Overages means, with respect to any License, the variable, contingent payments in excess of Guarantied Royalties payable under such License upon the occurrence of certain specified events, such as the generation of a certain level of gross receipts, net proceeds and/or profits, however calculated, and/or the achievement of certain other performance milestones by the Licensee thereunder, in each case, minus any agency fees paid under and in accordance with such License out of such payments not required to be deducted therefrom prior to payment thereof to the applicable Loan Party.
Overages shall have the meaning given to such term in Section 13.14.3.
Overages means (i) Solid Waste or Recyclable Materials exceeding its Container’s intended capacity such that the Container’s lid is lifted by at least 12 inches (or would be lifted by at least 12 inches if there were a lid), or (ii) Solid Waste or Recyclable Materials placed on top of or in the immediate vicinity of the Container. Franchisee may provide Overage service to Customers and charge the rates described in Exhibit
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Overages will be refused at the contractor's expense and shortages will be cause for formal complaint to the Contract Compliance and Audit Unit of the Division.
Overages will be returned to the consignee or shipper by carrier upon request in return for payment of carrier’s applicable freight charges.
Overages and shortages, for items which are part of this contract shall be reported by the contractor into CAV AF as received “On-Contract” with actual quantities received.
Overages and Shortages of less than $20 on cash receipts are recorded to the departmental cost center on the deposit journal using account 50015.
Overages, shortages, and misidentified items which are part of this contract and received by the contractor shall be reported into CAV AF with the actual received quantity and with the correct NSN.
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Overages shall be defined as additional students above the caseload limits prescribed by State Regulations, State Waiver, or RESA Waivers. “Coverage matters” shall be defined as the need to provide services to students whose teacher/ancillary staff member is either on an extended leave or has left the District and a vacancy exists. Coverage matters shall exist once a position has been open for a period of 40 calendar days or more, and the TSD has been unable to fill the position with a certified substitute. Special Education Self-Contained Classroom Teachers shall be paid overages as follows: Special Education Resource Room Teachers shall be paid overages as follows: • $5.00 per day per additional student over their caseload limits prescribed by State Regulations, State Waiver, or RESA Waivers. • $2.00 per day additional student above their caseload limits prescribed by State Regulations, State Waiver, or RESA Waivers. Special Education Self-Contained Classroom teachers shall be paid for coverage matters, if providing coverage exceeds their caseload limits, as follows: Special Education Resource Room Teachers shall be paid for coverage/caseload overage matters, if providing coverage/caseload overage exceeds their caseload limits, as follows: • $100.00 per additional IEP • $200.00 per additional evaluation • $100.00 per additional IEP • $200.00 per Initial or re-evaluation. Speech and Language Pathologists shall not be paid evaluation or re-evaluation overages or for coverage matters, as they shall be placed on the MA30 lane of the TFT Payscale. However, Speech and Language Pathologist shall be paid $1.00 per day per student for caseload overages. OTs/PTs shall be paid overages as follows: • 1% of BA Base for initial or re- evaluations of students over caseload limits prescribed by State Regulations, State Waiver, or RESA Waivers. This shall only be paid for individual students who are actually above the OT/PT caseload limit. For example, if an OT/PT has 3 students above their caseload, the OT/PT will only be paid the 1% if they do an evaluation for any of the three students who actually cause the OT/PT to go over their caseload limit at the time services are rendered. • OT/PT shall be paid $1.00 per day per student for caseload overages. OT/PT shall be paid for coverage matters, if providing coverage exceeds their caseload limits, as follows: • If an OT/PT takes a leave of absence longer than 30 calendar days and the TSD is unable to fill the position with a certif...
Overages means when any use limit is exceeded during the subscription term of an Order Form.
Overages means Usage in excess of a Usage Commitment.
Overages means any consumption style Product, Software or Service where maximum allowances have been exceeded, as defined in the Offer Details.
Overages has the meaning set forth in Section 2.2. "Overage Fees" has the meaning set forth in Section 5.1.
Overages. If the proposed project includes costs not covered by the grant or costs over the amount requested, please upload a letter on official letterhead stationery stating that the library will assume the additional expenses. Any proposed amount over the requested grant must be paid for by the local governing body or a private source.
Overages means an amount equal to the difference of Actual Aggregate Capital Expenditures expended as of the Notice Overages Date, minus Approved Aggregate Capital Expenditures, as set forth in the Second Release Date Holdback Notice.