Co-Management. In co-managed situations (e.g., where you have designated other vendors or personnel, or “Co- Managed Providers,” to provide you with services that overlap or conflict with the Services provided or facilitated by us), we will endeavor to implement the Services in an efficient and effective manner; however, (a) we will not be responsible for the acts or omissions of Co-Managed Providers, or the remediation of any problems, errors, or downtime associated with those acts or omissions, and (b) in the event that a Co-Managed Provider’s determination on an issue differs from our position on a Service-related matter, we will yield to the Co-Managed Provider’s determination and bring that situation to your attention.
Co-Management. In co-managed situations (e.g., where you have designated other vendors or personnel, or “Co- Managed Providers,” to provide you with services that overlap or conflict with the Services provided or facilitated by us), we will endeavor to implement the Services in an efficient and effective manner; however, (a) we will not be responsible for the acts or omissions of Co-Managed Providers, or the remediation of any problems, errors, or downtime associated with those acts or omissions, and (b) in the event that a Co-Managed Provider’s determination on an issue differs from our position on a Service-related matter, we will yield to the Co-Managed Provider’s determination and bring that situation to your attention. In co-managed situations, Client hereby agrees to indemnify and hold us harmless from and against any and all Environment-related issues, errors, downtime, exploitations, and/or vulnerabilities (collectively, “Environment Issues”), as well as any damages, expenses, costs, fees, charges, occurrences, obligations, claims, and causes of action arising from Environment Issues, where the Environment Issues cannot directly and unambiguously be traced back to any wrongdoing by ComTech.
Co-Management. In order to reduce operating and administrative expenses, while at the same time permitting greater diversification of investments, the board of directors of the Management Company may decide that the assets of one or more Sub-Funds are co-managed entirely or in part with assets belonging to other Sub- Funds or other Luxembourg-domiciled UCIs. Below, the term "co-managed entities" will refer globally to the Sub-Funds of the Fund and all other entities with which a co-management arrangement exists and the term "co-managed assets" will refer to all the assets belonging to the same co-managed entity on the basis of the same co-management arrangement. With regard to “co-management”, the Management Company may take, for each co-managed entity, investment, disinvestment or portfolio adjustment decisions that will affect the composition of the portfolios of the individual Sub-Funds. Each co-managed entity will own a portion of the total co- managed assets corresponding to the proportion of its net assets in relation to the total value of the co- managed assets. This proportional holding shall be applicable to each and every line of portfolios held or acquired under co-management. In the case of investment and disinvestment decisions, these proportions shall not be affected, and additional investments shall be allotted to the co-managed entities in the same proportions, and assets sold shall be levied proportionately on the co-managed assets held by each co-managed entity. In the case of new subscriptions in one of the co-managed entities, subscription proceeds will be allotted to the co-managed entities in accordance with the modified proportions resulting from the increase in the net assets of the co-managed entity that has benefited from the subscriptions, and all portfolio lines will be modified by transfer of assets from one co-managed entity to the other for adjustment of the modified proportions. Similarly, in the case of redemptions in one of the co-managed entities, the cash required may be taken from the cash held by the co-managed entities according to the modified proportions resulting from the reduction of the net assets of the co-managed entity to which the redemptions refer and, in such case, all lines of investment will be adjusted to the modified proportions. Unit Holders should be aware that, in the absence of any specific action by the competent entities of the Fund, as a result of the co-management arrangement, the composition of the assets of ...
Co-Management. BC Housing may appoint a manager to work with and supervise the Society in operating the Development and in curing the Default, in order to:
2.4.1 improve the Society’s management of the Development and return operation of the Development to the Society at some future date; and
2.4.2 provide education, training and other necessary resources to the Society to cure the Default.
Co-Management. In co-managed situations (e.g., where you have designated other vendors or personnel, or “Co-Managed Providers,” to provide you with services that overlap or conflict with the Services provided or facilitated by us), we will endeavor to implement the Services in an efficient and effective manner; however,
(a) we will not be responsible for the acts or omissions of Co-Managed Providers, or the remediation of any problems, errors, or downtime associated with those acts or omissions, and (b) in the event that a Co- Managed Provider’s determination on an issue differs from our position on a Service-related matter, we will yield to the Co-Managed Provider’s determination and bring that situation to your attention. If, however, a Co-Managed Provider’s services materially interfere with or prevent us from providing our Services in an efficient or effective manner, then we will have the right, upon providing you with no less than ten (10) days notice, to either terminate the applicable Services for Cause or, in our discretion, eliminate the conflicted Services from the scope of Services and adjust our invoices to reflect same.
Co-Management. It is anticipated that through its early stages, SSA will be con-managed by X.X. Xxxxxxx and X. X. Xxxxxx to achieve the overall objectives of Marathon and Ashland for MAP. During such stages, it is anticipated that Xxxxxx’ emphasis will be on SSA operations and Yammine’s on SSA financial and other support functions, but they will share responsibility for managing SSA, ensuring that best practices guide the integration process in the manner and on the timetable described in this protocol, and ensuring that the non-integrated segments on SSA continue to operate smoothly and efficiently. References in this protocol to the executive management of SSA are references to Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxx. ALL SSA EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT DECISIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND OTHER ACTIONS RELATIVE TO INTEGRATION AND TO ONGOING OPERATION OF SSA’S BUSINESS ARE TO BE MADE JOINTLY BY YAMMINE AND XXXXXX; PROVIDED THAT IF XXXXXXX AND XXXXXX ARE UNABLE TO AGREE ON A DECISION, RECOMMENDATION OR ACTION, THEY WILL REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT OF MAP WHO WILL RESOLVE ANY DIFFERENCE AND REPORT HIS RECOMMENDATION TO THE MAP BOARD ON ANY MATTER REQUIRED HEREUNDER, INCLUDING LEVEL III DECISIONS.
