Running Sample Clauses

Running. Ensuring the growth of running is sustained and that the sport is recognised as the UK’s most popular choice strategy to maximise investment back into the sport.
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Running. Whenever the tug is not on load (not towing), the Chief Engineer should use only what is sufficient to power the essential. In this case, if one generator is sufficient to power all the essential such as navigation system, reirrigation system, etc. then the Chief Engineer should endeavour to use only one generator. Likewise, if one main engine is sufficient to maintain a reasonable speed, the Master should endeavour to use only one main engine for manoeuvring to prevent excess and wastage of fuel. However, the other main and auxiliary engines must be on standby and ready for use should they be required.
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Running. Ensuring the growth of running is sustained and that the sport is recognised as the UK’s most popular choice for health and fitness at all ages. We are experiencing a major running boom in the UK; more than seven million people run in the UK each month. Running is the fastest growing and most popular sport in the UK and is the largest component of the growth in club membership. Mass participation running offers a huge variety of ways for people of all abilities, ages and aspirations to engage with our sport in a safe way and potentially become part of our clubs across the UK. Running offers much to communities across the UK and positively affects physical activity levels and mental health, whilst impacting other important agendas. transition and clubs must continue to be regulated, safe, proactive, approachable and open to new members of all ages and abilities as well as to fresh ideas. • Work with partners to develop and implement resources for children to gain the necessary physical literacy skills for an active and healthy life. • Work with partners to drive the agenda so that every child, whatever their ability, is introduced to high quality and safe athletics at school and given the chance to embrace it as an activity of choice. • Work in close partnership with all the various schools’ athletics organisations to support and integrate their programmes into the talent pathway. • Develop tailored programmes to maximise the engagement and inclusion of young people from all backgrounds. • Support the development of a regulated and diverse national workforce linked to clubs, who are skilled in coaching children and are able to provide safe athletics delivery in schools, to create stronger links between schools and their local clubs to ensure a fantastic experience. Strengthening and modernising the foundations of our sport. Clubs are at the heart of everything we do. Clubs provide different yet vitally important athletics and running experiences and are led by passionate, dedicated volunteers. Like those volunteers, we believe that being part of an organised community makes people more likely to continue in our sport and more likely to return if they have to drop out. We will support and encourage our clubs to develop and modernise, whilst preserving the vital club ethos, enabling them to safeguard the welfare of all participants and to meet the expectations of tomorrow’s athletes, members, and participants – delivering a vital service to their communities....
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Running. Medical examinations shall be conducted within the first thirty (30) days of Contractors employees’ assignment to Company’s facilities.
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Running. Section 1: Recognized Days Section 2: Adjustment in Hours The hours of commencing and ending, specified above. may be varied by mutual agreement of the Company and the UnionStanding Committee and the specified hour of commencing or ending will be adjusted to coincide with the regular hours for changing shifts In the event that Canada Day falls Sunday, the following Monday will be observed and the specified hours correspondingly changed. Section 3: Holiday Work (a) Company will provide the Unionwith not less than thirty (30) days notice of the general scope of operating and/or maintenance plans on statutory holidays. Unanticipatedweather conditions or maintenancerequirements may alter those plans. On Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day, operational and maintenancemanning required will be identified on a scheduled crew basis. Any employee scheduled to work who wishes to be excused from working on a particular statutory holiday will be accommodated provided a request for leave is requested seven (7) days in advance of the statutory holiday and provided that a trained volunteer can be found to replace for the shift. If no trained volunteer is found, the employee will be required to work the shift. Employeeswho work at Christmas shall be paid double time for work during that period identified in Clause as above. Section 4: Pay for Holiday Work (a) Overtime shall be paid for all work during holidays at the rates hereinafter specified. An employee who works on such a holiday shall receive equal time off with pay at his straight time hourly rate. Such time off shall be treated in the same manner as a Special (Personal) Floating Holiday. The time off and pay provided in above replaces any time off and pay provisions in respect of the same statutory holiday work under current local arrangements.
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