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Considered. □ resources available to address weaknesses □ impact of elements not being in place □ urgency of getting missing or weaker elements in place
Considered. Ministerial Decree no. 226 of 14th December 2021, “Regolamento recante modalità di accreditamento delle sedi e dei corsi di dottorato e criteri per la istituzione dei corsi di dottorato da parte degli enti accreditati”; Ministerial Decree no. 301 of 22nd March 2022, “Nuove linee guida per l’accreditamento dei corsi di dottorato”; Politecnico di Torino’s Regulations for doctoral programmes, issued by ▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ decree no. 1304 of 22th December 2023;
Considered. Indemnification – Stakeholders requested mutual indemnification and less broad terms. Upon legal review, this is standard state language that can not be altered. • Commission Schedule – Stakeholders requested removing the provision that drops commission rates for a particular group to 1.0% when annualized premium for that group reaches $500,001 or more in a contract year. This provision is in keeping with industry standards but will be revisited in coming years to ensure that it follows the market.
Considered. After discussions in the Task Force, however, the description of eligible activities remained part of the OP. Only one sentence is dedicated to the issue of equal opportunities for women, ethnic minorities and peo- ple with disabilities and a description of the situation of these target groups in the region is missing. Such a description would be of special significance in the case of the Roma minority. Accepted. The importance of the impro- vement of the Roma minoritys situation has been underlined and also constitu- tes an indicator. A more complex interpretation of sustainability is necessary, a socio-economic-environmental approach shall be applied throughout the entire scope of priori- ties, not only in case of the environment-related ones. Accepted. Social aspects of sustainabili- ty have also been outlined. External coherence has not been demonstrated with regard to CSG and ERDF. Accepted. The coherence with these pro- grammes has been incorporated. Izvan područja intervencije, prioriteti također sadrža- vaju detaljan opis aktivnosti. Ovo zapravo nije potreb- no u OP-u, već kasnije u Akcijskom planu. Razmotreno. Međutim, nakon rasprave u Radnoj skupini, opis prihvatljivih ak- tivnosti ostaje dijelom OP-a. Samo jedna rečenica posvećen je pitanju jednakih mogućnosti za žene, nacionalne manjine i osobe s invaliditetom, a opis situacije ovih ciljnih skupina u regiji nedostaje. Takav bi opis od posebnog značaja bio u slučaju Roma. Prihvaćeno. Naglašena je važnost po- boljšanja situacije Roma i ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ od pokazatelja. Potrebno je složenije tumačenje održivosti, društve- no-gospodarsko-ekološki pristup će se primjenjivati u cjelokupnom opsegu prioriteta, ne samo u slučaju onih vezanih uz ekologiju. Prihvaćeno. Društveni aspekti održivo- sti također su naglašeni. Nije pokazana vanjska koherentnost u pogledu Stra- teških smjernica Zajednice i Europskog ▇▇▇▇▇ za re- gionalni razvoj. Prihvaćeno. Obuhvaćena je koheren- tnost s ovim programima.
Considered. The UMGT Committee shall deal with the request at their next scheduled meeting and will respond to the request in writing. The decision of the UMGT Committee shall be final and denial of the driver’s request shall not be considered grounds for a grievance.
Considered. The Board resolved to approve as per the observation of the DGML&C and initiate a revised case with the Competent Authority.
Considered. That the EETS Domain Statement Blankenburgverbinding (version 1.0 dated 10 October 2023, Government Gazette 2023, 27960), hereinafter the "EETS Domain Statement") establishes the legal, financial and technical requirements of accreditation and service provision in the Blankenburgverbinding Toll Collection System; That the EETS Domain Statement consists of four parts: 'Part 1 General Conditions' (Articles 1 to 25), "Part 2 Procedural Conditions" (Articles 26 to 37), "Part 3 Accreditation" (Articles 38 to 45) and the "Part 4 Toll Context Data" (articles 46 to 48), including the annexes integral to the EETS Domain Statement; [that [⚫ ] is registered as an EETS provider pursuant to the decision taken on [date and place [Member State] by [competent authority];] that [⚫ ] through ▇▇▇.▇-▇▇▇.▇▇ applied on [date] for the accreditation referred to in article 38 of the EETS Domain Statement, subject to Article 39 and 40 of the EETS Domain Statement; that [⚫ ] now enters into this (E)ETS Agreement with the Toll charger to achieve accreditation of [⚫ ] and to subsequently provide electronic toll services in the EETS domain Blankenburgverbinding in accordance with the provisions of the EETS Domain Statement and other applicable laws and regulations.
Considered. Lenders’ and Borrower’s relative knowledge and access to information concerning the matter with respect to which the claim was asserted; (ii) the opportunity to correct and prevent any statement or omission; and (iii) any other equitable considerations appropriate in the circumstances. Lender and Borrower hereby agree that it would not be equitable if the amount of such contribution were determined by pro rata or per capita allocation.
Considered. That the Parties are interested in defining and implementing integrated ways of collaboration aimed at scientific and dissemination activities, while fully abiding by the scientific, legal, and managerial autonomy of each Institution; - that the IEF considers among its scientific goals to promote research in the field of history of philosophy, in particular in the history of Iberian Aristotelianism, considering also this mission as strongly associated with innovative forms of open access public dissemination of science and, in accordance with the peculiar goal of the University of Coimbra, of form digital strategies for the preservation of the European cultural heritage through open access projects; - that the IEF intends to stimulate new research in the history of Iberian Aristotelianism by means of its online platform “▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ Encyclopedia”, founded in 2019 and directed by Prof. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇; - that the IEF promotes, within the areas of expertise of its integrated members, and within the institutional framework of the higher education institutions to which they belong, graduate and advanced training opportunities and post-graduate programs (masters and doctorates); - that the IEF welcomes applications form post-doctoral researchers working on the history of philosophy, for projects to be carried on at the IEF and to be possibly funded by the Portuguese Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT) within its calls, or by other similar funding institutions; - that the IEF is constantly active, through its full and collaborative members, in the organization of scientific activities (congresses, seminars, etc.) and opportunities of scientific dissemination in and outside Portugal; - that the purpose of ILIESI is to carry out research in the field of the history of philosophical, scientific ideas and cultural terminology, which find its expression within the whole European tradition, from antiquity to the modern period; - that ILIESI's expertise combines the history of philosophy and ideas with lexical analysis of texts and digital humanities; - that ILIESI has over the years developed digital methodologies and tools for lemmatization, concordances, indexes, and for establishing criteria for publishing digital scholarly editions with a focus on digital infrastructure and text access policies; - that ILIESI is also active in the valorization of research activities and results through training and higher education, the organization and ...

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