Scope and implementation Sample Clauses
Scope and implementation. 1. The scope of cooperation under this Agreement may include the following areas:
(a) the airworthiness certificates and monitoring of civil aeronautical products;
(b) environmental certificates and testing of civil aeronautical products;
(c) the design and production certificates and monitoring of design and production organisations;
(d) the maintenance organisation certificates and monitoring of maintenance organisations;
(e) personnel licensing and training;
(f) flight simulator qualification evaluation;
(g) operation of aircraft; and
(h) other areas related to aviation safety subject to Annexes to the Convention on International Civil Aviation, signed in Chicago on 7 December 1944.
2. For the implementation of each area of cooperation set out in paragraph 1 of this Article, the Parties shall develop an individual Annex describing the terms, conditions and methods for reciprocal acceptance of findings of compliance and certificates, and, if necessary, transitional arrangements, when they agree that their respective civil aviation standards, rules, practices, procedures and systems ensure a sufficiently equivalent level of safety to permit acceptance of findings of compliance made and certificates issued by their competent authorities or approved organisations. Implementation procedures for an individual Annex shall be developed by the technical agents. Technical differences between the Parties' civil aviation standards, rules, practices, procedures and systems shall be addressed in the Annexes and implementation procedures.
Scope and implementation. 10. This Agree ment governs the e mployment of short-term translators worldwide for the production of texts related to th e m andated activities of the e mploying Organization.
11. Based on their internal structure and res ponsibilities, Organizations m ay decide to extend the application of this Agre ement to docum entation related to non- mandated activities and other language professions.
12. This Agreement shall be open to all exis ting Organizations members of the United Nations common system and shall be ex tended by mutual agree ment to other organizations invited to join the Agree ment during its period of validity. The list of Organizations that are party to the Agre ement is contained in Annex I. A more detailed list of organizational entities to which the Agreem ent applies is c ontained in Annex II.
Scope and implementation. It is the intent of the parties that the joint or cooperative purchasing through each other’s agreements will be as broad as is allowed by applicable state statutes. Unless otherwise prevented by law, it is the intent of the parties that the parties may take part in joint purchase for goods, materials, equipment, supplies and services they may need to carry out their governmental functions, and that all parties will make reasonable efforts to allow the others to make purchases under its agreements. Any purchasing contract or purchase order shall be acknowledged by the supplier and shall be considered as being issued under this Agreement and shall be subject to all of the terms and conditions of this Agreement without the necessity of those being set out or specifically referred to in such purchasing contract or purchase order.
Scope and implementation. 1. Unless otherwise provided, the provisions in this Agreement shall apply to the HKSAR only.
2. All commitments undertaken and privileges, immunities, exemptions, facilities, assurances and other rights provided for in this Agreement shall, as the case may be, apply to:
(a) the Bank;
(b) the Representative Office and any branch and any wholly owned subsidiary established and carrying out activities in the performance of the Bank’s objects;
(c) any investment fund or similar fund which is established and maintained by the Bank in the performance of the Bank’s objects and which is wholly controlled by the Bank; and
(d) subsidiaries of the Bank which are not wholly owned by the Bank but are carrying out activities in the performance of the Bank’s objects, and which are approved by the Government for these purposes.
3. For the purpose of the implementation of this Agreement, the necessary administrative arrangements shall be made between the HKSAR Government and the Bank in the form of a memorandum of administrative arrangements.
4. Unless otherwise provided in this Agreement, the privileges and immunities conferred on the Bank by this Agreement shall be no less than those granted by the Government to the Specialized Agencies of the United Nations under the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies of 21st November, 1947.