Background and Definitions. AAF established the Addison Community Garden (“Community Garden”), in cooperation with the Town of Addison, to provide Addison residents an opportunity to garden in an urban community setting. The secondary purpose is to encourage 20 percent of garden production be donated to the Metrocrest Services Food Bank.
Background and Definitions. 1.1 The EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (the “GDPR”) requires a written agreement between a controller and a processor in order to allow the processing of Personal Data by the processor on behalf of the controller. For this reason, the parties have entered into this DPA as of the effective date of the Agreement.
Background and Definitions. This Memorandum of Understanding (the Memorandum) documents the agreement between the Northern Ireland Authority for Utility Regulation (the Regulator) and the Department for Regional Development (the Department) with regard to their functions set out in the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 (the Order) for regulating water and sewerage service undertakers.
Background and Definitions. The subject matter of this Agreement is the Series A through F Plan Warrants issued in accordance with the Plan (the “Plan Warrants”) for each of the companies on the listing attached hereto as Exhibit A and their successors (each such entity hereinafter an “Issuer” or jointly “Issuers”).
Background and Definitions. The Parties acknowledge the following background related to this Agreement:
a. On January 10, 2023, Governor Xxxxx declared a homelessness state of emergency in response to the 80% rise in unsheltered homelessness in emergency areas since 2017. The Governor directed state agencies to prioritize efforts to reduce homelessness and established a statewide housing production advisory council. Through the passage of House Bill 5019 (2023) by the Oregon Legislative Assembly, resources were delivered to local emergency response regional planning bodies, including Continuums of Care (“CoC”) within the areas that were included within the emergency declaration as determined by Agency. CoCs were required to complete and submit for approval of a Community Plan that outlines the specific strategies and commitments to accomplish the goals (“the Plan”). Although CoCs will not be held to the specific goals and milestones within their Plan, it will still be used as a framework. Agency supported such communities in deploying these funds, including but not limited to support pursuant to this Agreement, in a coordinated effort to accomplish the following objectives:
i. Prevent homelessness for 8,750 households statewide;
ii. Increase shelter capacity, quality, and utilization in emergency areas by 600 beds; and
iii. Rehouse at least 1,200 households experiencing unsheltered homelessness in emergency areas. OHCS deployed, and ORS 190 ENTITY received Grant Funds pursuant to a Homelessness Emergency Response Program designed to accomplish the above objectives (the “Program”).
b. Additionally, OHCS has received and deployed to ORS 190 ENTITY funding from Senate Bill (SB) 5511 to continue to build upon the initial investments made from House Bill (HB) 5019 (2023) to ensure that shelters, outreach positions and other Program related functions continue to receive funding are. SB 5511 provides for continuity of operations by funding services related to the following aspects of the Plan:
i. Operational costs of maintaining shelter beds created utilizing HB 5019 funding;
ii. The Costs related to maintaining landlord engagement and supports; as well as services related to block leasing arrangements to help maintain unit access for people rehoused through HB 5019; and
iii. Costs to maintain local service provider staffing related to outreach and navigation to shelter.
c. All references to “days” in this Agreement shall mean calendar days.
Background and Definitions. Ymabs and Institution have entered into an Exclusive License Agreement dated as of August 20, 2015 (the “License Agreement”) pursuant to which, among other things, (i) Ymabs has obtained exclusive license rights to the Licensed Products (as defined in the License Agreement) and (ii) Institution has agreed to transfer clinical data and databases, regulatory files and other Licensed Know-How to Ymabs and Ymabs’s designees. Capitalized terms used, but not defined in this Agreement, are used as defined in the License Agreement.
Background and Definitions. At the University of Louisville collaborative relationships generally fall into three categories: Consortial Degrees, Affiliation agreements, or Academic Partnerships. Whether the relationship between or among institutions is called an agreement, a memorandum of understanding (MOU), an affiliation, a partnership, a collaboration, or some other term is not significant from a SACSCOC policy perspective. What matters is whether or not an academic award results from the relationship. The SACSCOC policy focuses on agreements involving joint and dual academic awards. This includes agreements involving the awarding of academic completion awards (e.g., certificates, diplomas, or degrees) (a.k.a. “award”). If the relationship results in a dual award or joint award it must meet the requirements of the SACSCOC policy. Agreements with non-SACSCOC accredited schools or partners must include a SACSCOC Disclaimer Statement. See the SACSCOC policy at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/pdf/JointDualAwards.pdf The University of Louisville (UofL) is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, bachelor's, master's, specialists, doctoral, and professional degrees. [Name of partner institution] is not accredited by SACS Commission on Colleges and the accreditation of UofL does not extend to or include [name of partner institution] or its students. Further, although UofL agrees to accept certain course work from [name of partner institution] to be applied toward an award from UofL, that course work may not be accepted by other colleges or universities in transfer, even if it appears on a transcript from UofL. The decision to accept course work in transfer from any institution is made by the institution considering the acceptance of credits or course work.
1. Dual award – An agreement by 2 or more institutions whereby students study at 2 or more institutions and each institution grants a separate academic award bearing only its name, seal, and signature.
2. Joint award –An agreement by 2 or more institutions whereby students study at 2 or more institutions and the institutions grant a single academic award bearing the names, seals, and signatures of each of the participating institutions. Consortial degree agreements must address the requirements of the SACSCOC policy. Affiliation agreements for out-of-state placements will be subject to the State Authorization rules of that location. Academic Partnership agreements with a consort...
Background and Definitions. This Code of Practice aims to provide a consistent transparent and non-discriminatory framework to facilitate customers in debt to switch suppliers. The Code of Practice also proposes arrangements for the disclosure of information between the Existing Registered User and the Proposing User where the customer is considered to have an outstanding debt with the Existing Registered User. In this Code of Practice, unless the context otherwise requires the following capitalised words and phrases have the following meaning:
Background and Definitions. 1. 背景と定義。
Background and Definitions. 1.1 The Customer (“you”/”your”) (as defined in the Quote/Order Form and Agreement Summary) wishes to take a licence from FACE-Ed Ltd (“FACE-Ed”/”we”/”our”/”us”) to use the Services as identified in the Quote/Order Form (the “Services”) and FACE-Ed wishes to provide such Services to the Customer in accordance with the Terms of the Agreement (as defined in clause 1.3 below).
