Events and Activities. Should VABC request, a Tocagen representative will participate in at least one VABC presentation annually during the Grant Period (e.g. annual meeting, scientific workshop, etc), which individual shall be designated by Tocagen and reasonably acceptable to VABC.
Events and Activities. 3.18 The Sides may invite each other to participate in meetings and/or other events addressed to authorities responsible for border management and return. Exchange of liaison officers
Events and Activities. The Town and LLT shall work cooperatively on expanding and enhancing the products and service options of the Facilities by offering new and appropriate activities. The Town supports LLT's addition of special events, festivals, activities, tours, and educational programs, and the Town will work with LLT and other Town and LLT partners in facilitating these events. LLT and the Town shall solicit cooperatively "new business" and "new users" for the beach, with the intent to drive additional patronage of the beach in enhancement of local tourism.
Events and Activities. The Ouachita Center may be used for the events and activities that are educational, social, and/or promote civic, community, and economic development. Excluded events/activities include: For-profit organization events and activities that are not sponsored by the College INITIAL
Events and Activities. The scheduling of all Convention events and activities (meetings, entertainment, exhibits, sports events, recreational activities, dances, group excursions, and other activities) shall be by mutual agreement between Host and the Convention & Facilities Chairperson.
Events and Activities. We will make a good faith effort at keeping the other parent informed about events and activities in the child(ren)’s lives such as school programs, scouts, concerts, award ceremonies, plays, sports events. When providing information regarding events and activities to the other parent, we will not assume that the other parent already has that information. We also recognize that it is our individual responsibility to make sure that organizations have our contact information and that we are receiving notifications from them. Child(ren) as Messengers. We agree to not use the child(ren) as messengers between the parents to give or get information, ask questions, or request schedule changes. We will communicate about the child(ren) as set out above. We will not question the child(ren) about the other parent. If we hear anything from the child(ren) that raises a concern about the other parent or that parent’s household, we will not assume it is accurate but will contact the other parent to discuss the issue and decide jointly how to handle the situation if it needs addressing.
Events and Activities. Information on events and activities that may be of common interest will be shared between the two parties.
Events and Activities. We will make a good faith effort at keeping the other parent informed about events and activities in the children’s lives such as school programs, scouts, concerts, award ceremonies, plays, sports events. We also recognize that it is our individual responsibility to make sure that organizations have our contact information and that we are receiving notifications from them. Children as Messengers. We agree to not use the child(ren) as messengers between the parents to give or get information, ask questions or request schedule changes. We will communicate about the children as set out above. We will not question the child(ren) about the other parent. Parent Remarks and Behavior. We agree that our child(ren) have the right to be free of bad comments and behavior by one parent about the other. We agree that we will not badmouth, criticize, roll our eyes, be sarcastic or otherwise disrespectful to the other parent in our children’s presence. We will not let others do this either. The court wants to know what plan is in the child(xxx)’s best interests. The court must decide: (1) how the parents will make decisions about the child(ren), and (2) their living arrangements and schedule. Look at a calendar to figure out when the child(xxx) will be with each parent. For links to many school calendars: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/shc/family/docs/calendars.pdf. For a one-page annual calendar without school dates, go to xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx/. You can attach the annual calendar and/or Weekly Scheduling Chart, SHC-1132 Word | PDF to this Agreement. Decision Making Major Decisions We can communicate and make joint decisions in the child(ren)’s best interests regarding the child(ren)’s education, healthcare, religious training, and other major decisions. When Mother Father either parent is unavailable due to , the other parent may make major decisions independently. When Mother Father either parent doesn’t respond within hours/days, the other parent may make major decisions independently. When we can’t reach agreement after a good faith effort to discuss and communicate with each other, then Mother Father may make major decisions independently. It is difficult for us to make joint decisions regarding our child(ren), so Mother Father will make decisions regarding the child(xxx)’s education, healthcare, religious training, and other major decisions. The decision-making parent must inform the other parent about major decisions affecting the child(ren). Neither...
Events and Activities. In addition to the annual OC Fair, the District holds over one hundred fifty various types of events each year. These events include trade shows, festivals, animal shows, entertainment, sporting events, craft fairs and non- public events such as corporate parties, market research studies and consumer trade shows. The estimated number of patrons per event ranges from 50 to 90,000 in attendance. Attendance varies depending on weather, event and day of the week. A list of the 2018 events has been provided to give potential Contractors an understanding of the scope of work throughout the year (see Attachment A). The District’s event schedule is tentative and subject to change.
Events and Activities. If you wish to hold an event or similar activity you must first seek the approval of Accommodation Services. Disciplinary action may apply if you engage in unapproved events or activities within the residential precinct. Events and activities approved by Accommodation Services must abide by and adhere to the guidelines outlined in the Accommodation Services Event Management Procedures. You should contact Residential Education staff for further information. Events on a Quiet Floor that would create noise in excess of the community norm may be run if the following conditions are met: the event or gathering may only occur on a Friday or Saturday evening (exam period excluded); and more than 50 per cent of the residents on the floor agree to this event.
