Allocated Work definition
Examples of Allocated Work in a sentence
Changes and amendments to the Project Description may be proposed to the Executive Board by any Party and require [simple majority] approval of the Executive Board and the relevant ethics committees to be implemented, provided always that a Party whose Allocated Work, time for performance, allocation of funds are impacted, may veto such decisions of the Executive Board, provided such veto is duly justified.
The Parties shall perform the Project and their respective Allocated Work to the best of their scientific knowledge, exercising due care, taking into account recognized scientific standards and shall endeavour to achieve the goals of the Project aimed for in the Project Description.
The Parties therefore do not make any representation that the intended goals and results of the Project will be reached, nor that their Allocated Work will lead to any particular result.
No other Party will assign this Collaboration Agreement or subcontract any part of its Allocated Work without the prior written consent of the Lead Party, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, denied or delayed.
For the avoidance of doubt, where reference to Allocated Work to be performed by a Beneficiary is made in Annex 1 of the Grant Agreement, it shall be understood as referring to Allocated Work to be performed by the Beneficiary or any of its Affiliated Entities or its Sub-Contractors, without such Affiliated Entities and/or Sub-Contractors becoming Beneficiaries.