Concepts. 1.1. Bank – UAB SME Bank, registration number 305223469, address Antano Xxxxxx xxx. 0-00, XX00000 Xxxxxxx.
1.2. Contract – Online banking contract concluded between the Bank and the Client, consisting of the General and Special parts.
Concepts. 1.1. Bank – UAB SME Bank, company number: 305223469, address: Xxxxxx Xxxxxx xxx. 0-00, XX00000 Xxxxxxx.
1.2. Agreement - the Account Accumulation Agreement concluded between the Bank and the Customer, consisting of the General Part and the Special Part, and the Rules applicable to this Agreement.
1.3. Customer - the legal entity that has entered into the Agreement.
1.4. Website - the website of the Bank: xxx.xxxxxxx.xx.
1.5. Online Banking - the system of the Bank enabling the Customer to manage the services provided by the Bank online.
1.6. Accumulation Account - the bank account opened within the Bank for the Customer for the purpose of accumulating the authorised (share) capital of the Customer.
Concepts. □ Identify and describe major facility concepts including safety, security, sustainability, flexibility, community use, utilities, and any other issues or special considerations that impact space requirements and/or costs
Concepts. The Agreement is adapted to the specific situation of non-commercial research sponsored by public funding. Its basic premise is that the Mutually Agreed Terms, as stipulated in CBD Art 15, are a bilateral contract con- cluded between providers and users, resulting from their fair negotiations on the terms of access and ben- efit sharing. Involved parties are encouraged to take account of each others specific needs and circumstances, reflect- ing on the type of envisaged research (e.g. ecological vs. phytopharmacological research) and the specifics of the research (e.g. difficulties in identifying taxa, sharing 4 INTRODUCTION 3 See: Swiss Academy of Sciences (2010) ABS Program 2003–2010. of material). For the provider, this may include means to monitor the use of genetic resources. We assumed the following basic scenario: ◾ The resources are accessed by a researcher under the lead and responsibility of a research institute. ◾ The research is non-commercial, aiming at providing publicly available results. The results have therefore to be published. ◾ Unexpected research results may trigger reflections towards their utilisation in a commercial context. ◾ Benefits are non-monetary as a rule. They usually accrue during the research process. ◾ Genetic resources might be transferred to third par- ties under a framework of customary cooperation by research institutes. The analysis of research types and access situations car- ried out by the ABS-team led to the following conclu- sions:
Concepts. This „System policy and House Rules” contains the Visit Dormitory’s house rules. The operating's fundamental aim is to help the tenant to learn, live and fulfil his community claims in the highest quality. The house rules apply to everyone staying at the hostel (as a tenant, guest, etc.).
Concepts. Recast No. 1, valid from 09/06/2021
1.1. Bank – “SME Bank”, UAB, registration number 305223469, address Antano Xxxxxx xxx. 0-00, XX- 00000 Xxxxxxx.
1.2. Contract – Bank account contract, concluded between the Bank and the Client, consisting of the General part and the Special part and General rules applicable to this contract and Annexes, i.e., Online banking contract and Terms and conditions of the use of Online banking.
1.3. Client – Individual or Juridical person that has concluded the Contract.
1.4. Website – the website of the Bank: xxx.xxxxxxx.xx.
1.5. Online banking system – the system of the Bank, allowing the Client to manage services provided by the Bank, online.
1.6. Account – a bank account opened for the Client in the Bank.
Concepts. Agreement means the Service Agreement concluded between the Bureau and the Client, which consists of the Special Part, the General Part and the Rules;
Concepts. For the purposes of this Agreement:
Concepts. 6.1.1 Disclosing party, refers to the party providing the confidential information herein for the purpose of this Agreement.
6.1.2 Receiving party, refers to the party receiving the confidential information herein for the purpose of this Agreement.
Concepts. 1. The Peace Agreements reflect a national consensus. They have been endorsed by the various sectors represented in the Assembly of Civil Society and outside it. Their progressive implementation must fulfil the legitimate aspirations of Guatemalans and, at the same time, unite the efforts of all behind these common objectives.
2. The Government of the Republic reaffirms its adherence to the principles and norms aimed at guaranteeing and protecting full respect for human rights, and its political determination to enforce them.
3. Population groups uprooted by the armed conflict have the right to reside and live freely in Guatemalan territory. The Government of the Republic undertakes to ensure their return and resettlement in conditions of dignity and security.
4. The Guatemalan people are entitled to know the full truth about the human rights violations and acts of violence that occurred in the context of the internal armed conflict. Shedding light objectively and impartially on what happened will contribute to the process of national reconciliation and democratization in the country.
5. Recognition of the identity and rights of indigenous peoples is essential for building a multi-ethnic, multicultural and multilingual country of national unity. Respect for and the exercise of the political, cultural, economic and spiritual rights of all Guatemalans is the foundation for a new coexistence reflecting the diversity of their nation.
6. Firm and lasting peace must be based on participatory socio-economic development that is geared to the common good and to the needs of the entire population. Such development requires social justice, as one of the cornerstones of national unity and solidarity, and sustainable economic growth as a prerequisite for meeting the population's social demands.
7. The genuine participation of citizens -both men and women -from all sectors of society is essential for achieving social justice and economic growth. The State must broaden these opportunities for participation and strengthen its own role as guiding force of national development, lawmaker, source of public investment, provider of basic services and promoter of social consensus and settlement of disputes. To that end, it must raise fiscal revenues and, as a matter of priority, channel public spending towards social investment.
8. In the search for growth, economic policy must be directed towards preventing processes of economic exclusion, such as unemployment and impoverishmen...