The cost Clause Samples
The "The cost" clause defines how expenses related to a contract or agreement are determined and allocated between the parties. Typically, it outlines what specific costs are covered, who is responsible for payment, and any procedures for calculating or approving those costs. For example, it may specify whether costs include materials, labor, or additional fees, and set out how invoices should be submitted and paid. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and prevent disputes by clearly establishing financial responsibilities and expectations.
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The cost. The cost of the arbitration proceeding must be divided evenly between the parties to the arbitration. If, however, a participant, labor organization, or other interested individual prevails under a binding arbitration proceeding, the State or local applicant that is a party to the grievance must pay the total cost of the proceeding and the attorney's fees of the prevailing party.
The cost. This insurance plan is provided at no additional cost to eligible Cardholders. Your financial institution pays the full cost of the insurance.
The cost. The annual membership fee for participating in the program is $2,100.00 for membership.
The cost. Provider will run the Program and will be solely responsible for all costs and expenses related thereto; Provider will contract directly with families, charge and collect all fees and complete all necessary forms, permitting, and any other operational component of the Program. Provider agrees that it will charge parents no more than the schedule of fees provided as Attachment 1.
The cost. All costs and expenses relating to the construction of the MCMA new Head Quarters/Building on Plot B of the Land and the Project on Plot A of the Land shall be entirely borne by KMSB.
The cost. Each member organisation is required to meet the following costs:
(i) The cost of the exchange program in its own country including the cost of accommodation, meals and transportation for visiting cadets and their escorts. Visiting cadets and escorts should have no expenses apart from private expenditure.
(ii) The cost of transporting its own cadets and visiting cadets and escorts to and from Rhein Main, both at the start and at the end of the exchange program.
(iii) The cost of hotel accommodation and meals for its own cadets and escorts during their stopovers at Rhein Main at the start and at the end of the exchange program.
(iv) Member organizations are required to insure adequately their participants against any damage resulting from accidents and/or illness, or otherwise safeguard all receiving countries against any such claims. Countries who want additional insurance against possible claims from next of kin of visiting IACE participants, must arrange this by bilateral agreement.
(v) The annual subscription of the Association which is levied to meet the operating costs of the Secretariat.
(vi) The host country of the Annual Planning Conference may ask for a Registration Fee from attendees. Fees may be broken down as follows (i) Fee for delegates -- maximum two each country; (ii) Fee for other representatives from a member country; (iii) Fee for Honorary Presidents and Honorary Members not acting as delegates; and (iv) Fee for partners. The amount for the fee in each area, is to be announced at the previous Planning Conference.
The cost. We add a ▇▇▇▇-up to the prices from our liquidity providers and publish the ‘’markedup’’ prices that include our income. We will base the closing price of the relevant currency for the purposes of margin requirements and any balance credits/debits.
The cost