Principles of Agreement Clause Examples

Principles of Agreement. Subject to section 7.05 hereof, where the parties agree to enter into an agreement pursuant to section 7.01, the following principles will be applicable to such an agreement:

Principles of Agreement. Subject to section 7.05 hereof, where the parties agree to enter into an agreement pursuant to section 7.01, the following principles will be applicable to such an agreement: (a) Where only one side of a Provincial Road is immediately adjacent to an Entitlement Reserve, it will not normally be transferred. (b) Where a Provincial Road is bounded on both sides by a Reserve and/or an Entitlement Reserve and will be used primarily to provide access to locations within an Entitlement Reserve or Entitlement Land, Saskatchewan will, upon request, transfer administration and control of that portion of the Provincial Road to Canada to be set apart as an Entitlement Reserve provided: (i) there is an agreement outlining the compensation, if any, to be paid to Saskatchewan by the Band in respect of such portion of the Provincial Road; (ii) where necessary, an arrangement has also been made (pursuant to applicable federal legislation where necessary) to ensure a continued right of public passage in respect of such Provincial Road. (c) Where an Undeveloped Road Allowance is bounded on both sides by Reserve and/or Entitlement Reserve Land, Saskatchewan shall, upon request and without compensation, transfer the administration and control of Undeveloped Road Allowances to Canada to be set apart as an Entitlement Reserve on the following conditions: (i) that if Saskatchewan requests the return of any such Undeveloped Road Allowance for use by the general public as a road, or for a transmission line, distribution line or similar facility on behalf of a Public Utility Company, the Undeveloped Road Allowance, or such interest in it as is necessary to enable Saskatchewan to fulfill any such purpose, shall be returned to Saskatchewan without compensation and the Band agrees that, upon Canada's request, it will promptly provide its consent; (ii) where a re-transfer of any Undeveloped Road Allowance referred to in subsection (c)(i) above cannot be complied with because Improvements have been placed on all or a portion of the Undeveloped Road Allowance, or are located immediately adjacent thereto, and the said Improvements cannot easily be relocated, the Band agrees that alternate Land suitable for the requirements of Saskatchewan shall be provided to Saskatchewan and that such alternate Land shall, with the Governor-In-Council's consent if required, be transferred to Saskatchewan without compensation and the Band agrees that, upon Canada's request, it will promptly provide its con...

Principles of Agreement. The Parties have agreed that implementing a Department wide physical fitness program and culture will require different strategies tailored to Officers in various career phases, and a transition period in order to facilitate the necessary changes and expectations for the program to work and achieve support. The Parties agree that a combination of these components are necessary: (1) Appropriate standards based on actual biometric studies of job tasks, and taking into account factors such as an Officer’s rank, assignment and duties. (2) Incentives for physical improvement and conditioning. (3) A process for application and enforcement which is objective, fair and provides for an appeal. (4) Identification of a category of Officers exempted from the mandatory fitness standards.

Principles of Agreement. ▇▇ and LC confirm the following to assure equal treatment of university/college and transfer students. 1. This agreement applies to LC students who are scheduled to and/or have completed an RN-TO-BSN Degree – Nursing. 2. Program requirements for MSN in Nursing shall be the sole responsibility of HU. 3. HU exclusively controls its respective academic programs. Nothing contained in this Agreement or any subsequent formal agreement is, or intended to be, delegation of that control. HU has sole authority over all final decisions regarding its program structure, delivery method, and course content; selection, retention, supervision, credentialing, evaluation, and termination of faculty; its admission, registration, discipline, termination, and assessment of students; its calculation and award of prior learning credit; evaluation of student progress; and the awarding and recording of credit independently including the issuance of any HU degree. LC has exclusive control over its respective educational and training programs. Nothing contained in this Agreement or any subsequent formal agreement is, or intended to be, a delegation of that control. LC has sole authority over all final decisions regarding its program structure, delivery method, and course content; selection, retention, supervision, evaluation, and termination of faculty; its admission, registration, discipline, termination, and assessment of students; evaluation of student progress; and the awarding and recording of credit independently, including the issuance of any LC certificates of completion for advanced studies. 4. LC Students who follow the prescribed HU graduate degree requirements and are scheduled to and/or have earned an RN-TO-BSN Degree may be admitted to HU. 5. Beginning with LC graduates of the RN-TO-BSN Degree in spring 2020 semester, will receive the LC Nursing Students Scholarship/HU Online Rate (currently at $600 per semester hour, part-time and full time but is subject to possible increase if HU raises its credit cost for all graduate students). For academic purposes, a graduate student taking 6 or more credits is considered full- time. 6. A completed application and interview with a HU Admissions Counselor is required prior to final acceptance. HU will waive its application processing fee. 7. All students must be in good-standing according to HU policy at time of admission. 8. When program requirements change at HU, LC students who already submitted a letter of intent to enroll at...

Principles of Agreement a. The parties agree that the primary purposes of this Agreement are to (i) ensure that the District, as defined in the BID, continues to receive the type, level, quality, and frequency of City services subsequent to the establishment of the BID as it would otherwise receive if the BID were not established (“Basic City Services”), and (ii) describe the relationship and mutual responsibilities of the City and CDA. The City understands that providing the Work described in this Agreement is critical to the success of the BID. CDA understands that the City is relying on CDA to perform the functions called for under this Agreement in fulfillment of the Improvement Plan, in furtherance of an important public purpose, and in the public interest. b. The parties agree that the success of the BID depends on the strength of the partnership between the City and CDA. The City and CDA agree to cooperate in the implementation and management of the BID, and to take all actions reasonably necessary to facilitate the operation of the BID. c. The parties recognize that this Agreement cannot resolve all issues arising out of the establishment of the BID and the implementation of the Improvement Plan. Accordingly, the City and CDA agree to take such other actions as may be necessary or desirable to accomplish the purposes and intent of the BID. d. The City and CDA shall strive to cultivate a partnership that: i. Features transparency with regard to roles and expectations; ii. Is built on foundations of trust, respect, and an understanding of one another’s unique strengths; iii. Identifies mutual goals and opportunities for collaborative problem solving; and iv. Enables each party to remain proactively involved in projects and initiatives that impact downtown. e. The parties shall responsively communicate and coordinate on an as needed basis to enable the parties to speak with one voice and remain in lockstep on key issues related to the District and shall consult one another during the ideation and decision making processes on major projects related to the District.

