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Affairs. Every effort will be made to get bulk mail into work assignment locations where there are Unit members. The following persons shall be concurrently provided with a courtesy copy of all bulk mailing signed by the Local Union President or his/her designee: Education - Agency Superintendent; Military and Veterans Affairs - Agency Director or designee; Corrections, Natural Resources, Licensing and Regulatory Affairs and Health and Human Services- Appointing Authority or designee; State Police - Commanding Officer of the Human Resources Division. Intra-agency and/or inter-agency mail may be used for mailings to Union officers including Chief Xxxxxxx and Stewards regarding Union business with the State and for processing grievances. Union mail received through U. S. Mail or United Parcel Service or intra-agency or inter-agency addressed to the Union or any Union officer or xxxxxxx in their official capacity shall in no case be opened by the Agency or any agent of the Employer. Local Union use of the mail system shall not include any U.S. Mails or other commercial or state-wide delivery services used by the State as part of or separate from such intra-agency mail systems. The Union's use of the mail service shall be the responsibility of the Local Union President or his/her designee. No partisan political literature, nor materials ridiculing individuals by name or obvious direct reference, or defamatory to the Employer or the Union, shall be distributed through the mail system. The Employer shall be held harmless for the delivery and security of all mailings, including mailings directed to Local Union officials from outside the Agency. The Employer shall assure timely delivery of mailings by the Union and of mail to the Union or Union officers and stewards to the extent possible. Mailings to the Union or Union officers and stewards shall be delivered to the Union office or placed in the Union's mail box.
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Affairs. The C.S.E.A.'s use of the District mail system will be prohibited, unless otherwise authorized by the P.E.R.B. or a court of competent jurisdiction. The building principal will receive a copy of any material placed in employee boxes prior to the placing of any material in the employee boxes by the C.S.E.A.
Affairs. Any permissive right of the Trustee enumerated in this Agreement shall not be construed as a duty.
Affairs. Subscribed and sworn to before me, a notary public for the State of Illinois this day of , Notary Public VERIFICATION OF , bemg duly sworn, deposes and states that he is the de.4 for Home TeleNetworks, Inc.; that he is authorized by Home TeleNetworks, Inc. to make this verification; that he has read the above and foregoing Joint Petition Regarding Adoption of an Interconnection Agreement Among GTE North Incorporated, GTE South Incorporated, and Home TeleNetworks, knows the contents thereof; and that said contents are true to the best of his information and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me, a notary public for the State of t i s My Commission Expires: President e Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Assistant Wholesal GT E Networ k Hidden Ridge 152092 Irving, TX 75036 9727154566 AT&T Corp. v.
Affairs. The MUI also demands the government to rename the column “religion” on the identity cards of the adherents of local religions with “belief ”.101 Like the MUI, the general leader of Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx expresses his disappointment about the decision of the MK which allows local religions can be printed on the identity cards and family certificates.102 Xxxxxx says if people in academia think that belief and religion are the same, it will not become a problem. But when this view becomes a positive law, it will bind all citizens.103 The PPP is another example of a group that minds the MK’s decision. The Deputy Secretary-General of the party, Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, opines that the MK’s decision which allows the word “belief ” to be printed on the identity cards of the adherents of local religions could cause “horizontal conflicts”. He argues that “our people are not ready to be different”. He is worried that Muslims will not pray or the Christians will not go to church by saying that they are the followers of a local belief. He is also worried about the supporters of communism, a forbidden ideology in Indonesia, will choose the option “belief ” for their identity card. 104 The general leader of the PPP, Xxxx Xxxxxx, also says that the MK’s decision has made society anxious. “The decision arises worry and anxiety and complicates the government to implement it,” he said.105 The question is why the MUI, Muhammadiyah and the PPP insist on refusing local religions to be aligned with religions that are already recognised by the state? The statement of Masduki Xxxxxxxx from the MUI might give us some clarity. He states that the decision of the MK could become a challenge for da’wa activities.106 His statement reminds us of the joint regulation between the Ministry of Religious Affairs and the Ministry of Home Affairs No.1/1979 on the Procedures of the Application of Religious Propagation and Foreign Aid to Religious Institutions in Indonesia. Article 4 of the joint law asserts that “The application of the religious propagation is not justified towards a man or a group of people who already adhere a religion.…”107 Because in Indonesia local religions 101 xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/berita/dunia-islam/islam-nusantara/18/01/18/p2qiq9313-8-sikap-mui-soal- pencantuman-aliran-kepercayaan-di-ktp, accessed on 22 July 2019; and xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx0.xxx/news/ read/3172387/mui-curigai-putusan-mk-soal-aliran-kepercayaan-di-ktp, accessed on 2 September 2019. 102 xxxxx://xxx.xx...
Affairs. The General Partner shall devote as much of its time and the time of its personnel as is necessary to manage the business and affairs of the Partnership on a first-class basis and shall take all actions reasonably necessary and appropriate to xxxxxx, protect and promote the interest of the Limited Partners as a group.
Affairs. Approvals. PERIMMUNE shall hold the biological license application ("BLA") and all other Approvals for the Product. Assistance in Gaining Approvals. PERIMMUNE shall exercise due diligence in attempting to obtain and in maintaining in full force and effect the Approval for the marketing and sale of the Product in the United States for the treatment of Refractory Bladder Cancer. At MENTOR's request, PERIMMUNE shall exercise due diligence in attempting to obtain and in maintaining in full force and effect the Approvals for the marketing and sale of the Product (i) for Indicated Uses other than Refractory Bladder Cancer in the United States and (ii) for Indicated Uses in Canada, the member states of the European Community, and in each other jurisdiction in which MENTOR desires to market and sell the Product for the Indicated Uses, provided that, in each case, MENTOR shall bear all costs, fees and other expenses required to be paid to regulatory authorities for the purpose of applying for, obtaining or preserving such Approvals, provided further that, in each case, if any application or submission required to gain such Approvals requires additional clinical tests or data beyond the clinical tests and data that are produced during the clinical tests required to gain Approval for the marketing and sale of the Product in the United States, MENTOR shall bear all costs of conducting additional clinical tests and obtaining such additional clinical data, and provided further that, in each case, MENTOR shall, at no charge to PERIMMUNE, provide reasonable assistance to PERIMMUNE in making such applications, submissions or filings as may be required or advisable to obtain such Approvals. Notwithstanding anything else herein to the contrary, PERIMMUNE shall not be required to attempt to obtain any Approval for the marketing or sale of the Product for Indicated Uses in any jurisdiction if, in the reasonable judgment of PERIMMUNE, such efforts separably or in the aggregate would affect PERIMMUNE's ability to attain the Project Objective.
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Affairs. 4.6 BT shall notify in writing or via mail of the service disruptions at least 3 days prior to any traffic suspension.
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