TD Fund definition

TD Fund means the Technology Development Fund, as defined in the RSDL License Agreement.
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Examples of TD Fund in a sentence

  • The Board can grant power of attorney to one or more board members, as well as to third parties, to represent the T&D Fund within the limits of such power of attorney.

  • If no beneficiary form has been filed with respect to this Agreement, all such benefits shall be paid to the Executive's estate.

  • Resolutions for amendment of the articles, for entering into a merger and for dissolution of the T&D Fund can only be passed unanimously in a meeting at which at least three fourths of the board members are present.

  • The T&D Fund can be dissolved only after the declaration of universally binding status of the Collective Agreement expires.

  • The Board can delegate the performance of the duties of the secretarial office of the T&D Fund as well as all other duties to be determined at a later date to an independent institution or person who has gained the trust of the organisations referred to in Article 3, all this under the responsibility of the Board.

  • Contact address: Central Complaints Committee Raltex Postbus 4076 5004 ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Telephone number of the secretarial office: 013-5944466 The Foundation is named Training and Development Fund Foundation for Linen Rental and Laundry Firms and for Textile Cleaning Firms (abbreviated as T & D Fund Foundation), hereinafter referred to as: the T&D Fund.

  • The costs of work by third parties for the T&D Fund will be determined on the basis of the budgets prepared by these third parties in accordance with Article 16 paragraph 2 and approved by T&D Fund.

  • The T&D Fund is established for an indefinite time and has its registered office in Tilburg.

  • Within the limits of the object of the T&D Fund, the Board is independently authorised to perform all acts and conclude all contracts relating to the T&D Fund.

  • The budget will be made available for inspection at the offices of the T&D Fund until one year after the date on which it was adopted and will be sent on request, subject to payment of the costs involved, to the employers and employees in the sector.