Sunset Clause. If at the renewal falling due any time between 1st July 2002 and 30th June 2003, both days inclusive, (after completion of the full Policy period of 12 months) an Insured becomes entitled to an NCB of 55% or 65% in terms of the Tariff prevailing prior to 1st July 2002, the entitlement of such higher percentage of NCB will remain protected for all subsequent renewals till a claim arises under the Policy, in which case the NCB will revert to ‘Nil’ at the next renewal. Thereafter, NCB if any earned, will be in terms of the above table. No Claim Bonus will only be allowed provided the policy is renewed within 90 days of the expiry date of the previous policy ENDORSEMENTS (Only the Endorsements mentioned in the Schedule shall form part of the Policy)
Sunset Clause. The provisions of this Section (Six) expire automatically upon termination of the Agreement. Either party may renegotiate for the inclusion of this provision or any modification thereof in any successor agreement.
Sunset Clause means any provision in a Bilateral Investment Treaty which extends the protection of investments made prior to the date of termination of that Treaty for a further period of time.
Examples of Sunset Clause in a sentence
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Sunset Clause: If at the renewal falling due any time between 1st July 2002 and 30th June 2003, both days inclusive, (after completion of the full policy period of 12 months) an insured becomes entitled to an NCB of 55% or 65% in terms of the Tariff prevailing prior to 1st July 2002, the entitlement of such higher percentage of NCB will remain protected for all subsequent renewals till a claim arises under the policy, in which case the NCB will revert to ‘Nil’ at the next renewal.
In the event of a Sunset Clause or a Denial of a Re-Authorization directive, the Chapter containing the Sunset Clause or Re-Authorization directive is automatically amended by repealing the Chapter pursuant to CSUN Bylaw 001.03.a.
Sunset Clause: If at the renewal falling due any time between 1st July 2002 and 30th June 2003, both days inclusive, (after completion of the full policy period of 12 months) an insured becomes entitled to an NCB of 55% or 65% in terms of the Tariff prevailing prior to 1st July 2002, the entitlement of such higher percentage of NCB will remain protected for all subsequent renewals till a claim arises under the policy, in which case the NCB will revert to “Nil” at the next renewal.
A Sunset Clause affected program will have a pre-agreed program funding cessation date.
More Definitions of Sunset Clause
Sunset Clause means any provision in a Bilateral Investment Treaty which extends the protection of investments made prior to the date of termination of that Treaty for a further period of time. SECTION 2 PROVISIONS REGARDING THE TERMINATION OF BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES
Sunset Clause there is a suspension of required overtime, to expire at the conclusion of this Agreement.
Sunset Clause within the 2012 Act however means that MUP will expire after 6 years unless the Scottish Parliament passes an order to extend it. To inform this decision there is a review clause which requires Ministers to present a review report to Parliament on the impact of MUP after 5 years of operation.
Sunset Clause means a provision of an off the plan contract that provides for
Sunset Clause. This memorandum of understanding ends on May 1, 2011. Xxxxxxx Xx. College President MJC Academic Senate President Date Date ** MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE PLANNING AND BUDGET COMMITTEE CRITERIA FOR CONSIDERING REDUCTION/ELIMINATION OF PROGRAMS UNDER CONDITIONS OF FINANCIAL EXIGENCY Recognizing that during the current period of financial exigency a broad range of criteria must be considered in determining which, if any, college programs and services should be recommended for reduction or elimination, the Planning and Budget Committee hereby identifies the following criteria as being among those that it may consider in determining whether or not to support the list of program reductions submitted by the College President: • Centrality of the program or service to the District and College mission statements, with an emphasis of the following core mission components: o Transfer Education o Career-Technical Education o Basic Skills Acquisition • Extent to which program or service duplicates services available elsewhere in the college, district, community, or region • Student access as measured by factors such as WSCH:FTEF ratios and fill rates • Demonstrated contribution of program or service to student success (persistence, retention, program or course completion, transfer, degree or certificate completion) • Currency of program offerings as evidenced by: o Active advisory committees populated by industry professionals (for CTE programs) o Recent curriculum committee approval of new courses and programs or course/program modifications designed to respond to changes in theory, practice, employer demand, etc. • Evidence of student achievement of stated learning outcomes, such as knowledge or skill attainment, job placement, degree or certificate completion • Cost of program/service delivery relative to benefits for students, college, and community • Degree of local and regional demand for program graduates
Sunset Clause means that when a condition is satisfied the Agreement will come to an end.
Sunset Clause. The U.S. had demanded a sunset clause that would kill USMCA after five years unless the countries agreed to extend it. 5. The countries settled on a 16-year term for the deal, with a review to identify and fix problems and a chance of a deal extension after six years. Main Achievements of the agreement Preserves the integration of North America Provides certainty Ensures duty free market access Preferential access SOEs Obstacles for free trade Cooperation & Development Regional competitiveness Temporary entry Regulatory harmonization Investment Environment Anti- SMEs Inclusive & Responsible Trade Gender Government procurement Certainty in trade and investments Competition Dispute settlement mechanisms Digital Energy integration Opportunities of the 21st century economy Intellectual corruption Labor trade property Labor obligations are at the core of USMCA – and are fully enforceable Respecting Worker Protections • Implements internationally-recognized labor rights • Addresses the violence workers face when exercising their labor rights • Protects migrant workers • Prohibits imports of goods produced with forced labor • Promotes transparent implementation Mexico assumed specific commitments to ensure the representation of workers in collective bargaining Environmental protections are at the core of the agreement – and are fully enforceable • Protecting against ozone-depleting substances and ship pollution • Commitments to combat illegal wildlife take and trade and marine litter • Promoting air quality and the sustainable use of biodiversity and forest management • Transparency in protecting the region’s environment • An enhanced framework for trilateral cooperation Dispute settlement mechanisms protect businesses, consumers, labor, environment and investments USMCA’s dispute settlement mechanisms provide certainty and transparency to xxxxxx trade and investment across the region.