Goal of Program Sample Clauses

The "Goal of Program" clause defines the overarching purpose and intended outcomes of the program described in the agreement. It typically outlines the specific objectives, such as improving participant skills, achieving certain benchmarks, or delivering particular services. By clearly stating what the program aims to accomplish, this clause ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of the program's direction and success criteria, thereby reducing ambiguity and aligning expectations.
Goal of Program. The goal of the pro- gram shall be to establish historic and cultural preservation programs that meet the unique needs of each of those nations so that at the ter- mination of the compacts the programs shall be firmly established.
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Goal of Program. To improve access to the underserved and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and to provide culturally competent mental health full service partnership for twenty-eight (28) seriously emotionally disturbed and/or seriously mentally ill transition age youth (16-25) residing in Marin County. Selection of Admission: Behavioral Health and Recovery Services (BHRS) Access team will complete the initial screening/CAC assessment. Youth that drop in to TAY or get referred directly to TAY shall be directed to Access for assessment. If this becomes a barrier, TAY shall collaborate with the BHRS TAY liaison to support engagement efforts. All clients must meet medical necessity criteria (Refer to Title 9, Article 2, Section 1830.205 for the California Code of Regulations).
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Goal of Program. The goal of the Program is to discover, research and develop one or more immune-oncology pre-clinical development candidate(s) against the Program Target for further commercialization in accordance with this Agreement.
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Goal of Program. The purpose of this agreement is to facilitate the nationwide roll-out of the Select-TV Solutions interactive TV platform and guest services solution (hereafter “STVS” or “Select-TV”) across the member and non-member hotels & lodging facilities to which the program would be applicable (hereafter “hotels”) of AACSA PARTNERS LLC, a Florida Limited Liability Company. (hereafter “AACSA”).
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