Agreement in Principle. A copy of the agreement in principle is enclosed. Your attention is drawn to –
Agreement in Principle. This MOU sets forth an agreement in principle among the undersigned concerning the terms and conditions of Federal assistance to be provided by the Department for the transportation projects described herein. This MOU represents solely the intent of the parties (including, without limitation, the intent of the Department to allocate funds as set forth in Section 4(a) below), and no party shall be legally bound hereby. Any agreement between the Department and the Urban Partner concerning funding of the transportation projects described herein shall be set forth in a grant agreement (or a series of grant agreements) (the “Grant Agreements”) to be negotiated and executed by the parties to this MOU. The Department reserves the right, in its discretion, not to fund the transportation projects (or any part thereof) described in this MOU or otherwise set forth in the application filed by the Urban Partner to the Urban Partnership Program.
Agreement in Principle. This Agreement in Principle (also referred to as “Agreement” hereafter) reflects: • the current understanding and intentions of Canada, British Columbia and UBCM; • the understanding that the Parties intend to execute a legally binding final contribution agreement once that agreement is finalized as promptly as possible; • that all Parties, as appropriate, will need to refer such finalized agreement to their respective authorities for review, approval and mandate to sign a final legally binding contribution agreement; • that Parliamentary approval will be required before funding is available and may be disbursed; and, • that nothing in this Agreement precludes the Parties from including additional elements to a final contribution agreement. The Parties agree that in the case of a discrepancy between this section and any other portion of this Agreement, this section shall prevail.
Agreement in Principle. Except for Paragraph 1 hereof, this Agreement is only a conceptual overview of the recapitalization of Malibu and the other matters discussed herein. Additional reasonable details regarding such transactions (consistent with the terms of this Agreement) will be agreed upon by the parties and reflected in the final documentation. Executed as of the date first above written. NOMURA ASSET CAPITAL CORPORATION By: /s/ STUAXX XXXXX ----------------------------- Name: Stuaxx Xxxxx Title: Director
Agreement in Principle. This MOU sets forth an agreement in principle among the undersigned concerning the terms and conditions of Federal assistance to be provided by the Department for the transportation projects described herein. This MOU represents solely the intent of the parties (including, without limitation, the intent of the Department to allocate funds as set forth in Section 4(a) below), and no party shall be legally bound hereby. Any agreement between the Department and the Urban Partner concerning funding of the transportation projects described herein shall be set forth in a grant agreement (or a
Agreement in Principle. The terms of this Letter shall govern the relationship between the parties in conjunction with a formal promissory note agreement. It is intended that this agreement will be considered a valid and legal document which shall be binding upon all the parties to this contract.
Agreement in Principle. The Employer agrees to take all reasonable steps so that an employee shall not lose employment because of a change in procedure or type of service offered, or because of technological change. Every reasonable effort will be made by the Employer to utilize normal turnover of employees, to the extent that it arises during the period in which changes occur, to absorb employees displaced because of such change or changes. However, when necessary to reduce staff, it will be done as outlined in Article 13 of this Agreement. The Employer will notify the union at least three (3) months in advance of a projected technological change. An employee who is laid off due to technological change will receive three (3) month’s notice of layoff or three (3) month’s severance pay in lieu thereof.
Agreement in Principle. 2.1 Maungaharuru-Tangitu Incorporated and the Crown agree –
2.1.1 that, in principle, the nature and scope of the deed of settlement is to be as provided in this agreement in principle;
2.1.2 to undertake best endeavours to complete the work to deed of settlement within 18 months of signing of this agreement of principle;
2.1.3 that the deed of settlement is to be signed by or on behalf of the Hapū and the Crown; and
2.1.4 that redress in this agreement in principle is subject, where relevant, to the resolution of overlapping claims to the Crown’s satisfaction.
Agreement in Principle. To avoid the burdens and expenses of further investigation and potential enforcement action, DOJ and KCSO (the “Parties”) commit to continue working together in good faith to reach a Memorandum of Agreement to resolve the allegations set forth in this matter. This Agreement in Principle reflects the Parties’ commitment to finalizing the Memorandum of Agreement.
Agreement in Principle. In April 2015, a qui tam civil lawsuit entitled United States ex rel. Xxxxx v. Berkeley HeartLab, Inc., et al., filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina, was unsealed. The complaint alleges that certain alleged business practices of the defendants violate the False Claims Act, and seeks monetary relief. The United States has intervened as a plaintiff as to Berkeley HeartLab, Inc., a subsidiary of the Company and filed a complaint in intervention; the United States did not intervene as a plaintiff as to Quest Diagnostics Incorporated. The parties have reached an agreement in principle to resolve these matters, subject to further negotiation of terms and conditions and governmental sign-offs. In order to most efficiently and effectively finalize the settlement agreement, the parties have agreed to stay the filing of certain pleadings and their respective discovery requests associated with these matters.
