Leadership Role Sample Clauses

Leadership Role. Xxxxxxxxx is employed as District Superintendent and shall perform faithfully and diligently, on a full-time basis all the duties and responsibilities of the position of Superintendent and Chief Executive Officer of the Hermosa Beach City School District as prescribed by the laws of the State of California. In addition to the powers and duties set forth in Education Code Section 35035 and in this Agreement, the Superintendent shall have such other powers and duties as may be delegated or established by the Board from time to time, and shall serve as secretary to the Governing Board. All powers and duties which may be lawfully delegated to the Superintendent are to be executed in accordance with policies adopted by the Board. Acts which may require ratification shall be referred to the Board at the earliest possible opportunity by the Superintendent.
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Leadership Role. Program Manager understands and accepts that, within the scope of the services to be provided by Program Manager under this Agreement, the District and Colleges are relying on Program Manager to demonstrate and practice, at all times, leadership in facilitating the prompt, efficient and economical performance of its services under this Agreement, including, without limitation: (1) anticipating the needs of the Colleges and District; (2) proactively identifying and expediting resolution of matters in question among Program Team members; (3) keeping all Program Team members fully informed, to the extent appropriate to their roles and responsibilities, of current information, recent developments and upcoming deadlines and milestones; (4) working to create and build a team approach that reflects an optimum degree of consensus among the Program Team members; and (5) being fully responsive to the expressed objectives of the District, College, and College/District Committees.
Leadership Role. Ex-Im Bank shall, consistent with its authority, and subject to the concurrence of the U.S. delegates to the OECD, and subject to the President’s plenary authority to determine the foreign policy of the United States, and in a manner consistent with the international legal obligations of the United States, promote consideration of climate change issues, including greenhouse gas mitigation measures, within the OECD and amongst export credit agencies (“ECAs”), in a manner that ensures a level playing field (equal competition among ECAs based on price, time, and quality). Examples of such promotion, consideration, and/or mitigation measures include:
Leadership Role. Dr. Romali shall provide leadership and expertise pertaining to the overall operations of the District, shall serve as the District's Superintendent and Chief Executive Officer, and Secretary to the Board of Trustees. Dr. Romali shall also serve as the President of Long Beach City College.
Leadership Role. Dr. Xxxxxx shall provide leadership and expertise pertaining to the overall operations of the District, shall serve as the District's Superintendent and Chief Executive Officer, and Secretary to the Board of Trustees. Dr. Xxxxxx shall also serve as the President of Long Beach City College.
Leadership Role. Any participant who has a violation will not be eligible for a leadership role for a period of twelve calendar months from the date the school is notified of the violation. Recognition/Awards Any student who has a violation that occurs during the season or prior to the banquet will not be awarded a letter or receive any other recognition/awards for that activity. A suspension from representing the school means that a student can practice with extracurricular teams while participating in clubs and the like within the school but may not participate in any public events during the suspension. In addition, the student is not eligible to travel with the team or group out of town if they leave before the school day is completed during the time of the suspension. The following outlines responsibilities of school officials to ensure that these policies are being followed:

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