To Construct Sample Clauses
The "To Construct" clause defines the obligation of one party, typically the contractor, to build or assemble a specified project or structure according to agreed-upon plans and specifications. This clause outlines the scope of work, the standards to be met, and may reference timelines, materials, or methods required for construction. Its core practical function is to clearly assign responsibility for the actual building process, ensuring that both parties understand what is to be constructed and under what conditions, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over performance or quality.
To Construct. Subject to sub‑clauses (2) and (3) of this clause the Company shall by the end of new Hamersley year 7 at a cost of not less than fifty million dollars ($50,000,000) construct (and shall actually commence construction by the end of new Hamersley year 4 and shall progressively continue the construction in accordance with the reasonable requirements of the Minister having regard to the obligation of the Company to complete the construction within the period specified in this sub‑lease) instal provide and do all things necessary to enable it to mine from the mineral lease and to transport by rail to the Company’s wharf and to commence shipment therefrom in commercial quantities at an annual rate of not less than one million (1,000,000) tons of iron ore and without lessening the generality of this provision the Company shall by the end of new Hamersley year 7 —
To Construct. The Company shall within three (3) years next following the commencement date and at a cost of not less than thirty million pounds (£30,000,000) construct install provide and do all things necessary to enable it to mine from the mineral lease to transport by rail to the Company’s wharf and to commence shipment therefrom in commercial quantities at an annual rate of not less than one million (1,000,000) tons of iron ore and without lessening the generality of this provision the Company shall within the aforesaid period of three years —