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Purpose of this Memorandum. VR and TennCare recognize the need to provide high quality employment services that lead to competitive integrated employment in a non-duplicative and seamless manner in accordance with Federal and State law, including Tennessee Executive Order No. 28 which designates Tennessee as an Employment First state for people with disabilities. Federal regulations for home and community-based programs requiring provision of opportunities to work in competitive integrated settings Federal guidance for Medicaid MLTSS programs which stipulates employment should be an ongoing part of the delivery of services2 and the Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act (WIOA) which requires an agreement between VR and the state Medicaid agency related to the provision of employment services. In keeping with these expectations, VR and TennCare have agreed to continue developing, enhancing and expanding methods to support common customers who express a desire for competitive integrated employment. The objectives of this Memorandum are to: • enhance and strengthen the cooperative and collaborative working relationship of both agencies; • maintain a state-level work group in addressing system, policy and funding issues that impede adequate, seamless and high quality provision of employment services by VR and TennCare; • engage VR and TennCare providers and stakeholders at the local level, for collaboration and cooperation in the accomplishment of the agencies’ shared vision and mutually desired outcomes; • identify and disseminate best practices including coordinated service delivery strategies, training in evidence-based and promising practices, and effective funding sustainability strategies; • provide individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities with quality employment services that lead to competitive integrated employment in a non-duplicative and seamless manner. 2 ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/medicaid-chip-program-information/by-topics/delivery-systems/downloads/1115-and-1915b-mltss- guidance.pdf

Purpose of this Memorandum. 1.1. This Memorandum establishes a common understanding among the Participants of the collaborative effort required for the execution of the FCC Study. The FCC Study and its results shall be used for peaceful purposes only. 1.2. By signing this Memorandum, the signatory becomes a Participant in the FCC Study, together with the other institutes, laboratories, universities and their funding agencies who are, or who subsequently become, Participants in the FCC Study. 1.3. It is expressly acknowledged that, except for Articles 4.2, 4.3, 7, 9 and this Article, this Memorandum is not legally binding and each Participant’s involvement in the FCC Study is on a “best-efforts” basis. This Memorandum does not imply any commitment of resources. Each Participant’s involvement in the FCC Study is governed, as the case may be, by its internal policies and regulations and the laws to which it is subject.

Purpose of this Memorandum. 1.1. The Service Provider’s services include, but are not restricted to using software for data management, interaction of members, maintaining of records, sharing of information and such allied and relevant products and services as maybe developed from time to time by the Service Provider. 1.2. The Client is desirous of engaging the Service Provider for said services, and hence this Memorandum is being entered into.

Purpose of this Memorandum. The purpose of this Memorandum is to intensify scientific cooperation between the DFG and the OTKA (hereinafter referred to as “the Parties”) and to enhance funding of the following collaborative activities in all fields of research through the following tools: a) Joint research projects b) Cooperation of Research Training Groups and “Scientific Schools” c) Joint seminars d) Research stays e) Other cooperative activities that are mutually agreed upon The rules -modus vivendi- for the respective activities are going to be elaborated jointly by the Parties and will be based on the principles given below.

Purpose of this Memorandum. The specific purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding (‘MOU’) is to describe the mutual goals and responsibilities of CSO and OSi with regard to establishing a closer working relationship to maximise CSO and OSi data and assets for our mutual stakeholders and in support of the Government’s Public Sector Reform agenda. In particular, this MOU will facilitate the establishment of a joint CSO/OSi technical working group to take a medium to long-term view in jointly developing and delivering on our data visualisation requirements. In addition this MOU will facilitate CSO and OSi working together to maximise the potential of Open Spatial Data.

Purpose of this Memorandum. A. To facilitate the recognition and the acceptance by each Authority of the other Authority's airworthiness approvals, environmental testing and approval, and maintenance certifications of aeronautical products; B. To facilitate the acceptance by each authority of the other Authority's approvals and monitoring of maintenance organizations, including the certification and authorization of persons involved in maintenance, and flight operations; and C. To provide for cooperation in sustaining an equivalent level of safety and environmental objectives with respect to aviation safety.

Purpose of this Memorandum. (1) The purpose of this Memorandum shall be to amend the TECHNICAL COLLABORATION AND LICENSE AGREEMENT (“Agreement”), effective as of March 28, 2012, entered into by and between Licensor and Licensee. (2) This Memorandum is hereby incorporated into the Agreement and made an integral part thereof.

Purpose of this Memorandum. 1.1 The Parties acknowledge that the GM CAP is a GM-wide common strategy that involves: 1.1.1 the joint submission of a Full Business Case; 1.1.2 the placement of infrastructure (including CAZ Signage and ANPR Cameras and Equipment) in each of the GM Local Authority areas; 1.1.3 the joint operation of the GM CAZ, including enforcement across GM; 1.1.4 joint contractual arrangements on matters including ANPR and IT systems; 1.1.5 distribution of grant funding and other financial support measures to support owners or registered keepers of non-compliant vehicles with the cost of upgrading to vehicles that would not incur a CAZ charge (subject to meeting eligibility criteria); and 1.1.6 application of net proceeds of the GM CAZ across GM, with the aim of achieving NO2 compliance in accordance with the Direction. 1.2 The Parties further acknowledge that, in order to implement the GM CAP in an effective and timely manner and to operate the GM CAP effectively and efficiently, close collaboration between them is required. 1.3 The purpose of this Memorandum is to affirm the commitment of the Parties to implementing and operating the GM CAP in a timely and efficient manner, and in particular those aspects listed in clause 1.1, and to establish the principles for working together to achieve this.

Purpose of this Memorandum. To lay the foundation for effective supervision and a good working relationship. To record the Parties’ shared understanding of the nature of their relationship and the responsibilities that arise therefrom, as well as any undertakings that they have made to ensure that the research is successfully completed. To clarify assumptions, expectations and issues that commonly arise out of a supervision relationship with a view to avoiding potential disagreements that might arise otherwise. I accept that I must comply with the University’s rules, regulations and policies. I accept that I am primarily responsible for: Obtaining funding for my fees and my research, Making progress with my research and meeting all deadlines, The validity and quality of my work, Meeting the required ethical standards, and that the role of my supervisor(s) is primarily to assist and guide me in these matters. I will discuss with my supervisor(s) the type of supervision guidance and feedback that I can expect from them. I will maintain regular contact with my supervisor(s), as per agreed schedules. I will to the best of my ability adhere to the work schedules that I have agreed to with my supervisor(s) and will raise problems and difficulties as soon as they arise so as to deal with them timeously. I will notify my supervisor(s) in the event that I am absent from the University for an extended time and make suitable arrangements for contact during my absence. I will publish my research in accredited journals.