Industry Development Sample Clauses

Industry Development. Recognising the limited number of industry development opportunities inherent in a regional grouping of countries characterised mostly by low populations, limited arable land and other natural resources, small isolated economies and high vulnerability to natural disasters; and Taking into account the high incidence of persistent gaps between Forum Island Countries’ respective levels of per capita gross national income and those of the world’s developed countries and larger or more advanced developing countries: 1. The Joint Committee may approve a measure known as an Industry Development Measure requested by a Forum Island Country for the purpose of enabling such requesting Party to support: (a) the establishment of a new industry or a new branch of production in an existing industry; (b) the substantial transformation of an existing industry; (c) the substantial expansion of an existing industry supplying a small proportion of the domestic demand; or (d) an industry destroyed or substantially damaged as a result of hostilities or natural disaster.

Industry Development. The Parties agree that State Forest outside the CAR Reserve System is available for timber harvest in accordance with the Forest Management Plan and the undertakings of this Agreement.

Industry Development. The Health Services Manager: (a) acknowledges that the Department is committed to sourcing (directly or indirectly) at least ten (10) per cent of the total value of its purchases from Small to Medium Enterprises; and (b) must provide, upon request by the Department, a report to the Department that sets out the following: (i) the level of direct or indirect participation of Small to Medium Enterprises (expressed as a percentage of the total annual value of this Contract) in the delivery of the Health Services for the current calendar year; and (ii) any issues that, in the Health Services Manager's opinion, are relevant to the maintenance or improvement of the level of participation of Small to Medium Enterprises in delivery of the Health Services for the next calendar year.

Industry Development. The Parties agree that State Forest outside the CAR Reserve System is available for timber harvesting in accordance with the Victorian Forest Management System. Victoria also confirms that the Sustainable Yield for forests for the Gippsland region will continue to be based on areas available for timber harvesting outside the CAR Reserve System. Parties agree that any changes to the area of State Forest will not lead to a net deterioration in the timber production capacity of those areas available for harvesting in terms of volume, species and quality. The Parties acknowledge that the forest-based industries in the Gippsland region make an important contribution to both the regional and State economies and are an essential component of many communities in the region. The Parties intend that this Agreement will enhance opportunities for further growth and development of forest-based industries in the Gippsland region and provide long-term stability for these industries. The Parties therefore acknowledge that this Agreement must provide enhanced security of access to resources on forested land for the life of the Agreement. This, in turn will facilitate industry development including through: new investment, plantation development, reforestation, downstream processing, value-adding and jobs growth in forests-based industries; further introduction of new technology, enhanced utilisation of regrowth timber for sawn products, and more efficient utilisation of residual wood; investment in Mineral exploration and Mining; and tourism and recreation investment. As part of providing greater security of access to forest resources, the Commonwealth will not prevent enterprises obtaining, using or exporting timber, woodchips or unprocessed wood products sourced from the Gippsland region in accordance with this Agreement. The Parties: acknowledge that this Agreement is expected to provide 115,000m3 per annum of D+ sawlogs from the Gippsland region comprising: the Tambo FMA (62,000 m3 per annum), eleven blocks of the Wodonga FMA (13,000 m3 per annum) and the eastern part of the Central Gippsland FMA (40,000 m3 per annum of the expected 175,000 m3 from the whole FMA) but recognise that timber supply levels in Victoria are subject to change based on periodic review of Sustainable Yield and that Sustainable Yield estimates are based on the full extent of the FMAs; recognise that the expected available volume of D+ sawlogs referred to in Clause 72 (a) includes forest stands w...

Industry Development. Issues Actions and timeframes

Industry Development. Not Used 15.1. The Service Provider must provide the Services in accordance with: (a) operational and policy priorities directed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇; and (b) the Service Level Agreement at Schedule 4 (Service Level Agreement). 15.2. The Service Provider acknowledges that failure to provide the Services in accordance with the Service Level Agreement may have a material adverse impact on the business and operations of Customs. s. 47(1)(b) s. 47(1)(b)

Industry Development. The Association and the Union agree to form a sub-committee in order to establish an Industry Development Fund which shall be managed and/or trusteed by participating employer associations. The sub-committee will be made up of representatives of the Union, the Association and other interested employer associations to review and determine the governance of the Fund, its terms of reference and the amount to be contributed per hour. agreed that if the Union, the Association and the participating Employer associations reach an agreement upon the establishment of the Fund it shall be effective not later January evelop F It is agreed that one of the issues which will be discussed by the sub-committee will be the ability of the Labourers’ Canadian to make proposals for funding from the Industry D if and when it becomes established. DATED at Ontario day of METROPOLITAN TORONTO APARTMENT BUILDERS ASSOCIATION UNIVERSAL WORKERS UNION, LABOURERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA LOCAL PRINT PRINT NAME PRINT NAME LETTER OF AGREEMENT Labourers’ International Union of North America Local The Employers agree that notwithstanding Article it is agreed that after the takeover of a construction project that should an Employer contract or subcontract the concrete restoration of a parking garage it shall use its best efforts, to contract or subcontract such work to an Employer which is in contractual relations with the Union. DATED at Ontario day of METROPOLITAN TORONTO APARTMENT BUILDERS ASSOCIATION UNIVERSAL WORKERS UNION, LABOURERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA LOCAL PRINT NAME PRINT NAME PRINT NAME Effective Hourly Vac. I Welfare Pension Legal Fund Train. Fund Long Term Camp Ground Fund Cost to Employer I I I I I I I I I May May to April Effective Date Hourly Rate Vac. Pay Welfare Pension Legal Fund Train. Fund Long Term Camp Ground Fund Cost to Group 1: Labourer = - Group 2: Handyman Group 3: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Group 4: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇*** (Shall receive per hour in excess of average hourly rate of members in Group) WORKING DUES: Three Percent (3%) of Gross Wages BETWEEN: LABOURERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA

Industry Development. The Parties agree to work together to seek to support and maintain a national focus on industry development within their policy making and funding agencies.

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