UDCR definition

UDCR has the meaning given in Schedule A, Section 5.5(a)(iii).
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Examples of UDCR in a sentence

  • First Data shall prioritize resolution of the UDCR and the timeliness of the correction to the User Manuals.

  • In the event the rental includes property of UDCR, such items shall be returned in as good a condition as received (normal wear and tear expected) and if damaged or lost, shall be repaired or replaced by Licensee.

  • UDCR may terminate this Agreement if Licensee’s use of the facilities will in any way conflict with federal, state, or local laws.

  • Notwithstanding above, that all trash, debris, and other waste remaining on UDCR property at the conclusion of activities each day at UDCR by Licensee may be removed by UDCR at the expense of Licensee, which shall be reimbursed by Licensee within ten (10) business days of invoicing for any costs that UDCR incurs therefore.

  • That Licensee shall neither state nor imply, either directly or indirectly, that Licensee, or its activities, other than pursuant to exercise this agreement, are supported, and endorsed by UD or UDCR and upon the direction of UDCR shall issue express written disclaimers to that effect.

  • This Agreement may be terminated by either UDCR or Licensee, for any reason, if notice in writing is given a minimum of one (1) calendar month prior to the scheduled date of Licensee’s use of the facility.

  • Concessions must be approved by UDCR prior to event; and detailed in any event addendums.

  • In the event of an emergency, the Licensee must notify a UDCR employee immediately, in which all care rendered within a UDCR facility must be provided by a UDCR staff member or emergency first responders (UD Rescue Squad; UD Public Safety; City of Dayton).

  • That brochure and other materials describing the program may show the location of the program as being UDCR; however, neither party may publish or otherwise use the name or logo of the party without the express written approval of the other.

  • UDCR minor age restrictions apply to any person that is 17 and under who is not enrolled, or accepted for enrollment, as a University of Dayton Student.