REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE Sample Clauses

REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. Each Bank’s board of directors shall:
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REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. Lot owners consent to use and review of CAD improvements by fire, safety, health, subdivision, zoning, and building authorities, and agree to promptly comply with written requests or orders of such authorities relative to CAD access, maneuvering room, strength, addressing, safety and environment.
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REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. 5.1. Each party acknowledges that the other party and its Subsidiaries may be required by applicable laws and regulations and the Listing Rules to disclose, from time to time, in, among others, public announcements and/or annual reports, information on any Business Opportunity or any decision regarding pursuing or declining to pursue any Business Opportunity pursuant to this Deed and information on the compliance and enforcement of this Deed, and each party agrees to such disclosure to the extent necessary for the other party and its Subsidiaries to comply with such requirements during the relevant Non-Compete Period.
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REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. The Buyer covenants that it has reviewed this transaction with its legal counsel and advisors, and covenants that such purchase is in compliance with its national and local securities laws or regulations, and agrees to advise the Company if such laws or regulations require the Company to place any legends or restrictions on the certificates representing the Securities. Such Buyer undertakes to take all steps necessary to ensure that any purchase, offer or sale of the Securities will comply with the laws and regulations of all necessary state, federal or foreign regulatory or self-regulatory authorities.
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REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. By agreeing to abide by these Operational Guidelines, Participant acknowledges and agrees that the OPTN/UNOS Kidney Transplantation Committee and/or OPTN/UNOS Membership and Professional Standards Committee (“MPSC”) may review any potential violations of the Operational Guidelines. In the case of a finding of material non-compliance with the Operational Guidelines, the Participant shall be removed from participation in the KPD Pilot Program for the duration of the KPD Pilot Program. “Material non-compliance” shall be determined in the sole discretion of the MPSC. Any such finding by the MPSC of material non-compliance after providing notice and an opportunity to be heard by the Participant on the issue, shall be final and unappealable.
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REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. 13. The Local Government and Planning Ministers’ Council, or its successor Ministerial Council, shall review the progress of the implementation of this Agreement and assess compliance by the Parties with this Agreement.
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REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. Lot owners consent to use and review of street improvements by fire, safety, health, zoning, engineering, and building authorities, and agree to promptly comply with written requests or orders of such authorities relative to the private street access, maneuvering room, strength, addressing, safety and environment.
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REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. The proposed project was reviewed under Minnesota Statute 138: Field Archaeology and the Historic Sites Act. The final Phase I Reconnaissance Survey report was submitted to SHPO. A SHPO concurrence letter was received on February 23, 2023. The letter states, We previously provided comments on this project in a letter dated June 30, 2022, recommending that a Phase I archaeological survey be completed for the proposed development areas. We also recommended that the City consult with the Minnesota Office of the State Archaeologist and the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council pursuant to the Minnesota Private Cemeteries Act (Minn. Stat. 307.08), as it appear that the “minor trail reorganization” portion of this project is located in the vicinity of a recorded burial mound site (21DK0015). We have reviewed the information included with your January 20th submission, including the City’s January 17, 2023 cover letter and the cultural resources survey report titled A Phase I Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey for the Proposed Xxxxxxxxx Park Improvement Project, 1657-0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxx Xx Xxxx, Dakota County, Minnesota, 55118, Township 28N, Range 22W, Section 19 (January 13, 2023) as prepared by Blondo Consulting. Based on the results of the investigations, we agree with the following recommendations as proposed by the City and Blondo Consulting: • Continued consultation with the OSA and MIAC, including the submission of all reports and documents; • Although site 21DK0015 appears to be located outside the proposed project area (108 feet north), given the ambiguity of the site’s location, the site should be treated as currently mapped. This site area should be avoided by all construction activities; • Prior to construction (directional drilling), shovel testing should be completed where the pits for the utility services will be dug; • Once the shovel testing has been completed, archaeological monitoring should be completed for the utility line and pits; and • Prior to project construction, an Archaeological Monitoring Plan and an Unanticipated Discovery Plan should be completed for this project. We look forward to continuing consultation on this project. Please submit a copy of the Archaeological Monitoring Plan and Unanticipated Discovery Plan when it becomes available. We look forward to reviewing the results of the additional shovel testing and archaeological monitoring when they become available.
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REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE. (Step 5) The final step was ex-post review and compliance closely associated with the MRV system, the topic of the next section, 3.2.2. Several Parties pointed out the need for the 2015 agreement to include provisions to enable a regular review. The US proposed a regular review beyond 2020 to check Parties’ progress towards the commitments in which the same rules shall apply to major emitters among developing countries and developed countries (US 2013a). Japan believed that effective and efficient ex-post international evaluation and review of each Party’s performance should be established based on experiences of and lessons from the existing MRV process introduced under the Cancun Agreements (to be discussed in the next section), with a view to facilitating each Party’s fulfilment of its commitment. Japan suggests that the review process can be implemented in the following way, for example (Japan 2013b):  Each Party submits a regular report, which can be made open to the public on the UNFCCC website.  Interested actors such as Parties, international organizations, the private sector and NGOs can send questions or opinions on the performance and other information included in the above report.  Review sessions discuss performance and efforts of each Party in line with its commitment and its potential for emission reduction. Frequency and depth of the ex-post international evaluation and review (e.g. at SBSTA/SBI) should be effective and equitable, taking into consideration the impacts of GHG emissions of each Party on global warming.  On the occasion of revising commitments for the next phase, each Party is subject to an ex- ante consultation, taking into account the results of the previous international evaluation and review. The EU further suggested possibility for an increase in the level of ambition of Parties' commitments through the regular review (EU 2013b). South Africa proposed a periodic review of the implementation of individual commitments and the adequacy of aggregate efforts, based on science and equity. The periodic review under the Convention should enable dynamic adjustments of commitments. Future reviews would then specify individual numbers within the ranges and set new longer-term ranges (South Africa 2013a). Other Parties stressed the importance of the compliance system as part of the 2015 agreement and in relation to nationally-determined commitments. Indonesia believed that the scope, structure and design of the 2015 agreement sha...
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