Working Groups definition

Working Groups means groups appointed by Council to undertake a specific task or project which are not Commissions.

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Working Groups means the Local Traffic and Transport Working Groups, the Parish Councils, the Rights of Way Working Group and the Community Safety Working Group.

Working Groups has the meaning given in Schedule 17;

Examples of Working Groups in a sentence

Committees and Working Groups may meet in person or via teleconference, video conference, or the like.
The Alliance Directors may attend all meetings of the Committees and Working Groups contemplated herein as non-voting participants.
Specifically, the Parties shall not share or discuss, and the safeguards implemented by the Committees and its Working Groups shall be designated to prevent the disclosure of, any non-public, competitively sensitive information regarding their respective independent product portfolios, clinical programs, commercial strategies or any other products or programs that fall outside the scope of this Agreement.
In accordance with Applicable Laws, the Committees and its Working Groups shall implement appropriate safeguards to ensure that the exchange of information under this ARTICLE 8, including information related to pricing and pricing strategy, is strictly limited to what is reasonably necessary for the Development and Commercialization of the Compounds and Products under this Agreement.

More Definitions of Working Groups

Working Groups means the groups established and organized in accordance with these

Working Groups means all of these groups.

Working Groups means working groups for Association initiatives as defined in Article VI (1).

Working Groups means the groups established and organized in accordance with the Operating Procedures to develop Material and perform such other tasks as appointed by the Board.

Working Groups means working groups established from time to time by CTHS which are further detailed on the Website.

Working Groups are those groups constituted to drive action on either Priority Projects or the functional Enablers, made up of members who are working at an active role on specific tasks as described in Schedule C of this agreement.

Working Groups means the governance structure established to make strategic and policy recommendations to the National Executive Committee or Provincial Executive Committee, as the case may be.