Changes in Requirements. The parties acknowledge that prospective changes to benefits and services may be made by the Exchange during a Contract Year to incorporate changes (1) required as a result of changes in State or Federal laws, rules or regulations; (2) imposed by regulators; or (3) as mutually agreed upon by the parties. The projected cost of any such benefit or service change will be included in the cost of oral health care projections and changes to the Monthly Rates will be implemented after Contractor has demonstrated the cost impact of the benefit or service change in accordance with the requirements set forth in Article 5.
Changes in Requirements. The parties agree that Covered California may make prospective changes to benefits and services during a contract year to incorporate changes in State or Federal laws, requirements imposed by State and Federal Regulators, or as mutually agreed by Covered California and Contractor. The projected cost of any such benefit or service change will be included in the cost of health care projections and changes to the Monthly Rates will be implemented after Contractor has demonstrated the cost impact of the benefit or service change in accordance with the requirements set forth in Article 5.
Changes in Requirements. The Joint Board shall notify TSP in writing of any changes in the requirements applicable to insurance required to be provided by TSP. Pursuant to a Change Order, the Joint Board shall pay any additional cost from such change and any reduction in cost shall reduce the applicable Price.
Changes in Requirements. A written statement from Borrower to Administrative Agent detailing any change in special requirements of any Governmental Authority with respect to the Facility, known or contemplated by the Borrower, which have been or will be imposed by such Governmental Authority as a condition to the approval of the Facility or the construction thereof, together with an explanation of the manner in which Borrower intends to comply with such requirements;
Changes in Requirements. If the Board requires an employee to meet additional requirements to continue to work in a bargaining unit position, the Board will advise the employee and the Union of such requirements and give the employee a reasonable time to comply with them. The Board and Union may discuss how employees can achieve such compliance.
Changes in Requirements. No change to or variation of an Agreement shall be effective unless it is in writing and signed by or on behalf of the Parties.
Changes in Requirements. The parties acknowledge that prospective changes to benefits and services may be made by Covered California during a Contract Year to incorporate changes:
Changes in Requirements. In the event additional services are required due to a change, after the date of this agreement, in CLIENT’s requirements, or in the applicable law, standards, or governmental requirements or policies, DLZ will be entitled to additional compensation for such additional services.
Changes in Requirements. TxDOT shall notify Developer in writing of any changes in the requirements applicable to insurance required to be provided by Developer. If TxDOT directs Developer to procure additional insurance or to increase the limits of existing insurance coverage, Developer shall promptly comply with such direction. If TxDOT desires a reduction in the insurance requirements then in force, the parties shall negotiate in good faith the terms of such reduction, failing which the insurance requirements shall remain unchanged. Compensation to Developer for the Initial Scope of Work shall be adjusted upwards or downwards to reflect any such changes required during the Initial Scope of Work. Compensation adjustments, if any, due to TxDOT required changes to insurance for Facility Development Work shall be as set forth in the applicable Facility Implementation Plan.
Changes in Requirements. The completed building was erected in accordance with statutory requirements in force at the date of the urban development permit. If new laws or regulations or new permits oblige Landlord to carry out additional work, it will carry it out and will increase the rent by an amount equal to interest calculated at the rate of statutory interest on amounts invested, and an annual amount equal to the annual amortization of the expenses incurred by Landlord, such expenses being distributed among the Tenants based on the shares of each of them in the common charges. In regard to the Leased Premises, Tenant undertakes to take upon itself and pay all expenses that may result from any changes to be made in the Leased Premises and their installations imposed by any current or future legislation, especially concerning health, safety and working conditions, both when 19/26 taking possession of the premises and during the lease, or will reimburse Landlord for the work undertaken by it in order to bring it up to standard, without right to claim reimbursement from Landlord upon its departure, or request the termination of this contract for any reason whatsoever. Such works fall within the scope of Article 12 of these general conditions.
