Joint Authority Sample Clauses

The Joint Authority clause establishes that certain decisions or actions under an agreement require the mutual consent or joint action of specified parties, rather than being made unilaterally. In practice, this means that both parties must agree before taking steps such as amending the contract, authorizing expenditures, or making significant operational decisions. This clause ensures that no single party can act independently on matters of shared importance, thereby promoting collaboration and preventing unilateral decisions that could adversely affect the other party.
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Joint Authority. Each of the Parties agree that such Party will not provide or attempt to provide instructions or directions to the Bank without the prior written authorization or consent of the other Party. Each of the Parties will ensure that, without the prior written consent of the other Party, none of its respective officers, agents or other representatives or any of their Affiliates shall withdraw or attempt to withdraw any amounts from, or otherwise exercise any authority or powers with respect to the Revenue Collection Account and all amounts held therein, except in accordance with this Agreement, the Account Agreement and applicable law.
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Joint Authority. All other decision-making authority related to the --------------- business and affairs of Dental Group shall be vested in a joint operations committee (the "Joint Operations Committee"). Nothing herein shall be construed as preventing the Joint Operations Committee from appointing representatives and delegating authority to such representatives so long as the Joint Operations Committee may revoke such appointment and delegation at any time and so long as the Joint Operations Committee retains ultimate responsibility for the decisions of such representatives.
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Joint Authority. 2.1 Customer and Provider agree that for the purposes of the Data Protection Legislation that they shall be Joint Data Controllers in respect of any Personal Data which is inherent in any Personal Data provided by the Customer or Provider. 2.2 Each party shall take steps to ensure that its employees are informed of its obligations in relation to Personal Data that it collects, transfers or holds. 2.3 Customer and Provider agree that for the purposes of the Data Protection Legislation that they shall be Joint Data Processors in respect of any Personal Data which is inherent in any Personal Data provided by the Customer or Provider.
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Joint Authority. The County and City shall jointly administer and have concurrent permitting and enforcement authority, as further provided in this agreement, for the following. The more stringent requirements found in the County municipal code or City municipal code shall apply: (1) Critical Areas, Frequently Flooded Areas. Development within an area of the Special Flood Hazard Area as established and adopted by the County. (2) Public Rights-of-Way. Per RCW 36.80, the County Engineer shall approve all construction within the public right-of-way in the unincorporated urban growth area including standards, construction and maintenance of public roads, utilities and franchises; road approaches from private roads and driveways; connections to utilities and franchises within the right-of-way; erosion control design; and stormwater and surface water management.
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Joint Authority. Name and domicile
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