The Applications. 5.1 The Applications to which the Customer shall have access are detailed in Schedule 2 to this Agreement.
The Applications. Best Efforts
The Applications a) The Application(s) which the Customer has selected to use includes third party software programs which will be sub-licensed to the Customer by Provider in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and/or under any Special terms specified in Schedule A.
The Applications. 5.1 The Applications to which the Buyer shall have access are detailed in the Call-Off Contract.
The Applications. FWEat and its affiliate may also make available to Customers its proprietary technology that enables Customers to purchase Items from Merchant and request delivery services for said Items from Delivery People (as defined below), who retrieve such Items from Merchant and deliver such Items to such Customers (the “App(s)”). Delivery Partners (Riders) are independent operators using FWEat Delivery Partners (Riders) App Platform, and as such, they reserve the right to refuse to accept any Item in their sole discretion.
The Applications. 3. Before the court for its determination were two applications. The first was the claimant’s Notice of Application dated September 7, 2018 by virtue of which the claimant sought the following relief;
The Applications. The Original Application provided by Vocus shall include all features and functionality available in the current version of the MEDIAtlas Service. The PE Application shall include the features and functionality set forth in the fourth (4th) column entitled “PE Application” on Exhibit C attached hereto and made a part hereof, and the optional add-ons set forth on Exhibit D attached hereto and made a part hereof (the “Add-Ons”), which shall be provided at an end-user’s election. In the event Vocus adds a “projects functionality” to the VPE Service, it shall also add a projects functionality to the PE Application at no additional cost to PR Newswire.
The Applications. The First Defendant’s Application filed on 08 September 2020 for a Stay of Proceedings pursuant to Section 7 of the Arbitration Act Chap 5:01 [“the Act”] Applicable Contractual terms, Legislation, CPR and case law
The Applications. On March 29, 2006, British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority (“BC Hydro”) filed with the British Columbia Utilities Commission (“the Commission”) the 2006 Integrated Electricity Plan (“2006 IEP”) and the Long-Term Action Plan (“LTAP”). The 2006 IEP is a long-term plan that describes how BC Hydro could meet customers’ electricity needs over a 20-year planning horizon and the resource options available to meet those needs under a variety of assumptions and risks. The LTAP is an action plan supported by the 2006 IEP. It itemizes the actions BC Hydro intends to take in the next 10 years to meet customers’ electricity needs as part of BC Hydro’s overall planning and resource acquisition process. The 2006 IEP and LTAP requests that the Commission issue an Order which: (i) states that the LTAP meets the requirements of Section 45 (6.1) of the Utilities Commission Act (“UCA”); (ii) makes specific determinations under Section 45 (6.2) of the UCA with respect to certain expenditures submitted in the LTAP; and (iii) approves the transmission LTAP plan and contingency plans for inclusion in the utility’s Network Integrated Transmission Service (“NITS”) application. By letter dated March 15, 2006, BC Hydro applied for certain orders regarding the F2007 and F2008 revenue requirements, including an order approving current customer rates as interim, effective April 1, 2006. By Order No. G-32-06 dated March 23, 2006, the Commission approved current customer rates as interim, effective April 1, 2006. The Commission wishes to ensure that affected parties have an opportunity to understand the Applications and their implications for reliability and security of electricity supply, rate stability and customer rates. The Commission also wishes to hear from affected parties before determining the public process necessary for the disposition of the Applications.
