Heads Sample Clauses

Heads a) The University will appoint Heads in the Library using term appointments. Depending on the Library’s operational needs, terms will be for up to five (5) years. Appointments may be renewed after a review process.
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Heads. 21.01 The Union and University recognize that Heads have a responsibility to direct and monitor the work of other members of the bargaining unit.
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Heads. The parties shall enter into a Supply Agreement for PRAECIS to exclusively make or have made and ROCHE to exclusively purchase its requirement of Compound and/or Product in the Territory. A Heads of Supply Agreement is set forth in Exhibit 4 to this Agreement and is binding on the parties. The Heads of Supply Agreement shall be the basis for preparing a full Supply Agreement. It is anticipated that the parties will negotiate in good faith additional specific terms reflecting the understandings set forth in the Heads of Supply Agreement and finalize the Supply Agreement within three (3) months after Initiation of First Phase III.
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Heads. Department heads shall be appointed in the fol- lowing subject areas: United Talmud Torahs: Mathematics, English, Science, A committee composed of the Federation and the School Corporation shall de- cide which subjects require department heads. The committee shall meet annually and determine by June of each year which subjects require de- partment heads the following year. In any sub- sequent year, if the committee is unable to reach an agreement, the previous decision shall apply.
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Heads. Each department shall have a head who shall be appointed by the Principal in accordance with this Article.
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Heads. (a) There shall be heads in the Library who perform delegated administrative responsibilities.
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Heads. The head shall be of steel and shall be in accordance with Fig.1 of IS:2486 (Part-2) / 1989 with latest amendments, if any. They shall screw into a thimble fixed in the pin hole of the insulators. The dimensions of the gauges for these heads are given in fig. 2 to 4 of aforesaid IS.
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