Common Objectives Sample Clauses

Common Objectives. The Board, the Superintendent, and the instructional staff can best attain their common objectives and discharge their respective responsibilities by utilizing the abilities, experiences, and the judgment of each other to resolve matters of concern affecting the quality of the educational program.

Common Objectives. The Parties agree to advance the following common objectives (the “Common Objectives”): (a) providing First Nations access to a meaningful share of British Columbia’s gaming industry;‌ (b) ensuring the Parties’ ongoing commitment to the Principle of First Nations Gaming Revenue Sharing; (c) improving socioeconomic outcomes and improving the overall wellbeing in First Nations communities in British Columbia through demonstrable changes in those communities, in recognition of the socioeconomic gaps that separate Indigenous people from non-Indigenous British Columbians;‌ (d) enhancing economic opportunities for First Nations in British Columbia, their Members and the surrounding community; (e) providing for effective and sustainable First Nations self-government through, among other things, a common commitment to capacity building and a new and enhanced fiscal relationship with the Province;‌ (f) upholding First Nations’ right to recognition, observance and enforcement of this Agreement and related constructive arrangements, and First Nations’ right to engage in decision-making with respect to any matters affecting their rights under this Agreement and under related provisions of the Gaming Control Act; and (g) supporting the rights of First Nations peoples to self-determination and to establish their own governance models, structures and entities, including, for example, in the determination of Eligible First Nations, consistent with the Declaration and the Constitution Act, 1982.

Common Objectives. Both Parties share the below objectives, working together to: (a) Achieve more collectively than separately, focusing on community outcomes and delivering on local board priorities; (b) Enable communities to contribute to defining Kaipātiki Local Board outcomes and priorities and developing locally led and empowered responses; (c) Leverage this unique relationship to provide a responsive and agile approach to support Kaipātiki community development, connection and wellbeing; (d) Ensure a collaborative, strategic and inclusive way of working that is consistent, effective, open, and demonstrates two-way communication and representation from both Parties.

Common Objectives. The common stated objective is to achieve the greatest economic turnover for all of The Parties. Simeti shall be a supplier of technology and other services, tools, production equipment and other installations in accordance with Section 3 of this MOU. Simeti is prepared to provide a non-exclusive license under which XXXXXXXXXXXX shall be authorized to produce Wind Turbines as a manufacturer in agreed amounts. Along with the production license Simeti shall grant XXXXXXXXXXX a non- exclusive license to use trademark “Simeti Wind Energy” for products manufactured under production license. XXXXXXXXXXXX shall establish a production line which shall produce Wind Turbines by transferred technology. For the production XXXXXXXXXX shall receive complete technological documentation which shall include primarily: (i) technological process how Wind Turbines are being completed, (ii) component drawings of individual spare parts, and (iii) detail description of used materials. The technological documentation shall be in a language of the producer unless agreed otherwise.

Common Objectives. Both Sides will work to ensure a conducive environment for mutual cooperation and common development in furtherance of their shared global health objectives and to have meaningful impact on health outcomes, poverty reduction, human development and human progress in an environmentally respectful and sustainable manner.

Common Objectives. 2.1 Cornwall Council, the Town Council and Liskerrett Community Centre have agreed to co-operate and work together to develop the following objectives: (a) to support work to develop of a Master Plan for the site; (b) locally set up a steering group comprising representatives from all named parties to oversee the development of the Master Plan; and (c) to use reasonable endeavours to work to the strategic programme(s) set out in Schedule 1. 2.2 Cornwall Council, the Town Council, Liskerrett Community Centre have agreed to work together to: (a) work together to develop a Strategic Outline Case (SOC) and an Outline Business Case (OBC) for the site and to attract the capital investment required; and (b) to use reasonable endeavours to work to the timescales set out in Schedule 1. 2.3 The Parties acknowledge that there will be various projects identified in the Common Objectives that although separate are interdependent, and are likely to be delivered on their own timescales dependent on funding, planning permission and other controls.

