Charter Agreement. A Council is the basic unit of active membership in LULAC, a national organization. Each Council must and will be identified by a numerical figure issued when the Council is duly chartered by the LULAC National Board of Directors pursuant to the terms and conditions of this charter agreement and the requirements and procedures set forth in the LULAC Constitution and By-Laws. Once duly chartered, the Council shall have all the rights and powers and will be bound by the limitations and responsibilities as set forth in the LULAC Constitution and By-Laws, and this Agreement. This Agreement becomes a binding contract upon its execution by the contracting parties effective on the date stated above and is renewable annually.
Charter Agreement. PMI formally recognizes and charters the Chapter named herein as an independent, affiliated organization. The following sections outline the responsibilities of the Chapter and PMI to one another. A current copy of this document, copies of the Chapter’s governmental registration documents (including, but not limited to, Articles of Incorporation, or any other documentation from a government body that verifies that the Chapter is incorporated/registered as a legal entity), and its other current governing documents must be submitted to PMI Global Headquarters (GHQ) and maintained in the Chapter’s files there. Documentation may include a copy of the Articles of Incorporation bearing a government seal; a printout of a government web page showing that the organization is registered and showing the government web site address; a letter from a government agency on its own stationery verifying that the organization is registered; or other evidence of incorporation/registration status that is deemed sufficient by the PMI President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in his sole discretion. If the Chapter’s governmental registration documents are changed, a copy of the filed documents shall be forwarded to PMI as soon as possible for retention in PMI’s records. A Chapter may require modifications to this Charter Agreement due to legal requirements in the jurisdiction in which the Chapter is incorporated/registered or due to other circumstances. Any such modifications must be mutually agreed to and shall be included as attachments to this document at the time of execution. It is the responsibility of each Chapter to have adequate legal review prior to the execution of this agreement to ensure that all such modifications are identified prior to execution.
Charter Agreement. The Rappahannock-Rapidan Planning District Commission was organized and exists pursuant to the Charter Agreement made January 1, 1971, by and between the counties of Fauquier, Orange, and Rappahannock, and the Town of Warrenton, all of which are in the state of Virginia, which Agreement implements ARTICLE 2, of CHAPTER 34, of Title 15.1 of the Code of Virginia and as so provided, is a public body corporate and politic with all the powers and duties granted to it by the Virginia Area Development Act.
Charter Agreement. The Bank shall not suffer any loss or liability in acting under this Agreement after BCA’s dissolution, but, prior to receiving directions from successors in interest of a dissolved BCA or prior to receiving notice from BCA of the expiration or termination of said Charter Agreement. As soon as it can conveniently do so after the termination of this Agreement, the Bank, after deducting all authorized costs of administration which have or will accrue through termination, shall pay over and deliver to BCA, to the successors in interest of a dissolved BCA, or to its funding sources upon Charter-Agreement expiration or termination, as the case may be, all unencumbered Securities, including any and all accumulated income, only upon the execution and delivery to it of an appropriate receipt there for therefor and the Bank shall thereafter be relieved from any and all responsibility hereunder.
