Scope and Structure Sample Clauses

Scope and Structure. 5 2.1. General................................................. 6 2.2. Relationship of TKT and MMD............................. 6 2.3. Commercialization of *******************................ 6 2.3.1. **************************************** Collaborations Prior to the ******* Anniversary of this Agreement........

Scope and Structure. 1. Union funding under this Regulation shall be implemented through: (a) geographic programmes; (b) thematic programmes; (c) rapid response actions. 2. The geographic programmes shall encompass country and multi-country cooperation in the following areas: (a) Neighbourhood; (b) Sub-Saharan Africa; (c) Asia and the Pacific; (d) Americas and the Caribbean. Geographic programmes may cover all third countries, except for candidates and potential candidates as defined in Regulation (EU) No …/….+ (IPA) and overseas countries and territories as defined in Decision 2013/755/EU. Geographic programmes of a continental or trans-regional scope may also be established, in particular a pan-African programme covering African countries under points (a) and (b) and a programme covering African, Caribbean and Pacific countries under points (b), (c) and (d). Geographic programmes in the Neighbourhood area may cover any country referred to in Annex I. In order to attain the objectives laid down in Article 3, geographic programmes shall be based on the areas of cooperation listed in Annex II. 3. The thematic programmes shall encompass actions linked to the pursuit of the Sustainable Development Goals at global level, in the following areas: (a) Human Rights and Democracy; (b) Civil Society Organisations; (c) Peace, Stability and Conflict Prevention;

Scope and Structure. This Agreement applies to certain products and services provided by Itron to Customer and consists of these General Terms and Conditions, Addenda, Order Documents and Statements of Work.

Scope and Structure. The Roadmap will describe the existing system for managing funds under the HRD Operational Programme. It will identify the steps and improvements necessary to achieve a management and control system with internal rules of procedure as well as clear institutional and personal responsibilities which will be efficiently performed without ex-ante controls by the Commission. The Roadmap will set quantitative and qualitative benchmarks on (non exhaustive list): • the establishment and management of the institutional set up, • the staffing, • the functioning of the decentralised implementation system with ex-ante controls, • the implementation of operations/projects under the HRD Operational Programme. The Roadmap will additionally include a set of benchmarks relating to the tendering and contracting process. In particular these benchmarks will refer to the increased quality of tender and contract documents submitted to the EC Delegation for ex-ante approval and to the timely procurement (procurement plan with binding deadlines). In the Roadmap the Republic of Macedonia will set the deadline for sending to the Commission the application for the waiving of ex-ante controls.

Scope and Structure. (the “Employer”) and Local No. (the “IBT Local”) of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (“IBT”) are parties to a Collective Bargaining Agreement (as defined below) that requires the Employer’s participation in, and contributions to, the Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension Plan (“Central States”). The Employer and the IBT Local desire to establish the terms and conditions of employment, as they relate to the provision of retirement benefits provided to employees of the Employer who are covered by the Collective Bargaining Agreement and who participate in Central States. This Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) shall become an agreement between the Employer and the IBT Local with respect to Central States and shall replace all pension language in the Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Scope and Structure. This Agreement sets forth the general terms and conditions governing the Parties’ relationship with respect to the purchase by Customer of certain Network capacity, IP Transit, IPLC and/or other services from Orient Telecoms Sdn. Bhd. (the “Services”) and is entered into with the expectation that Customer will submit one or more orders to Orient Telecoms for the purchase of services pursuant to this Agreement (“Service Orders”). The Services provided pursuant to this Agreement shall be subject to. This Agreement, and The Fault Escalation Process, and The applicable Service Level Agreement (SLA), and Each applicable terms and conditions set forth in Service Order Form (SOF). The Specification of Service checked below is incorporated into the Agreement as if fully set forth herein (check if applicable): Wavelength & DWDM SLA V3 R1.3 (R1.3i = International) SDH Lagecy Services SLA V3 R1.3 (R1.3i = International) Direct Internet Access (DIA) SLA V3 R1.3 (R1.3i = International) Ethernet Line SLA V3 R1.3 (R1.3i = International) IP Transit SLA V3 R1.3 (R1.3i = International) Others From time to time, Customer may desire to order Services from Orient Telecoms subject to a Service Level Agreement or Specification(s) of Service or other appendices that were not initially made part of this Agreement. In such event, Customer shall indicate such desire to Orient Telecoms and the Parties shall agree to attach appropriate appendices to the Agreement or to the relevant Service Order. If no such appendix is incorporated into this Agreement by the written agreement of the Parties, the Service shall be provided subject to Orient Telecoms’s then standard terms and conditions for the relevant Service, which shall be provided to Customer upon request.

Scope and Structure. The Roadmap will describe the existing system for managing funds under the «Regional Competitiveness» Operational Program-

Scope and Structure. 10.2.1 The Partner shall create the following delivery teams in order to deliver the HTP Service: 10.2.1.1 a network management team; 10.2.1.2 a highways operation team; 10.2.1.3 a development services team; and 10.2.1.4 a transportation strategy team, who shall undertake the functions described in Schedule 28 (Highways, Transport and Planning Services) and contain a variety of strategic, management and operational roles. 10.2.2 The HTP Service shall deliver the following statutory planning functions: 10.2.2.1 development control; 10.2.2.2 planning enforcement; 10.2.2.3 planning enquiries; 10.2.2.4 planning searches; and 10.2.2.5 landscape, design and heritage. 10.2.3 The Partner shall manage the HTP Service through a Head of Highways, Transportation and Planning as described in Schedule 28 (Highways, Transportation and Planning). 10.2.4 The Partner shall (in line with clause 24 (Partner’s Plans and Performance Reviews) work with the Council to: 10.2.4.1 review the budget allocated to the HTP Service on an annual basis; 10.2.4.2 prioritise spending taking account of the LTP, TAMP and other elements of the HTP Service, the Annual Service Development Plan and the Council’s wider objectives; 10.2.4.3 provide to the Council a recommended approach and options for delivering a service which offers Value for Money within the Council’s affordability envelope; 10.2.4.4 support and advise the Council on the business, budget planning and resource allocation process; and 10.2.4.5 implement the agreed outcome of the business, budget planning and resource allocation process.

Scope and Structure. This Agreement and Exhibits establish general terms and conditions, which apply to Services, provided by Company. Each Service Agreement issued and accepted hereunder shall be subject to all of the terms of this Agreement.