Background covered. Beneficiaries may define the background needed for the purposes of the project in a written agreement and, where appropriate, may agree to exclude specific background9.
Background covered. 9.1.1 The Parties shall identify in the Attachment 1 the Background to which they are ready to grant Access Rights, subject to the provisions of this Consortium Agreement and the EC-GA. Such identification may be done by e.g. - subject matter and possibly in addition by - naming a specific department of a Party
Background covered. In accordance with and subject to the provisions of the EC-GA, any Party may enter in Attachment 1 any specific Background excluded from the obligation to grant Access Rights in accordance with the provisions of this Consortium Agreement. All other Background except that listed in Attachment 1 shall be available for the granting of Access Rights in accordance with the provisions of this Consortium Agreement.
Background covered. The Parties shall identify in the Attachment 1 the Background to which they are ready to grant Access Rights, subject to the provisions of this Consortium Agreement and the Grant Agreement. Such identification may be done by e.g. - naming a specific department of a Party - and/or by subject matter. The owning Party may add further Background to Attachment 1 during the Project by written notice. However, only the Steering Committee can permit a Party to withdraw any of its Background from Attachment 1. The Parties agree that all Background not listed in Attachment 1 shall be explicitly excluded from Access Rights. They agree, however, to negotiate in good faith additions to Attachment 1 if a Party asks them to do so and those are needed. For the avoidance of doubt, the owner is under no obligation to agree to additions of his Background to Attachment 1. In addition, if a Party wishes to exclude specific Background, it shall list such Background in the Attachment 2. The owning Party may withdraw any of its Background from Attachment 2 during the Project by written notice. However, only the Steering Committee can permit a Party to add Background to Attachment 2.
Background covered. In accordance with and subject to the provisions of the Contract, any Party may enter in Attachment 2 any specific Background excluded from the obligation to grant Access Rights in accordance with the provisions of this Partnership Agreement. All other Background except that listed in Attachment 2 shall be available for the granting of Access Rights in accordance with the provisions of this Partnership Agreement.
Background covered. The beneficiary may define the background needed for the purposes of the project and, where appropriate, may exclude specific background10.
Background covered. The Parties shall identify in Attachment 1 the Background to which they are ready to grant Access Rights, subject to the provisions of this Consortium Agreement and the Grant Agreement. Such identification may be done by e.g. - naming a specific department of a Party - and/or by subject matter. Any Party may add further Background to which it is entitled to grant Access Rights to Attachment 1 during the Project by written notice to the Coordinator. The Coordinator shall notify the other Parties, and shall propose that the change be adopted as an amendment to the Consortium Agreement. However, only the Supervisory Board can permit a Party to withdraw any of its Background from Attachment 1 The Parties agree that all Background not listed in Attachment 1shall be explicitly excluded from the obligation to grant Access Rights. They agree, however, to negotiate in good faith additions to Attachment 1if a Party asks them to do so and those are Needed. For the avoidance of doubt, the owner is under no obligation to agree to additions of his Background to Attachment 1. In addition, if a Party wishes to exclude specific Background, it shall list such Background in Attachment 2. The owning Party may withdraw any of its Background from Attachment 2 during the Project by written notice to the Coordinator. The Coordinator shall notify the other partners, and shall propose that the change be adopted as an amendment to the Consortium Agreement. However, only the Supervisory Board can permit a Party to add Background to Attachment 2.
Background covered. 9.1.1 In Attachment 1, the Parties have identified and agreed on the Background that shall be included for the Specific Grant Agreements under the Project and have also, where relevant, informed each other that Access Rights to specific Background is subject to legal restrictions or limits. In Attachment 2, the Parties have identified and agreed on the Background that shall be excluded from the Specific Grant Agreements under the Project and have also, where relevant, informed each other that Access Rights to specific Background that is explicitly excluded is subject to legal restrictions or limits. Each Party may choose whether to identify its Background in Attachment 1 and/or Attachment 2. Each Party may propose, during the term of the Project and not later than within the duration of the Specific Grant Agreement it participates in to add into Attachment 1 and/or Attachment 2 a reference to any of its Background not yet so listed. Anything that is not identified in Attachment 1 or that is excluded in Attachment 2 shall not be the object of Access Rights obligations regarding Background.
Background covered. 9.1.1 The Parties shall identify in the [Attachment 1] the Background to which they shall grant Access Rights, and may update the Attachment 1 during the term of this ITD Consortium Agreement.
Background covered. In Attachment 1, the Parties have identified and agreed on the Background for the Project and have also, where relevant, informed each other that Access to specific Background is subject to legal restrictions or limits. Anything not identified in Attachment 1 shall not be the object of Access Right obligations regarding Background. The Parties agree, however, to negotiate in good faith additions to Attachment 1 if a Party asks them to do so and those are Needed. For the avoidance of doubt, the owning Party is under no obligation to agree to additions of its Background to Attachment 1. Any Party can propose to the General Assembly to delete its Background in Attachment 1.