Charter Agreement. Required for ALL students in Years 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 (2020) Dear Parents / Guardians, As the Bring Your Own Device (BYOx) program expands here at Nambour State College, staff and students have already seen the benefits and all it has to offer: “Students have 24/7 digital access to learning materials so that they learn when and where they want” “Every students has access to an individual learning device that connects them these learning materials” “College is a learning hub that provides students with open connections to other educational providers” Mobile devices include but are not limited to iPads, smart phones and laptops. A copy of the 2020 Student Bring your Own Device (BYOx) Charter can be found on the school website via the Curriculum menu xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xx.xxx.xx. The ANNUAL connection fee = $60 An invoice will be issued at the start of 2020 and you will have until Friday 3rd April, 2020 to complete the attached form and make a payment at the senior campus finance office. If payment is not received by this date the student’s BYO connectivity will be disabled. Any device connected to the Internet though the college network will have web filtering applied. Students are not allowed to “hotspot” their devices to avoid using Education Queensland filtering i.e. if you have a laptop at school it should only be connected to the college WIFI. BYOx devices can be Apple, Android or Windows devices that are wireless capable (5Ghz). The College BYOx Device Program supports printing, filtered internet access, and file access & storage through the department’s network while at school. Students are responsible for the backup of their data, EQ has provided OneDrive to facilitate this. It is up to the classroom teacher when these devices are used. If you require further information about the Bring Your Own Device (BYOx) Device Program contact Xxxx Xxxxx (Head of Department – eLearning) on 54504191 or xxxxx0@xx.xxx.xx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxx Executive Principal Head of Department eLearning Responsibilities of stakeholders involved in the BYOx Device Program: School • BYOx Device Program induction — including information on (but not responsible for) connection, care of device at school, workplace health and safety, appropriate digital citizenship and cyber safety • network connection at school • Internet filtering (when connected via the school’s computer network). • some technical support (connection to wireless only) – the College policy for staff is “HANDS OFF” ...
Charter Agreement. The terms of the Charter Agreement between the Parties applies to this Grant except for the provisions herein that relate specifically to the Grant. Should there be a conflict between any provision of the Charter Agreement and interpretation of this Grant, the Charter provisions will supersede.
Charter Agreement. Exhibit A 2020 application criteria met: 1, 2, 3. Unchanged for 2021. 2020 application criteria partially met or not met: 4, 5. Revised for 2021.
Charter Agreement. This Charter Agreement is a legally binding document and consists of this signed Agreement, the Application, which is incorporated herein by reference, submitted by the Applicant, and all applicable State and Federal statutes, regulations, and rules, as they may be amended from time to time. In addition, incorporated by reference are all SBE rules unless specifically waiver. A copy of the SBE rules may be obtained at the following location: Website: xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxxx.xxx/publicat/code/r277/r277.htm Mail: Utah State Office of Education 000 Xxxx 000 Xxxxx X.X. Xxx 000000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxx, XX 00000-0000 For purposes of interpretation these governing authorities shall be construed consistently but in case of a conflict they shall be given precedence in the following order: first, State and Federal statutes, rules, and regulations; then the SBE rules; then this Agreement; and finally the Applicant’s Application.
Charter Agreement. For the period commencing with the date of this Agreement and continuing through December 31, 2006, the Purchaser agrees to diligently pursue the negotiation and execution of one or more Charter Agreement for one or more of the Vessels with ExxonMobil Global Services Company or any of its Affiliates (an “ExxonMobil Charter”). In the event that the Purchaser is successful in entering into an ExxonMobil Charter on or prior to December 31, 2006, the Purchaser will pay to the Sellers an amount equal to twenty-five percent (25%) of the Net Profit (as defined below) realized from the ExxonMobil Charter (the “Charter Payment”). The Charter Payment shall be calculated on a quarterly basis and shall be payable within 30 days of each such quarter. For purposes of this Section 3.3, the “Net Profit” is equal to (i) the entire amount invoiced by the Purchaser or its Affiliates pursuant to the ExxonMobil Charter, exclusive of Taxes and other government imposed charges, less (ii) the sum of the direct out-of-pocket expenses specifically related to the ExxonMobil Charter incurred by the Purchaser or its Affiliates during the period of time that one or more of the Vessels are being used by ExxonMobil Global Services Company or its Affiliate. The Sellers shall have the right, upon reasonable prior notice to the Purchaser, to audit the ExxonMobil Charter and the books, records, invoices and expense receipts related thereto in order to verify the Purchaser’s calculation of Net Profit. However, if the Purchaser is unable for any reason to enter into the ExxonMobil Charter for any reason on or prior to December 31, 2006, the Purchaser shall have no Liability or obligation to pay the foregoing contingent amount to the Sellers, even if such Charter Agreement is forthcoming after December 31, 2006. For avoidance of doubt, the Purchaser shall control and conduct the negotiations relating to the ExxonMobil Charter and shall determine all terms and conditions of the Charter Agreement in its sole discretion.
