Defining solidarity Sample Clauses

Defining solidarity. In order to better understand and fully comply with the requirements of the objectives of the above presented policies, BALERIA Solidarity Manual users should be fully aware of the essence of two important concepts, which are in the spirit of BALERIA project defined below:
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