Consensus Decision Making Sample Clauses

Consensus Decision Making. Unless all of us agree otherwise, every decision, determination and resolution of a Service Alliance Leadership Team must be made by consensus of those present (whether in person, by telephone or videoconference), or by proxy, at the relevant meeting on a Best for System basis.

Consensus Decision Making. The Parties shall operate by consensus in making decisions for the purposes of this Agreement. To this end, the Parties shall make a good faith effort to reach consensus, propose alternative solutions, and otherwise work to resolve any issues that prevent consensus.

Consensus Decision Making. Each Party shall procure that its respective Committee members shall act reasonably and in good faith to take action by unanimous consent of the Parties, with each Party having a single vote, irrespective of the number of Committee representatives actually in attendance, provided that at least [***] from each Party is in attendance at any meeting in which a decision is made.

Consensus Decision Making. The partners agree to utilize a consensus-oriented decision-making process whenever possible for all major decisions regarding center operations.

Consensus Decision Making. One Community makes all decisions by consensus requiring 100% of voting Community Member agreement for a decision to be ratified. Participation in this process is expected but not mandatory and does NOT count as Community Contribution time. Individuals and their immediate families and/or romantic relationships are excluded from voting on consensus decisions directly affecting that individual. 1. Participation in Consensus Decision Making. By joining One Community you understand that you are joining a prototype intentional community designed as a model for cooperation, sustainability, creativity, and service. While participation in the consensus decision making process is not mandatory, it is expected that Community Members be present to vote in the consensus process as often as possible. The frequency, location and communication of these meeting, as with everything else, will be decided and constantly evolved by consensus.

Consensus Decision Making. The composition of each Work Group is specified in Exhibits B through G. Each Party will designate a representative and an alternate to each Work Group in which it participates. Thereafter, each Work Group will operate as described in this Agreement and the applicable Exhibit(s) to this Agreement. Each Work Group will conduct its business by Consensus of all representatives of the Parties participating in a particular Work Group. At the Consensus request of a Work Group, EWEB will fund and make available a mutually agreed-upon facilitator to assist the Work Group in reaching its decisions. Decisions of a Work Group will not limit or abrogate the approval authority of individual Parties specifically identified in this Agreement or in the New License as having approval authority regarding specific measures required by this Agreement, the New License, Permits, or Section 401 Certifications. The decisions and operation of the Work Group are subject to the dispute resolution provisions of Section 7 of this Agreement. A Party may at any time designate a different representative to a Work Group by giving notice as provided in Section 8.12 of this Agreement.

Consensus Decision Making. What is consensus?

Consensus Decision Making. 9.2.1 A quorum of the Board of Directors is defined as a majority of the Directors (or their alternates). The Board of Directors shall not take action at any meeting unless a quorum is present at the time the action is taken. 9.2.2 All decisions of the Board of Directors shall be made by consensus of the Directors (or their alternates) present at a meeting. Consensus is defined as a unanimous vote, or the absence of any dissenting vote, or the absence of any objection. A member abstaining on a decision is neither a dissent nor an objection.