AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Producer shall produce and deliver to the BBC a radio programme or series of programmes, the detail of which is set out in Schedule 2 (“the Programme”), and the BBC shall pay the Licence Fee, in accordance with (i) the terms contained in the Special Terms set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement (“Special Terms”), (ii) the BBC’s General Terms for the Production of Radio Programmes by Independent Producers (November 2015) (a copy of which has been provided to the Producer and which is also published on xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx.xx/commissioning/site/radio-general-terms-2015.pdf) plus its schedules (“the General Terms”), and (iii) the other Schedules to this Agreement.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Producer shall produce and deliver to the BBC a radio programme or series of programmes, the detail of which is set out in Schedule 2 (“the Programme”) and the BBC shall pay the Licence Fee; on the terms contained in the Special Terms set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement (“Special Terms”); and the BBC’s General Terms for the Production of World Service Radio Programmes by Independent Producers (2011), a copy of which has been provided to the Producer and which is also published on xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/commissioning/radio/how-we-work/business-requirements.shtml
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. Within the Contract:-
(a) Agreement between the Parties shall be reached upon receipt of the Order of the Customer, by the Supplier, and where the Order has not deviated from the Offer and shall not be subject to any condition as set out in clause 4.5(b) of this Framework Contract.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Ohio Association of Public School Employees, Local 233, hereinafter referred to as “Union,” and the Ashland City School District, hereinafter referred to as “Board,” agree that the implementation and operation of Civil Service Rules and Regulations will be as follows: The Civil Service Rules and Regulations to be followed in the Ashland City School District will be those contained in Ohio Revised Code Section 124, except where modified by the strict construction of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between OAPSE and the Board.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. The Producer and the BBC have completed their negotiations concerning the commissioning by the BBC from the Producer of the Programme (as defined below) in accordance with the ‘CODE OF PRACTICE ON BBC’S DEALINGS WITH INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS FOR TELEVISION PROGRAMMES COMMISSIONED BY THE BBC’ and the associated ‘BBC Business Framework for the Commissioning of Independent Productions dated 16 October 2013’ (“BBC Terms of Trade”) and now wish to record their agreement in writing.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. 7.1 The Parties recognise that there will be a degree of cross-boundary movement of waste. In light of this the Parties will plan on the basis of net self-sufficiency which assumes that within each waste local plan area the planning authority or authorities will plan for the management of an amount of waste which is equivalent to the amount arising in that plan area. All parties accept that when using this principle to test policy, it may not be possible to meet this requirement in full, particularly for hazardous and other specialist waste streams.
7.2 In keeping with the principle of net self-sufficiency for each area, the Parties will plan on the basis that no provision has to be made in their waste local plans to meet the needs of any other authorities which are basing their waste policies on achieving the principle of net self- sufficiency.
7.4 There may be cases where some waste will not be planned to be managed within a waste plan area because of difficulty in delivering sufficient recovery or disposal capacity. Provision for unmet requirements from other authority areas may be included in a waste local plan, in line with paragraph 182 of the NPPF, but any provision for facilities to accommodate waste from other authorities that cannot or do not intend to achieve net self- sufficiency will be a matter for discussion and agreement between authorities and is outside the terms of this Memorandum.
7.5 The parties note that there may be some kinds of waste that cannot be managed within their own plan area, either in the short term or within the relevant plan period. These may include hazardous wastes and radioactive wastes. Where provision for the management of these wastes will be planned for in a different waste planning authority area, this will need to be considered between the relevant authorities. The Parties will work together in the consideration of how to plan for the implications arising from the management of waste from London and any other authority areas that are not party to this Memorandum.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. This agreement reflects the total agreement between the parties in relation to its objective, therefore the same cancels and leaves without effect any other agreement, covenant or letter of intent which was previously executed in relation to the same objective. This agreement is enforceable in all its terms and conditions to all heirs, assignees and successors of the parties. Both parties agree upon the ratification of this document before a Notary Public and to register it in the Mining Public Registry according to the Mining Law and its Regulations.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. 1.1 The provider will, upon receipt of instruction from the Client by email, facsimile, post or secure web service, use its best endeavors to provide suitable medical Experts and a completed medico-legal report within the timescales laid down by Medco, the CPR and an agreed SLA, and in compliance with the schedules of this agreement.
