otherwise agreed with First Gas, the Interconnected Party will at its cost operate and maintain all Receipt Points under this Agreement. The Interconnected Party will provide First Gas with a copy of its maintenance records for any Receipt Point or Additional Receipt Point on request (but not more than once per Year). Additional Receipt Point(s) The Interconnected Party may request one or more Additional Receipt Points at any time during the term of this Agreement. The Parties must execute an Amending Agreement in respect of any such Additional Receipt Point before First Gas will commence any work in relation to it. The Parties acknowledge and agree that they will determine the content of and may enter into a separate agreement or agreements in relation to the planning, design, construction and connection of the Additional Receipt Point, land access arrangements, and any ancillary matters. In relation to any Additional Receipt Point, the Interconnected Party shall: consult with First Gas to ensure that the design of that Additional Receipt Point meets its reasonable requirements; consider and respond to all reasonable comments or queries from First Gas in relation to compliance with ICA Schedule Two; be responsible for obtaining all necessary consents and approvals required; unless otherwise agreed with First Gas, design, construct, operate and maintain that Additional Receipt Point at its cost; if requested by First Gas pursuant to section 2.8, lease land to First Gas for the purposes of interconnection or Odorisation Facilities pursuant to the Lease; and consult with, and have reasonable regard to the views of, First Gas in relation to the planning, construction and commissioning of the Additional Receipt Point. In relation to any Additional Receipt Point, First Gas shall: use commercially reasonable endeavours to obtain the land and/or property rights it requires in order to connect that Receipt Point to its Pipeline; carry out a full risk assessment in accordance with paragraph 1.1 of ICA Schedule Two, including in relation to: the means of installing any new connection to its Pipeline; the need for (notwithstanding section 6) and means to prevent solid or liquid contaminants from reaching its Pipeline; the need for an...
Technical Compliance. 6.1 The Communications Provider shall ensure that any equipment provided by it and used in connection with an Sub Loop MPF, Sub Loop SMPF, Sub Loop Circuit or Sub Loop Tie Cable is compliant by configuring to and testing such equipment against the requirements (including the Calculated Value) of the relevant SLU section of the Access Network Frequency Plan.
Technical Compliance. The Partner has to comply with all technical regulations, which according to the contractual agreements with the Partner, apply to the Parner´s products(e.g. applicable regulations, policies, laws and technical standart(s), taking into account the fundamental spirit of the perspective regulations. Further, the Partner has to establish adequate structures within his organization to ensure the adherence to all these technical regulations within the product creation phase. Such a system should provide orientation and guidance for the Partners´ employees and consider approriate ethical, integrity and technical compliance standards. The Partner shall comply with and implement the requirements of the VDA - Product Integrity. However, it is left to the Partner to decide, if the Partner implements a Product Safety and Conformity Representative (PSCR) or not. III Duty to take due care in the context of human rights
Technical Compliance. The Company has complied with the requirements of NI 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”) in all material respects, including, but not limited to, the preparation and filing of technical reports and each of the technical reports filed with respect to the Material Properties accurately and completely sets forth all material facts relating to the properties that are subject thereto as at the date of such report and there is no new material scientific or technical information nor any other fact or circumstance that creates a requirement for updated reports to be filed.
Technical Compliance. System Operator shall, at its own cost and expense, (i) contract with an authorized DIRECTV System manufacturer(s) to obtain DIRECTV System equipment and integrate such equipment with any necessary Components to create the Signal Distribution System, (ii) evaluate and test the Signal Distribution System to insure compliance with the Technical Specifications for each unit in the SO Property, (iii) select Components that will ensure that the Signal Distribution System meets the DIRECTV Technical Specifications in the MDU Property environment and will allow System Operator to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement, (iv) develop such additional hardware or other elements as are necessary for the Signal Distribution System to meet the Technical Specifications and allow System Operator to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement, (v) provide such technical demonstrations of the Signal Distribution System in any SO Property as DIRECTV may require in its reasonable discretion upon advance written notice to System Operator, at such times mutually agreed upon by the parties, to provide assurance that the Signal Distribution System will meet the DIRECTV Technical Specifications (“Technical Demonstration”), and provide DIRECTV the opportunity to participate and provide input in advance of completion of the Signal Distribution System or distribution of DIRECTV Programming via the Signal Distribution System, (vi) in connection with such Technical Demonstration, make such changes to the initial Signal Distribution System as are necessary in order for the system to meet the DIRECTV Technical Specifications, and (vii) take all commercially reasonable actions necessary to ensure that the Signal Distribution System continues to meet the Technical Specifications for the Term of this Agreement. If at any time during the Term of this Agreement, DIRECTV determines in good faith that a Signal Distribution System is not in strict compliance with all or any portion of the Technical Specifications, and such noncompliance interferes with SO Subscribers’ ability to receive DIRECTV Programming of a quality received by other DIRECTV subscribers (i.e., the signal does not meet the measurement standards), System Operator shall cure such noncompliance [ *** redacted ***] of DIRECTV’s notice of noncompliance (the “Cure Period”), and provide DIRECTV evidence of correction of such noncompliance, which evidence may, at DIRECTV’s request, include a Technical Demonstration. In the even...