Principles of Agreement. The first construction package of the Project will extend Lincoln Avenue across Market Street (State Route 183) for site access and circulation, construct and improve surface parking lots, install bicycle lockers and bicycle racks, and designate loading berths for Monterey-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Transit (MST) and intercity buses. TAMC, as the Lead Agency under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), certified the final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) on August 23, 2006, and adopted an Addendum to the EIR on August 28, 2013, which EIR and Addendum to the EIR contemplate the actions described herein. Concurrent with the Project, the CITY is relocating the main storm drain from Station Place into the new alignment of Lincoln Avenue. CITY is in the process of finalizing design in preparation for entering into appropriate contracts to perform the storm drain relocation. As part of the Project, TAMC will be required to relocate certain storm drains that will flow into the CITY’s relocated mainline storm drain underneath Market Street and Lincoln Avenue, as shown on Exhibit A (hereinafter, the “TAMC storm drain relocation”). In order to facilitate the prompt and economical relocation of such storm drains, and to operate under a single Caltrans encroachment permit, TAMC and CITY agree that it is in the best interests of the parties and the public that CITY perform the TAMC storm drain relocation required by the Project, and that TAMC reimburse CITY for such work. The total cost of the storm drain relocation required by the Project is expected not to exceed Eighty-Nine Thousand, Three Hundred and Fifteen Dollars ($89,315), as shown in Exhibit B, “Budget”, based on plans reviewed by both TAMC and CITY, and the parties agree that TAMC shall reimburse CITY for the full cost of the TAMC storm drain relocation. CITY shall include the TAMC storm drain relocation, as reviewed and approved by TAMC and CITY, in the scope of work with the CITY’s contractor. CITY shall be responsible for the selection, negotiation and implementation of the storm drain relocation contract; TAMC agrees only to provide reimbursement for costs associated with the Project. CITY shall not approve change orders relative to the TAMC storm drain relocation without written approval by TAMC.

Principles of Agreement. MEAA, LPA and all Parties to this Recording Agreement (COVID-19) 2020 (“Agreement”) agree to the following Principles relevant to the recording and streaming of live theatre or streaming/transmission/broadcasting of archival footage: The right to record and stream a live theatre production or stream/transmit/broadcast archival footage already recorded is, and always will be, subject to agreement between the producer/theatre company and the cast. For the avoidance of doubt, unless expressly stated, nothing in this Agreement shall derogate from or replace existing agreements between producers, organisations and performers in regard to recordings or relevant performances. All cast members appearing in a relevant recording must agree to the streaming or broadcast of any recording – be it an archival recording or a live theatre recording made for this purpose (herein collectively referred to as “the Recording”). All cast have the right to view any recording prior to agreeing to its use for streaming or for any agreed broadcast and Producers will employ their best efforts to provide cast that opportunity. Producers will provide MEAA with a cast list prior to release of the recording. It is accepted by all parties that this Agreement is only to be used during the COVID-19 crisis which has forced the widespread closure of live theatre, and that this, or any similar, agreement is made on a non-precedential basis. All employee/performer entitlements arising from their contracts for the live production being recorded or streamed/broadcast must be paid prior to the exercising of this Agreement. A recording will only be used by the Parties for its intended use. It is the intention of the Parties to do their best to limit the use of any recorded material (or any related still images) to only that which is intended by the Agreement. This includes limiting the viewer’s ability to record, download or share the footage and being responsible for removing it from all websites. Any royalties or payments due to be made to any crew, musicians and designers involved in the recording should be paid pursuant to the appropriate rate for a live recording as per the employees relevant Enterprise Bargaining Agreement or the Live Performance Award 2010. The footage used in a Recording is not intended to be used for promotion during or after the COVID-19 crisis. Any material to be used for promotion would need to be outlined and agreed by the relevant parties in a separate agreement. Any...

Principles of Agreement. Co-operative Activity Australia’s Golden Outback(AGO) will: The Visitor Centres will: 1. Recognition a) Recognise the Visitor Centre as Level 2 accredited according to the criteria set out in the Australian Tourism Accreditation Program (ATAP) for Visitor Centres under the Tourism Council of Western Australia (TCWA) accreditation process. b) Recognise brand awareness of the italic “i” through targeted marketing activities under the TCWA and Visitor Centre WA. (VCWA) Golden I Visitor Centre criteria c) Recognise the Visitor Centres’ use of the Quality Tourism Accredited Business (QTAB) brand mark as an Accredited Tourism Business. d) Recognise the role the Visitor Centre plays in the promotion of the AGO region as a whole. a) Recognise AGO as the peak regional tourism organisation marketing and developing the region. b) Promote the use of AGO logo in co- operative promotional activities.

Principles of Agreement. A. The Parties mutually agree to: 1. Work together to ensure consistency and coordination in the development and preparation of a SEPA document. 2. Work together to ensure involvement of other state and federal agencies, local governments and agencies, Indian tribes, non-governmental organizations, and other interested parties of benefit to the process of developing and preparing a SEPA document. 3. Work together in apprising each other, as far in advance as possible, of any related actions or problems that might affect the environmental analyses and documentation process or that might affect either of the Parties.