1.2 The Client will instruct the Provider to acquire independent medical evidence to assist the Claimants represented by the Client in obtaining medical evidence to support their claim in relation to a personal injury they have sustained.
1.3 Where the requested Expert is a GP, the Provider will deliver the service as set out in Schedule 1, table A. Where the requested Expert is an Orthopedic Consultant the Provider will use their best endeavors to deliver the service as set out in Schedule 1, table A. The procurement of Medical records can affect compliance as this process is beyond the control of the Provider.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. 2.1 All public school facilities used for educational purposes and charter schools within the Governmental Unit's jurisdiction will be inspected by the Governmental Unit no less than once during this Agreement.
2.2 All public school facilities and charter schools within the Governmental Unit's jurisdiction will be inspected and enforced in accordance with the requirements of the Minnesota State Fire Code ("MSFC") and MSFC Code interpretations of the State Fire Marshal. MSFC Code interpretations are available to the Governmental Unit on the State's web page, xxxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/divisions/sfm/fire-code/Pages/default.aspx.
2.3 All Governmental Unit inspectors employed for the purpose of this Agreement are required to successfully complete the State Fire Marshal's Fire Code update training, including public school code requirements, and are also required to sustain current knowledge of all State Fire Code requirements for public schools.
2.4 The State Fire Marshal will provide the required and necessary training for the Governmental Unit's fire department personnel contracting to conduct public school and charter school inspections.
2.5 Copies of the school inspection reports completed by the Governmental Unit must be submitted to the State Fire Marshal and the governing school board(s) within thirty (30) calendar days following inspection. Submission of the reports by the Governmental Unit will be made in PDF format to the following State Fire Marshal electronic mailbox: xx.xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx.
2.6 All variances to the fire code orders must be approved in writing by the State Fire Marshal.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. 2.1 The Governmental Unit will provide individuals to coordinate and instruct training courses in one or more of the following classes: “Standardized Field Sobriety Testing” (“SFST”), “Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement” (“ARIDE”), and “DWI-SFST Updates” (“Update”). The Governmental Unit will instruct the class(es) following authorization by the State’s Authorized Representative. Each participating instructor provided by the Governmental Unit must: 1) be licensed as a Peace Officer as defined by the Minnesota Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (“POST Board”); 2) be recognized by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”) as recognized instructors trained under the auspices of the Office of Minnesota SFST-DRE Coordinator; 3) be in good standing with the Governmental Unit and have consistently maintained positive course critiques and evaluations from prior instruction; and 4) adhere to the State of Minnesota’s standards for SFST training which is incorporated into this Agreement by reference. The Governmental Unit will submit to the State’s Authorized Representative the following items within ten (10) calendar days after completion of any class: Invoice for the participating instructor identifying the date(s) and hours worked and the overtime rate of pay including fringe benefits; Roster of all class attendees; Completed written examinations; Course evaluations and critiques; Alcohol workshop logs (when applicable); and Waiver of claims (when applicable). The Governmental Unit shall not subcontract any work, duties or tasks pursuant to this Agreement.
2.2 The State will identify the class(es) to be taught by the Governmental Unit in sufficient time for participating instructors to properly prepare, schedule and coordinate instruction.
2.3 The State and Governmental Unit mutually agree: 1) participating instructors under this Agreement are employees of the Governmental Unit and are not employees of the State or Federal government; and 2) the Governmental Unit will not be paid, i.e. reimbursed, for courses sponsored by the Governmental Unit.