Technical Compliance. Without limiting Supplier’s obligations under Section 8.1 in performing under this Agreement, Supplier must comply with all applicable laws related to Supplier’s performance under this agreement. These laws include, but are not limited to, technical laws and regulations regarding US vehicle emissions, certification, and product safety. Supplier’s compliance must take into account the fundamental spirit of the respective laws and regulations. Supplier must establish adequate structures within his organization to ensure adherence to all applicable laws for product creation and development. Such a system should provide orientation and guidance for Supplier’s employees and consider appropriate ethical, integrity, and technical compliance standards. If Supplier learns or has reason to know of facts that may indicate a violation of legal requirements or regulations regarding certification, emission, and/or product safety with implications for Mercedes-Benz Group AG, Buyer, or its affiliates, Supplier must (1) immediately notify the appropriate contact person according to the Technical Compliance Management System (tCMS) escalation model and (2) immediately investigate the facts. The current tCMS escalation model and list of points of contact can be found in the supplier portal at xxxxx://xxxxxxxx-xxxxxx.xxxxxxxx-xxxx.xxx. Supplier shall undertake reasonable best efforts to include comparable notification and escalation requirements in its contract documents with subcontractors for certification, emission, or product safety-related parts, software or software calibrations whereby the corresponding notifications must be made by subcontractors to the Supplier.
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Technical Compliance. Provider must (a) comply with all applicable laws related to Provider’s performance under the Agreement. These laws include, but are not limited to, technical laws and regulations regarding US vehicle emissions, certification, and product safety. Provider’s compliance must take into account the fundamental spirit of the respective laws and regulations, and (b) establish adequate structures within Provider’s organization to ensure adherence to all applicable laws for product creation and development. Such a system should provide orientation and guidance for Provider’s employees and consider appropriate ethical, integrity, and technical compliance standards. If Provider learns or has reason to know of facts that may indicate a violation of legal requirements or regulations regarding certification, emission, or product safety with implications for MB AG, MBRDNA or its Affiliates, Provider must (1) immediately notify the appropriate contact person according to the Technical Compliance Management System (“tCMS”) escalation model and (2) immediately investigate the facts. The current tCMS escalation model and list of points of contact can be found in the supplier portal at xxxxx://xxxxxxxx-xxxxxx.xxxxxxxx-xxxx.xxx/. Provider must undertake reasonable best efforts to include comparable notification and escalation requirements in its contract documents with subcontractors for certification, emission, or product safety-related parts, software or software calibrations requiring that corresponding notifications must be made by MBRDNA-approved subcontractors to Provider.
Technical Compliance. Without limiting Contractor’s obligations under Section 6.2(A) in performing under this Agreement, Contractor must comply with all applicable laws to the extent related to Contractor’s performance under this agreement. These laws may include, but are not limited to, technical laws and regulations regarding US vehicle emissions, certification, and product safety. Contractor’s compliance must take into account the fundamental spirit of the respective laws and regulations. Contractor must establish adequate structures within his organization to ensure adherence to all applicable laws for product creation and development. Such a system should provide orientation and guidance for Contractor’s employees and consider appropriate ethical, integrity, and technical compliance standards. If Contractor learns or has reason to know of facts that may indicate a violation of legal requirements or regulations regarding certification, emission, and/or vehicle product safety with implications for Mercedes-Benz Group AG, Owner, or its affiliates, Contractor must (1) immediately notify the appropriate contact person according to the Technical Compliance Management System (tCMS) escalation model and (2) immediately investigate the facts. The current tCMS escalation model and list of points of contact can be found in the supplier portal at xxxxx://xxxxxxxx-xxxxxx.xxxxxxxx-xxxx.xxx/. Contractor shall undertake reasonable best efforts to include comparable notification and escalation requirements in its contract documents with subcontractors for certification, emission, or product safety-related parts, software or software calibrations whereby the corresponding notifications must be made by subcontractors to the Contractor.
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