Co-Management. The City may appoint a manager to work with and supervise the Operator, in operating the Premises and in curing the Event of Default, in order to:
i. improve the Operator’s, management of the Premises and return operation of the Premises to the Operator, as applicable, at some future date; and
ii. provide education, training and other necessary resources to the Operator to cure the Event of Default.
Co-Management. Co-Managed situations occur when we are providing the Services alongside another IT vendor, IT manager/department, or a Third-Party solution provider that is providing different, complementary, or overlapping services (“Co-Managed Situations”). An internal IT Department would be an example of a co- managed provider, and in this Agreement we refer to such other vendors, managers/departments, and Third- Party providers as “Co-Managed Providers”.
1. In Co-Managed Situations where our Services conflict with the services provided or facilitated by a Co- Managed Provider, we will endeavor to implement our Services in an efficient and effective manner; however, we will not be responsible for any delay or inability to provide or facilitate the Services due to a Co-Managed Provider’s omissions or activities. If a Co-Managed Provider’s actions conflict with our Services or undermine the integrity or effectiveness of our Services, we attempt to reconcile the issue(s) with the Co-Managed Provider. If reconciliation is not achieved and/or cannot be agreed upon, then we will yield to the Co-Managed Provider’s determination and bring that situation to your attention. In Co- Managed Situations, Client hereby agrees to indemnify and hold us harmless from and against any and all Environment-related issues, errors, downtime, exploitations, and/or vulnerabilities (collectively, “Environment Issues”), as well as any damages, expenses, costs, fees, charges, occurrences, obligations, claims, and causes of action arising from Environment Issues, where the Environment Issues cannot directly and unambiguously be traced back to any wrongdoing by TSR.
2. If the termination, suspension, or reduction of a Co-Managed Provider’s services results in an immediate and urgent need for replacement services (i.e., mission-critical substitute services for those that were impacted by the Co-Managed Provider’s absence, "Additional Services"), we may provide you with written notice of our intent to undertake the Additional Services, which notice will include a fee estimate and starting date that will not be earlier than 5 days after delivery of the notice. If you do not object to our proposed Additional Services, then the Additional Services will go into effect as of the date indicated in the notice, and your monthly invoices will be adjusted as stated in the notice. Additional Services will run coterminous with the Services; however, you may terminate the Additional Services at any time by provid...
Co-Management. (a) The CroWn and Waikato-Tainui have committed to enter into a new era of co-management in respect of the Waikato River. The principle of co-management includes:
(i) the highest level of good faith engagement; and
(ii) consensus decision-making as a general rule;
(iii) while having regard to statutory frameworks and the mana whakahaere of Waikato-Tainui and other Waikato River iwi.
(b) To be effective, co-management must:
(i) be implemented and achieved at a number of levels and across a range of management agencies, bodies and authorities, including (but without limitation) to the following:
(a) the development, amendment and implementation of strategies, policy, legislation and regulations that may potentially impact on the health and wellbeing of the Waikato River; and
(b) the processes for granting, transfer, variation and renewal of consents, licenses, permits and other authorisations for all activities that potentially impact on the health and wellbeing of the Waikato River; and
(ii) include provision for Waikato-Tainui input and participation by engagement at an early stage in statutory and management processes, and other actions, that may affect the health and wellbeing of the Waikato River, including the planning and development of new and amended policies or management initiatives or decisions affecting or relating to the Waikato River. This is a positive obligation to provide for early and effective input from Waikato-Tainui, rather than simply an obligation to consult,
Co-Management. 5.5.1 The Crown and Waikato-Tainui have committed to enter into a new era of co management in respect of the Waikato River. The principle of co-management includes:
(a) the highest level of good faith engagement; and
(b) consensus decision-making as a general rule; while having regard to statutory frameworks and the mana whakahaere of Waikato-Tainui and other Waikato River iwi.
5.5.2 To be effective, co-management must:
i) be implemented and achieved at a number oflevels and across a range of management agencies, bodies and authorities, including (but without limitation) the following:
(a) the development, amendment and implementation of strategies, policy, legislation and regulations that may potentially impact on the health and wellbeing of the Waikato River; and
(b) the processes for granting, transfer, variation and renewal of consents, licenses, permits and other authorisations for all activities that potentially impact on the health and wellbeing of the Waikato River; and
ii) include provision for effectiveWaikato-Tainui input andparticipation by engagement at an early stage in statutory and management processes, and other actions, that may affect the health and wellbeing of the Waikato River, including the planning and development of new and amended policies or management initiatives or decisions affecting or relating to the Waikato River. This is a positive obligation to provide for early and effective input from Waikato- Tainui, rather than simply an obligation to consult.
