GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES Sample Clauses

GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES. 4.1 The Parties will work together in a spirit of partnering in connection with their dealings with each other in respect of the subject matter of this Agreement so that wherever possible the activities of one complement and enhance the activities of the other for the benefit of all residents, businesses and visitors to their respective administrative areas.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES. 2.1 The Councils aim to transform education and the lives of all children and young people across both Boroughs by working in close collaboration. The Councils aim to achieve this by addressing the following issues:  Raising educational standards  Diversity, choice and access  Underperforming schools  Personalised learning  14-19 entitlement  Integrated services  Inclusion  Effective Change ManagementCommunity cohesion  Sustainable schools
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES. 3.1 This clause 3 sets out certain guiding principles and objectives which the Parties agree to apply to their relationship under this Agreement in order to facilitate issues relating to the Principal Contract
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES. 1. The parties to this Agreement acknowledge and commit to the following principles and objectives. We will:
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