Change Response definition

Change Response is defined in Section 5.2.

Change Response means the written response provided by the Company to the Customer in accordance with Clause 3.2 following an investigation into the effect(s) of the proposed change(s);

Change Response setting out the Supplier's analysis of the proposed Change in relation to:

Examples of Change Response in a sentence

• Minnesota forest ecosystem vulnerability assessment and synthesis: a report from the Northwoods Climate Change Response Framework project.

• ZF Mgcawu District Municipality has therefore prioritised the development of a Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Climate Change Response Plan.

• It commits government to implement “National Climate Change Response Strategy” which would include mainstreaming of tradition early warning and mitigation systems, identification of priorities for climate adaptation and mitigation with specific measures for vulnerable groups, awareness creation, conducting of periodic climate change threat and risk assessments and their mitigation as well as research and development in the area.

• If a complete and final Impact Analysis cannot be specified, or if aspects of the Impact Analysis cannot be determined, at the time of the Change Response, Contractor shall so indicate in its Change Response, including a detailed explanation of the basis of such inability of Contractor to so determine.

• In no event shall any State-submitted Change Response become a Change Order unless such Change Response (and its related Impact Analysis) are expressly accepted by Contractor as evidenced by its signature on the applicable Change Control Form.

More Definitions of Change Response

Change Response means the notice referred to in Section 4.1 of this Part A. Construction Base Costs means the actual costs of the Builder (or, during the Operating Phase where the Builder does not undertake the relevant works, some other builder) properly and reasonably incurred by Project Co and directly attributable to a Change Compensation Event, including the cost of all Subcontractors to the Builder (or, during the Operating Phase where the Builder does not undertake the relevant works, some other builder) engaged in respect of the Change Compensation Event and where applicable scaffolding and cranage costs incurred in respect of the Change Compensation Event but excluding all Agreed Margins, Builder Preliminaries and Design Base Costs. Costs means all direct capital and operating costs properly and reasonably incurred or which will be incurred by Project Co arising out of the Change Compensation Event which are or are likely to be increased from the relevant amounts (if any) assumed in the current Financial Model. CPI Multiplier Annual (OC) means CPIn / CPIBase, where, CPIBase = 104.2 (being CPI for the September 2013 Quarter); and CPIn = CPI for the September Quarter immediately preceding the relevant calendar year.

Change Response has the meaning given to it in Section 6.2. “Change Request” has the meaning given to it in Section 6.2.

Change Response means eSilicon’s written response to a Change Request, which response will identify any new or revised terms of performance resulting from the Change Request, including, without limitation, adjustments to fees and payment schedules, revised delivery schedules, and recovery of costs of any materials and resources rendered excess or obsolete as a result of the Change Request.

Change Response has the meaning given to such term in Section 7.5(b). "CHARGES" [***] BCE NEXXIA/CLEARWIRE MASTER SUPPLY AGREEMENT CONFIDENTIAL [***]

Change Response setting out the Supplier's analysis of the proposed Change in relation to: any impact on the provision of the Solution; any amendment required to the Contract (including to the Terms of Reference or the Solution Architecture Definition) as a result of the proposed Change; the consequences of the Change for the Delivery Plan; and any proposed revision of the Charges made necessary by the Change. As soon as practicable[, and in any event within [10] Working Days,] after receipt of the Change Response, the Customer shall: confirm acceptance of the Change Response; or withdraw or revise the Change Request. If the Customer accepts the Change Response, then the Change will be implemented by the Parties, including by the variation of any documents or DSDM products which are necessary to give effect to the Change. The Customer's failure to accept the Change Response or to withdraw or revise the Change Request in accordance with clause 9.6 shall be deemed to be a rejection of the Change Response.] This Contract shall not be varied until a Change to the PRL has been agreed in writing and signed by both Parties.

Change Response is defined in Section 6.4 of the Agreement. SCHEDULE 1.5 Page 2 of 10

Change Response has the meaning given in Section 2.4 of Schedule 2 – Change Procedure.