Indigenous Groups definition
Examples of Indigenous Groups in a sentence
Based on an estimated 20,000 serviceable customers (Government agencies, Educational Institutions, and Indigenous Groups), our market share in the US is 1%.
Based on 3000 eligible customers (Government agencies, Educational Institutions and Indigenous Groups) with waste and recycling services, the Canadian market share is 9.7%.
Other than as disclosed in writing to the Administrative Agent, there are no impact and benefits agreements, memorandums of understanding, compensation or partnership agreements or any other agreements of the same nature with any Indigenous Groups materially affecting the Mesquite Mine, the Aurizona Mine or the Los Filos Mine.
To date, the consultation and engagement with Indigenous Groups and Affected Persons with respect to the Project and the Project Real Property have complied with Applicable Law, Environmental and Social Requirements (except for such gaps in compliance with the Equator Principles to be identified and in the Initial ESAP), and related Good Industry Practice.
To date, the consultation and engagement with Indigenous Groups and Affected Persons with respect to the Project and the Project Real Property have complied with Applicable Law, Environmental Laws and related Good Industry Practice.
The Company has provided the Purchaser and the Purchaser’s Representatives with full and complete access to all material correspondence received by the Company, the Company Subsidiary or their Representatives from any non-governmental organization, community, community group, Indigenous Groups, aboriginal or indigenous peoples or aboriginal or indigenous group.
All Work Programs and Budgets will include separate line items describing individualized budgeted payments to be made to Indigenous Groups, the community or landowners including Expenditures in connection with any rights to access land.
The Parties further recognize that the Owner may impose targets on the Employer with respect to the reflection of the local community including minimum contracting, employment and training opportunities for Identified Indigenous Groups.
Other than as disclosed in writing to the Administrative Agent, there are no impact and benefits agreements, memorandums of understanding, compensation or partnership agreements or any other agreements of the same nature with any Indigenous Groups materially affecting the Las Chispas Mine.
Each Solaris Group Entity has disclosed all material Indigenous Group’s Information, and no Solaris Group Entity has entered into any written or oral agreements with Indigenous Groups to provide benefits, pecuniary or otherwise, with respect to the Project at any stage of development and the Company and its Subsidiaries have not offered Indigenous Groups any benefits with respect to the Project at any stage of development except as disclosed in Schedule 3.1(y) of the Disclosure Letter.