Indicative Goals Clause Samples
The Indicative Goals clause sets out the intended objectives or targets that the parties aim to achieve under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines specific benchmarks, milestones, or performance indicators that serve as reference points for progress, such as sales targets, project deliverables, or timelines. Its core practical function is to provide a clear framework for measuring success and aligning expectations, helping to guide the parties’ efforts and assess whether the agreement is being effectively implemented.
Indicative Goals. To improve its level of performance under the policy criteria identified in Section 607 of the Act and the MCA Eligibility Criteria, the Government will pursue the following legislative and policy reforms:
(i) Legal, regulatory and administrative reforms to improve access to secured lending, including relevant aspects of the legal, regulatory and administrative framework for secured transactions. This Schedule 2 generally describes and summarizes the key elements of a transportation project that the Parties intend to implement in furtherance of the Transportation Objective (the “Transportation Project”). Additional details regarding the implementation of the Transportation Project will be included in the Implementation Plan and in relevant Supplemental Agreements.
Indicative Goals. To improve its level of performance under the policy criteria identified in Section 607 of the Act and the MCA Eligibility Criteria, the Government will pursue the following legislative and policy reforms:
(i) Improvement in bankruptcy laws so that creditors and debtors have predictable, equitable and transparent mechanisms for resolving creditor claims;