Examples of Forecast Delivery Date in a sentence
The State shall procure that Delivery occurs by the Forecast Delivery Date.
The amount of the Contract Sum shall be reduced if Delivery occurs after the Forecast Delivery Date and the Southern Link has achieved Completion (within the meaning of the City Link Concession Deed) prior to Delivery.
If Delivery occurs before the Forecast Delivery Date, Clepco shall pay to the State on the 20th Business Day after that date an amount equal to 86% of actual gross tolling revenue derived in respect of the Exhibition Street Extension in the period to the Forecast Delivery Date.
Each Forecast provided to TRIS hereunder shall also list the estimated number of units of inventory of Product held by AYTU and its Subsidiaries and any Sublicensees as of the date prior to the Forecast Delivery Date for which data are most recently available, and such information shall be provided by AYTU after termination and expiration of this Agreement on a monthly basis until AYTU, its Subsidiaries and any Sublicensee hold no inventory of the Product (collectively, “Inventory Reports”).
Second, although their coherence on issue (e) is relatively high, their shared belief is incorrect; had the issues functioned as a set of focal points in a coordination game, the clique would have coordinated on the wrong signal.
Link ex-prisoners into sport and leisure activities in the community.
The Parties shall use their reasonable endeavours to ensure that its Network Facilities on its side of the relevant POI are provisioned on the Forecast Delivery Date (or as otherwise agreed) and maintained in accordance with the Forecasts.
Delivery of Interconnect Capacity is taken to occur on the Forecast Delivery Date or on such other date as may be agreed (as applicable) provided that the Supplying Party has advised that it is ready to commence testing.
If, following acceptance of a Forecast, the Supplying Party is unable to provide the Interconnect Capacity or provide the Interconnect Capacity by the Forecast Delivery Date, in whole or part, it must advise the Forecasting Party promptly and both Parties must, where practicable, negotiate a new delivery timetable.
M1’s key objections are that forecasts cannot be binding commitments; SingTel should not impose penalty charges for over forecasting nor feasibility study costs for requests that vary from forecasted levels; and the Forecast Delivery Date should be specified with reference to the first day of the first six-month period of the Forecast provided.