See. In the interest of conciseness, references to specification sections and details are preceded by the word “see.” Any such references are to be interpreted to include applicable form of phrase “…and comply with.”
See. The purpose of this Article is to establish a procedure for discussion and prompt settlement of complaints related to the application and interpretationof the provisions of this Agreement. In order to achieve this objective,the partiesshall provide at each step of the procedure, a full and detailed written statement of the pertinentfacts, the provisions of the agreement relied upon and the grieving party shall providethe remedysought. Any employee who believes that the Agreement has been violated shall discuss the complaint with Supervisor within days of the date of the incident and will be accompanied by a Shop Xxxxxxx if requested. There shall be no deduction from their pay for time spent in such discussion. Recognizing the importance of full discussion between the Supervisor and the employee in clearing up misunderstandings and preserving harmonious relations, every effort shall be made at this point to settle the complaint. Should the employee feel that the complaint has not been satisfactorily resolved after discussion with the Supervisor, the employee may complete a "Record of Complaint" form (Appendix from the Supervisor. Within ten days, the record of complaint, signed off by the Area Manager, or designee, will be presentedto the xxxxxxxx.Xx the same time, a copy of the Record of Complaint along with a statement of the facts (relied upon by each party) will be given to Human Resources and to the Union. This will include a statement of the claim taken from the information contained in the record of complaint and from discussions between the employee and the Supervisor. The statement of facts will also contain a summary of the Company's information derived from its investigationof the complaint. No earlier than twenty four (24) hours and no later than days following receipt by the employee of the "Record of Complaint" form, the complaintmay become a grievance. STEP NO. shall be on a form provided by the Company and shall be signed by the aggrieved employee and by a Grievance Committeeperson clearly stating the violation being alleged and the adjustment requested. A copy of the "Record of Complaint" shall be supplied with grievance. The Section Manager or designate shall meet with the Grievance Committeeperson within seven (7) days following receiptof the grievance. The Supervisor and/or the will be presentat the requestof either Party. The Section Manager's decision shall be given in writing and a copy thereof returned to the Grievance Committeeperso...
See. Conference (Paris, 1-3 March 2002) and (ii) the High-level Conference on Strengthening Cooperation in South-East Europe (Paris, 4-5 April 2002). Greece is actively participating in the rebuilding of science and technology in South-East European countries. In June 2000, there was a meeting in Salonika for the upgrading of electronic networking among universities, industries and research centres in South-East European countries. Also, on 24 October 2001, at the Ministerial Round Table Conference of UNESCO, we suggested the improving of the scientific infrastructure in the South-East European countries so that the multilateral projects in the fields of environment, advanced material seismology and others could be developed. We endorse fully the communiqué of the Ministerial Round TableConference of 24 October 2001 on the rebuilding of science. In the near future, a donors’ conference should take place for the rebuilding of science and technology in the South-East European Countries. My country has also developed bilateral research projects to improve the research capacities in the Balkan countries and alleviate the brain drain. Also, specific projects have been developed in the protection and safeguarding of cultural and natural heritage of the Balkan peninsula. Along the same lines, we promote activities on intercultural dialogue taking advantage of artistic education to xxxxxx a better knowledge of other cultures. This is why Greece supports very strongly the Declaration on Cultural Diversity, recently adopted by the 31st General Conference. In the field of education, we have initiated collaborative projects on the systematic use of modern information and communication technologies and educational planning. Also, we have initiated and we promote projects on cultural, educational and scientific themes among non-governmental organizations of South-East European countries. These projects are very popular and bring closer the people of the South-East European countries. High- level Conference on Strengthening Cooperat ion in South - East Europe 4 - 5 April 2002 , UNESCO Headquarters, Par is Greece strongly supports the role of civil society. It is well known that organized and targeted action by civil society is a motor of democratisation where the state institutions are unable or unprepared to take relevant responsibilities to further democratise existing institutions or, even better, to establish new ones. The important role of UNESCO in the cultural and soci...
See. 10 In a recent case decided by a bankruptcy court in the Seventh Circuit, the bankruptcy court (applying Illinois law) rejected this alter-ego theory in a securitization transaction context, notwithstanding the purportedly “bad facts” that (1) the parent company had the ability to control the affairs of its special purpose entity subsidiary (the “SPE”); (2) the SPE kept no corporate records, had no officers or employees, filed no tax returns, and had no assets other than a contribution agreement with the lender which the parent company allegedly ignored; (3) the SPE had no checking account, no insurance, no telephone, no separate stationary or business forms, and no tax purpose; (4) the (corporate) manager of the limited liability company SPE did not exercise all of the powers granted to it under the SPE’s operating agreement; and (5) the SPE’s only function was “to serve as a bankruptcy-remote entity and vehicle for transmission of a cash flow from it to [the lender].” In re Doctors Hospital of Hyde Park, Inc., 360 Bankr. 787, 849-53 (Bankr. N.D. Ill. 2007). In this case, however, the court did not even mention the term “substantive consolidation,” although the bankruptcy trustee sought to have the SPE and the bankruptcy debtor combined such that the bankruptcy debtor would become the borrower under the loan documents (rather than the SPE). An [*] represents confidential information that has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. December 31, 2009 Page 25 of 39
