Outside Resources Clause Samples

Outside Resources. Funding – before claiming undue hardship the PSAC must make use of any available outside sources of funding which may help alleviate costs associated with the removal of barriers.
Outside Resources. The Ports may hire and retain consultants, subcontractors, or other third parties to carry out the purposes of this Agreement, subject to the Ports’ respective agreement regarding costs in connection with such hiring.
Outside Resources. Outside resources from the public and private sector and other agencies may be used to provide training, guidance, and assistance in accordance with District of Columbia laws and regulations. This may include, but is not limited to instruction, lesson plan development, course and evaluation techniques, materials, and equipment. SUBJECT: EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT NUMBER: 3700.2I
Outside Resources. The Participating Municipalities through the Advisory Board reserve the right to hire outside consultants or consulting services to fulfil all or part of the goals and priorities outlined in the Annual Workplan. The procurement and contracting process must comply with M.G.L. c. 30B and other relevant municipal procurement statutes, thresholds, and laws. Each hired consultant will be subject to contracts and the parameters outlined within those contracts. a. The Participating Municipalities may request that the Advisory Board add or remove associated services to be delivered as part of the MPHC, and such shall take effect only until this Agreement is amended in writing and approved by the Participating Municipalities. b. The Participating Municipalities are not limited exclusively to the Grant Program and are not required to use all services of the Grant Program. Municipalities may apply for other grants outside the Collaborative. c. The Collaborative through a vote of the Advisory Board may apply for other grants, opportunities, funds, and awards for shared services on behalf of the Participating Municipalities. The Advisory Board must approve any and all grants or grant applications submitted as a Collaborative. d. The Advisory Board may appoint other Participating Municipalities to act as host agencies for these other grant opportunities and the Participating Municipalities agree that this Agreement shall be amended to account for any associated grant terms and conditions.
Outside Resources. In fulfilling the goals of this Agreement, it may be necessary, from time to time, to draw upon the services of various resources outside the membership of the Coordinating Committee and the Technical Subcommittees. Such Outside Resources may be needed to implement specific studies, render advice on technical issues, facilitate the cooperation of the Parties in implementing the terms of this Agreement, and conduct other functions deemed appropriate under this Agreement. Any Party may propose the use of Outside Resources to the Coordinating Committee. It is anticipated that the Parties will identify data gaps requiring further study. To avoid duplication of effort and to reduce costs, the Parties shall attempt to reach consensus on the study design, study protocols, including appropriate quality assurance/quality control standards, and selection of principal investigator.
Outside Resources. With parental consent, the Supervisor wi consult with the classroom teacher, the principal and other school and daycare professionals who are involved with the child/parent