CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. This Release Agreement (this “Agreement”) is entered into by and between Xxxxx Xxxxxx (“Executive”) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, a Delaware corporation (the “Company”, and in combination with its subsidiaries, affiliates, and assigns, “HPE”), effective as of the eighth day following the date Executive signs this Agreement (the “Effective Date”) with reference to the termination of Executive’s employment with the Company.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. A. GE CAPITAL and ASPEN have entered into the Agreement to establish a customer financing capability to support ASPEN’s licensing of Software in the United States.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. As part of their Every Day Counts Initiative, FHWA was encouraged to develop and implement various types of streamlining actions which would allow for faster, more efficient project delivery while still maintaining compliance. One of the suggested actions was to develop a fee in lieu of immediate mitigation. Colorado's highway system crosses over lynx habitat throughout their range in the southern Rocky Mountains. As these highways continue to become larger and more sophisticated and vehicle numbers and speeds continue to increase, lynx find it difficult to move throughout their home range or disperse into new territories without impacts, including death, from the highway system. On-site mitigation for these impacts is often difficult because of the relatively few options and the economic and technical difficulties associated with their implementation. One major concern is that seemingly simple projects can increase the highway's barrier effect to lynx and it is difficult to develop mitigation that would best address that impact. Often, the resulting mitigation proposal would be more expensive than the offending project itself, and may not be the best location to mitigate these types of impacts, rendering the mitigation invalid as a cost-effective solution. Projects can choose, or may be required as a part of USFWS consultation, to do on- site mitigation instead of using this in-lieu fee mitigation strategy. On-site mitigation may be more or less expensive than the amount that would be contributed to the Lynx Mitigation Fund.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. This agreement describes the process for managing and funding the portion of the institution’s training plan that is funded by ITA’s core funding of $65.85 million for 2012/13. It does not reflect the total value of the institution’s training, nor cover the management of training funded from Non-ITA sources such as the estimated $3.5 million from LMA, $1.7 million from Strategic Initiative Program and a portion of the $10 million of LMDA funds provided by AVED.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. X. Xxxx is engaged, among other activities, in the retail sale of certain goods and services at its retail Stores in Canada under the Brand names ‘Peoples’, ‘Peoples II’, ‘Mappins’, and ‘Xxxxxx Jewellers’ (such Brand names, and any other Brand name or names adopted in the future by Zale, hereinafter called the “Brand Names”, collectively, and the “Brand Name”, individually) and wishes to offer to its customers the convenience of using a Credit Card (as defined below) as the method of payment for those goods and services.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. X. XXXXX, IKON Canada and IKON Northern have executed and delivered that certain Canadian Rider No.1 dated as of March 31, 2004 (the “Canadian Rider”) to establish a relationship to accommodate the Canadian segment of the Program (the “Canadian Program”) and their respective rights and duties with respect to and under the Canadian Program.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. I agree that my employment with Hewlett-Packard Company (“HP”) will end May 6, 2011. I understand that I will receive the Bonus set forth in the attached Agreement only if I sign and do not revoke this Release and Acceptance of Protective Covenants (“Release”). I agree that the terms of the Agreement are incorporated by reference in this Release and are intended to supersede and extinguish any other obligation that HP may have to pay me severance or other benefits upon termination, including but not limited to any agreements or understandings, whether oral or written, made at any time prior to the effective date of this Release. I acknowledge that I am not part of any formal workforce reduction program, early retirement program or the like, and therefore not eligible for benefits associated with any such program. All capitalized terms used herein but not otherwise defined shall have the meanings set forth in the Agreement.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. A. GE, GECITS and IKON have entered into the Agreement to provide for a Customer financing program with respect to IKON’s and its Affiliates’ sales and financing of Equipment for Customers of the IKON Companies at locations in the United States.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. Borrower acquires Vehicles for, among other things, its rental fleet to be held for lease or rental to its customers and Borrower requires financing to fund the acquisition of Vehicles. BMO provides the financing required by Borrower. BMO has agreed to make financing available, and, at the request of Borrower, BMO may, at its option, make loans to Borrower to acquire Vehicles to be held by Borrower as inventory as part of its rental fleet for lease or rental by Borrower to its customers from time to time.
CONTEXT OF AGREEMENT. Community Child Care Co-operative Ltd (CCCC) is a not-for-profit organisation established in 1978 to promote, support and advocate for quality children’s services, meeting the needs of children, their families and the community. We aim to assist in the process of building and maintaining a strong children’s services sector in NSW by providing resources, support and skill development opportunities for children’s services providers. Our role is also to positively influence government policies, practices and programs that impact on the provision of community owned and managed children’s services. and to build a secure organisation which operates in an efficient, co-operative and effective manner. The Spirit of the Agreement CCCC is a service organisation. Our clients and the quality of service that we provide are of the utmost importance to ensure CCCC provides collaborative leadership in the creation of a child-focused community. CCCC is committed to valuing and enhancing the skills and work performance of its dedicated workforce by rewarding good staff performance and providing opportunities for career development wherever possible. This Agreement was developed through a consultative process involving all staff and management. Operation of the Agreement