Common Objectives a. Institution and Host Site desire to provide a clinical learning and educational experience (Clinical Educational Experience) under the direction, supervision, control, and guidance of qualified health care providers for appropriately qualified MSM PA Program students (Students) enrolled in the MSM PA Program. b. Host site is willing to permit Students to participate in the performance of certain selected health care services while under the direction, supervision, control and guidance of one or more qualified and licensed providers (“Preceptors”) during mutually agreed upon times throughout the term of this Agreement. c. The Clinical Educational Experience for the Student will be formally scheduled with designated clinical sites. Schedules will be completed at least 30 days prior to the starting date of the experience. d. The period of time for each Student’s Clinical Educational Experience will be set by Institution, in agreement with theparticipating Host Site. e. The number of Students assigned to each Host Site will be determined by mutual agreement. f. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to or shall be construed to constitute or establish an agency, employer/employee, partnership, joint venture, franchise, or fiduciary relationship between the parties; and neither party shall have the right or authority or shall hold itself out to have the right or authority to bind the other party, nor shall either party be responsible for the acts or omissions of the other except as provided specifically to the contrary herein. g. The Parties mutually desire to establish each Party’s duty and obligations to each other and to set forth the terms and conditions which will govern each Clinical Educational Experience performed during the term of this Agreement.

Common Objectives. 2.1 The Parties agree to co-operate and work together to achieve the following Common Objectives: (a) create a commercially viable and feasible development scheme for the Lower Fore Street area which aligns with the strategic objectives set out in the Cornwall Local Plan and the emerging Torpoint Neighbourhood Development Plan (b) Deliver good quality new housing and business space which enables the local economy to thrive. (c) Provide attractive new public realm and community spaces which the community requires 2.2 The Parties acknowledge that this is a long term partnership and that there will be a range of projects and activities undertaken to realise the Common Objectives. Many of these will be commissioned and delivered on their own timescales dependent on funding, planning permission and other drivers and constraints. 2.3 In order to deliver the Common Objectives, the Parties will collaborate to develop a Programme Plan which will be a living document monitored through the Governance Framework set out in Section 4 and Schedule 1 of this agreement.

Common Objectives. (a) Consistent with their respective mandates, the Parties desire to cooperate in carrying out activities conducive to xxxxxx knowledge sharing, information dissemination, training and capacity building in land administration and management in the developing world.. In so doing, the Parties will advance the achievement of strengthening property rights and improving households’ security of tenure, making land markets function better, reducing the time and cost of land transactions, improving land access and making improvements in governance and conflict resolution (b) The Parties anticipate that their collaboration will focus on a number of specific substantive areas which will include, but not be limited to: (i) a joint conference to be held in Washington D.C., in October or November 2008, to present the common efforts of the Bank and FIG in relation to the millennium development goals.; (ii) FIG annual Working Weeks, regional conferences and workshops; (iii) quadrennial FIG Congresses; (iv) encouraging the participation of developing countries in FIG events such as forums, expert meetings, conferences and workshops; (v) joint land administration and management policy publications; (vi) peer review of publications and review of technical papers; (vii) participate on agreed committees and technical panels; and (viii) Strengthening local training and capacity-building institutions in land tenure, land management, land administration, land use planning and valuation-related issues..

Common Objectives. The Parties agree to advance the following common objectives (the “Common Objectives”): (a) providing First Nations access to a meaningful share of British Columbia’s gaming industry; (b) improving socioeconomic outcomes and improving the overall wellbeing in First Nations communities in British Columbia through demonstrable changes in those communities, in recognition of the socioeconomic gaps that separate Indigenous people from non-Indigenous British Columbians; (c) enhancing economic opportunities for First Nations in British Columbia, their Members and the surrounding community; (d) providing for effective and sustainable First Nations self-government through, among other things, a common commitment to capacity building and a new and enhanced fiscal relationship with the Province; and (e) supporting the rights of First Nations people to self-determination and to establish their own governance models, structures and entities, including, for example, in the determination of Eligible First Nations, consistent with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Canadian Constitution.