Major Changes definition

Major Changes means the changes to the design of the Aircraft, as defined in Article 11.2.2.

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Major Changes. If Advanced Air makes a Major Change prior to departure, Participant has the right to cancel and receive a full refund of the amount paid. The following are major changes: (1) a change in the departure or return date unless the change results from a flight delay experienced by the Air Carrier (If, however, the delay is greater than 48 hours, it will be considered a Major Change); (2) a change in the origin or destination city, unless the change affects only the order in which cities named in the itinerary are visited; or (3) a price of more than 10% occurring 10 or more days before departure. In no event can we increase your price less than 10 days before departure. If a Major Change must be made in the charter program, Advanced Air will notify Participant within 7 days after first learning of the change, but in any event at least 10 days prior to the scheduled departure. If less than 10 days before the scheduled departure, Advanced Air becomes aware that a Major Change must be made, Advanced Air will notify Participant as soon as possible. Within 7 days after receiving notification of a Major Change, but in no event later than departure, Participant may cancel Participant's reservation and Participant will receive a full refund of the ticket price within 14 days after cancelling. If a Major Change occurs after the departure of the Charter which Participant is unwilling to accept, Advanced Air will refund, within 14 days after your

Major Changes means, for instance, an information system intended initially solely for Commission departments (circle 1), but then extended to the other institutions and Member States (circle 2) or to the outside world in general (circle 3).

Examples of Major Changes in a sentence

• The rights and remedies made available under this Agreement, including the procedures for Major Changes, are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under the available law.

• Supplier must respond to UC’s reasonable questions related to cybersecurity controls, Security Incidents, or Major Changes, newly published vulnerabilities, and/or risk assessments within ten (10) business days.

• In response to Major Changes, Supplier must update its information security plan no later than fifteen (15) days into the next calendar quarter and must provide updated evidence of compliance with the information security plan.

• The following are Major Changes: (1) a change in the origin or destination city; (2) a change in the departure or return date unless the change results from a flight delay experienced by the Air Carrier (If, however, the delay is greater than 48 hours, it will be considered a Major Change.); or (3) a price increase of more than 10% occurring ten or more days before departure.

• Changes in the Work or Project budget that may result in "Major Changes in Services" include, but are not limited to, changes in Project size, complexity, usage, arrangement, schedule, delivery, or phasing of the Work and may or may not result in a major, or significant, change in the Cost of the Work.

More Definitions of Major Changes

Major Changes means changes of the following magnitude to the Approved Preliminary PUD Plans. A Major Change shall require approval of an amendment to this PUD Ordinance following a public hearing (but not a new concept review, unless the essential “mixed use” nature of the Prairie Centre Project is proposed to be changed). Without limiting the foregoing, “Major Changes” expressly include the following types of changes:

Major Changes means any risky or high impact changes that are beyond maintenance of the Service at its optimum levels (e.g. major version upgrades).

Major Changes defined as those modifications that affect at least one of the topics mentioned in Article 11.

Major Changes means the changes to the design of the Aircraft, as defined in Article 11.2.2. * Confidential material omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to a request for confidential treatment.

Major Changes means new hardware or new software or updates to existing hardware or updates to existing software that creates new functionality or substantial changes to functionality that directly impacts fare policy, collection of data, collection of revenue, revenue reporting, or the operation of fare collection equipment owned by Parties or operated by WMATA on behalf of the Parties and any change that impacts the Parties’ costs or revenue sharing as defined in the Operations Funding Agreement. Examples include: new Driver Control Unit, new farebox, upgrades to fare collection central system, new system procurement.

Major Changes means changes that represent a major departure from what was approved in the ESC Plan that require amendments to existing drawings, and/or the application and will require revisions to the Revised Universal Soil Loss Calculations;

Major Changes. Supplier shall notify Buyer at least [***] prior to implementation of a major change, but shall not make or implement any such major change for orders already placed but not yet fulfilled under this Agreement. Examples of major changes include, but are not limited to, the following: [***] Major changes could require validation master plans and validations as applicable and later agreed upon by Supplier and Buyer.