Treasure. In the event of discovery by Lessee or its employees, during the progress of the work, of any treasures, fossils, minerals or any other articles of value or interest, the Lessee shall give immediate intimation to the NRDA. Such treasure or things shall be the property of the NRDA.
Treasure. In the event of discovery by Developer or its employees, during the progress of the work, of any treasures, fossils, minerals or any other articles of value or interest, the Developer shall give immediate intimation to the NRDA. Such treasure or things shall be the property of the NRDA.
Treasure. In the event of discovery by Developer or its employees, during the progress of the work, of any treasures, fossils, minerals or any other articles of value or interest, the Developer shall give immediate intimation to the NRANVP. Such treasure or things shall be the property of the NRANVP.
Treasure. In the event of discovery by Lessee or its employees, during the progress of the work, of any treasures, fossils, minerals or any other articles of value or interest, the Lessee shall give immediate intimation to the NRANVP. Such treasure or things shall be the property of the NRANVP and the Lessee shall abide by the order/directions of the NRANVP and/or any other Government Authority in this regard.
Treasure. Giving to Community Investment and Tax Credit drives, etc. Uniform: I will ensure my child goes to school each day in the approved Archway Glendale uniform outlined in the Family Handbook. In signing below, I agree to adhere to the policies and procedures outlined in this Commitment to Excellence Agreement. CHILD’S NAME XXXXXX’S NAME
Treasure a. The Treasurer shall have charge of all funds of the Club and programs and place the same in such bank or banks as may be approved by the Board of Directors.
Treasure. Related assets, confirmed that between husband and wife there would be no alliance possessions with any name or designation, good fellowship property according to the law or alliance or partnership profits and losses and income results. All property of any nature also remain the property of the parties to bring and or acquired. But in the mating agreement no further elaborated what is referred to as property. Only differentiated into moving goods and goods not bergerak.Dimana for goods moving by the parties obtained from and by any cause after the wedding was held, shall be proved by evidence of ownership, without prejudice to the rights of both parties to prove their these items or price. As for immovable goods, which can not be proved by evidence of ownership or other documents regarded as belonging to the parties, each for a (half) equal parts. Further, it is mentioned that the clothes and jewels that exist on the parties, upon termination of the marriage or at the time of the calculation according to the law, is regarded as belonging to the parties who use or are considered as belonging to the parties who use or considered to be owned by those who usually use these items, so that on these items will not be held calculations.
Treasure. The support of our families is critical to JPII’s financial stability. The growth and development of the following revenue streams are necessary for the continual growth and development of our school and its programs. (A more detailed explanation of provided on the back of this page.) • Annual Fund • Capital Campaigns • Endowments • Adopt-A-Student/Tuition Assistance Programs • Booster Club As part of your stewardship agreement, we ask that you prayerfully determine the level of contribution you can make to support the fundraising activity of JPII. Contributions can be made at any time of the year and can be made in installments throughout the year.
Treasure. This could be matching funds or other funds to support the work. For example, contributing $1,000 to go toward a specific un- or under-funded activity. Decision-Making Body/Process The purpose of the Agriculture COI is to identify areas of mutual interest, share priorities, implement projects and coordinate the efforts of participants. To progress strategies, objectives, and efforts toward achieving the Ag COI vision, the primary decision-making body is the full Ag COI membership. In the event that an issue or decision begins to polarize the participants, the issue shall be referred to the Steering Committee for resolution or determination of next steps. The Steering Committee will operate under the Steering Committee Bylaws. Ag COI members shall make decisions on the following: Approval of Steering Committee Bylaws; Approval of Ag COI Steering Committee members; Approval of annual Work Plans submitted to TRFF for funding determination; and Approval of funding change requests within an annual Work Plan previously approved by TRFF. To the extent possible, decision-making by Ag COI members shall be through consensus (using the Xxxxxxx model of decision-making in Exhibit A and “Thumbs” Consensus Testing Procedure described below), with final decisions made by majority vote. Votes will be by organization (except where a member is an individual and is not representing an organization). A person can only vote once and cannot represent more than one organization. To vote on a given item(s), a member must sign the Pledge prior to voting, and must: Pledge to contribute a minimum of 10 hours per year in time, talent, or treasure; Attend a minimum of two (2) meetings, with one being a full Ag COI winter meeting; and Only vote when they feel informed about the topic. To the extent possible, the items identified above for vote will take place through online voting, to allow the broadest possible range of COI members to provide feedback on a decision. When discussion is needed, voting may take place during a full COI meeting. In general, votes received after the identified voting period will not be considered. See Procedures for In-person and Online Voting below.
Treasure. We all have been blessed with different treasures, including finances. We can seek to use these treasures to benefit others. In 2 Corinthians chapters eight and nine, Xxxx has much to say regarding financial generosity. Rather than appeal to guilt tactics, he simply reminds the Corinthians of the gospel. Regarding giving, he states:
