Working Sessions definition

Working Sessions means activities that incur Working Session Expenses as defined in the Travel, Meal and Hospitality Expenses Policy, other than planned corporate events.
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Working Sessions means the sessions with corresponding dates for which Globalscape will be performing any Services to be provided to Customer.
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Working Sessions means office working hours from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm (India time) during Monday to Saturday except on public holidays:
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Examples of Working Sessions in a sentence

  • As part of the annual established calendar for City Council Working Sessions, City Council shall designate one working session in the fall of each calendar year as a joint working session with the DDA.

  • Solicitation Development Working Sessions ● Work alongside customer to provide knowledge transfer on how to write Solicitations with OpenGov Procurement Intake Workflow Solicitation intake process, when working with decentralized sourcing, reviewed to be incorporated within OpenGov Procurement.

  • Supplier Engagement, Evaluation and Award Working Sessions Work alongside customer to provide knowledge transfer on: ● Creating Bids within OpenGov Procurement ● Bid Opening, Tabulation, Evaluations, and Awarding the Project Solicitation Development Solution OpenGov will review Boilerplate or Templates of Solicitation types and Forms provided (4).

  • Task 4.1 Team Working Sessions: R+A will attend and participate in up to two working sessions with the Metro Specific Plan team to discuss and coordinate how the Objective Design Standards may apply to new residential and mixed-use construction within the Specific Plan area.

  • Off-site and other personnel of the Agent are required to attend further Working Sessions as needed to address operating issues and efficiencies.

  • Working Sessions at which Agent’s off-site liaison shall be present will be held with the Board on a quarterly basis.

  • Whole Community / Stakeholder Working Sessions: We will prepare for and conduct interviews/working sessions with key stakeholders from the various departments within the City, along with any subject matter experts identified during the project initiation.