Implementation method Sample Clauses

The 'Implementation method' clause defines the specific procedures, standards, or techniques that must be followed when carrying out a particular aspect of an agreement or project. It typically outlines the required steps, tools, or processes to be used, and may reference industry standards or best practices to ensure consistency. By clearly specifying how implementation should occur, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that all parties are aligned on the approach, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over performance or quality.
Implementation method. Appendix 2 shall describe the methods and tools that shall be used to implement the deliverables, as well as the environment in which they shall be implemented. Any special requirements on the part of the Customer as far as the methods, tools or environment are concerned are set out in Appendix 1.
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Implementation method. The method is joint management under a contribution agreement with an international organisation (World Bank). The contribution will be administered by the World Bank in accordance with the ‘Standard Provisions Applicable to the Global Partnership for Education Fund II: World Bank as exclusive Supervising Entity or Implementer’.
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Implementation method. Sea-land intermodal freight vehicle transportation shall be implemented through the Korea-China sea-land intermodal freight vehicle transportation permit system, and the specifics shall be set out in the protocols to this Agreement.
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Implementation method. The Contractor must cooperate with the Customer for specification, implementation, configuration and development work. During the implementation the Contractor must accommodate the Customer’s need for onsite personnel. The Contractor must accommodate to the Customers’ routines and methods for how the detailed specification work is to be performed (c.f. Appendix 4 MS3).
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Implementation method. This regional project will be implemented through a mixture of decentralised and joint management. Overall responsibility for the programme will lie with the Regional Authorising Officer (▇▇▇), the Secretary General of CARIFORUM. The ▇▇▇ has appointed the NAO of Guyana as the Deputy Regional Authorising Officer (DRAO) for implementation of the ▇▇▇▇ Airport component of the programme. He has appointed the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of National Security of Trinidad and Tobago as the DRAO for implementation of the IMPACS component of the programme. He has authorised the Commission to sign a contribution agreement with the UNDP for implementation of the CARTAC programme component and has also authorised the Commission to sign a contribution agreement with the CARICOM Secretariat for the rest of the programme. The main part of this regional project will be implemented through a contribution agreement of 36 million EUR, which will be signed between the Commission (Guyana delegation) and CARICOM Secretariat (Secretary General); the implementing regional body. CARICOM will contribute €900,000 to the programme. An institutional assessment of the CARICOM was carried out in to ensure that the conditions are in place for the Commission to sign a contribution agreement with the CARICOM Secretariat. This assessment has led to a set of 28 conditions and/or recommendations to further strengthen internal mechanisms and controls (taking into account the increase of resources in the coming months). Most of the recommendations will be incorporated in the contribution agreement to be signed. Three conditions will have fulfilled before implementation of the contribution agreement and are detailed in point 3.5 above. The above-mentioned contribution agreement will provide operational and logistical resources to carry out the activities described in the annexes to this programme, all of which contribute to Regional Integration. Furthermore, the Contribution Agreement will finance some short-term technical, administrative and other support staff to strengthen the capacity of the CARICOM Secretariat in general and to implement this particular programme. The staff responsible for these activities will be integrated into the appropriate CARICOM staff units for execution of these tasks in so far as possible. The contribution agreement will set out in detail the decision making process, and financial responsibilities of the integrated CARIFORUM Secretariat. The position of the...
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Implementation method. Both Parties hereby agree to implement research cooperation through the following activities: 1. Exchanging and reviewing necessary information and/or materials, research findings, and statistical data, etc.; 2. Training and professional development of staff (participation in study courses, seminars, conferences, and organization ofjoint seminars, etc.); 3. Supporting technical cooperation by providing consultation with the other Party on request and on a mutual agreement basis in the forms of: - Joint collaboration projects; - Joint seminars, and shuttle workshops; - Provision of related software and/or programs, information and/or data, and research outputs; 4. Encouraging involvement of third parties possessing expertise, if required.
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  • Alternative Resolution Methods Any time during the grievance process, by mutual consent, the parties may use alternative methods to resolve the dispute. If the parties agree to use alternative methods, the time frames in this Article are suspended. If the selected alternative method does not result in a resolution, the Union may return to the grievance process and the time frames resume. Any expenses and fees of alternative methods will be shared equally by the parties.