CONSIDERING. That at the Santa Xxxx Summit of the Americas meeting of Heads of State in 1996, the Inter-American Biodiversity Information Network (hereinafter “IABIN”) was created with the objective of providing a networking information infrastructure (such as standards and protocols) and biodiversity information content required by the countries of the Americas to improve decision-making, particularly for issues at the interface of human development and biodiversity conservation; That through IABIN, access will be made available to scientific information currently scattered throughout the world in different institutions, such as government organizations, museums, botanical gardens, universities, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs); That in order to fund the building of IABIN, GS/OAS and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (hereinafter the Bank) acting as an Implementing Agency of the Global Environment Facility (hereinafter the GEF) Trust Fund, approved the GEF Trust Fund Grant Agreement effective on October 4, 2004, as amended on February 10, 2006, June 26 2006, and December 19 2008 with GS/OAS (Annex 1 hereto) in an amount equal to US$6,000,000 (”Master Agreement”); That Article III of the Master Agreement provides that GS/OAS shall enter into sub-project agreements with “Eligible Institutions” to carry out certain project tasks and functions , and the Institution has been designated an “Eligible Institution” under the terms of that Agreement; and That GS/OAS is the central and permanent organ of the Organization of American States and is authorized to carry out relations of cooperation in accordance with Article 112(h) of the Charter and OAS General Assembly Resolution AG/RES. 57 (I- O/71); ARTICLE I OBJECTIVE
CONSIDERING in the light of this development, that it is advisable for the better fulfilment of the purposes of the Convention that persons taking part in proceedings before the Court be accorded certain immunities and facilities by a new Agreement, the European Agreement relating to Persons Participating in Proceedings of the European Court of Human Rights (hereinafter referred to as “this Agreement”), Have agreed as follows:
CONSIDERING. That, on the Signature Date, the company has an authorized capital of five hundred million pesos, of which TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND (200,000) shares are subscribed, and TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND (200,000) paid, (hereinafter the "Shares") , and, being the latter, those that represent 100% of the paid capital of HEMP TEXTILES & CO SAS, a simplified joint stock company constituted and existing in accordance with the Laws of the Republic of Colombia, duly constituted and identified with NIT. 901,391,015-5 (hereinafter the “Company”).
CONSIDERING that PostgreSQLFr carries out its non profit activity of voluntary service for the promotion, the development and the protection of the Open Source database software known as 'PostgreSQL', in accordance with its statutes;
CONSIDERING. That at the Santa Xxxx Summit of the Americas meeting of Heads of State in 1996, the Inter-American Biodiversity Information Network (hereinafter “IABIN”) was created with the objective of providing a networking information infrastructure (such as standards and protocols) and biodiversity information content required by the countries of the Americas to improve decision-making, particularly for issues at the interface of human development and biodiversity conservation; That through IABIN, access will be made available to scientific information currently scattered throughout the world in different institutions, such as government organizations, museums, botanical gardens, universities, and NGOs; That in order to fund the building of IABIN, GS/OAS and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (hereinafter the “Bank”) acting as an Implementing Agency of the Global Environment Facility (hereinafter the “GEF”) Trust Fund, approved the GEF Trust Fund Grant Agreement effective on October 4, 2004, as amended on January 27, 2006 with GS/OAS (Annex 1 hereto) in an amount equal to US$6,000,000 (six million United States dollars); and That GS/OAS is the central and permanent organ of the Organization of American States and is authorized to carry out relations of cooperation in accordance with Article 112(h) of the Charter and OAS General Assembly Resolution AG/RES. 57 (I- O/71);
CONSIDERING that Contractor shall carry out the survey and design, procurement of equipment and materials, supply, construction installation, technical service, training, debugging, commissioning, completion and warranty of the project, Principal hereby agrees to pay the contract price and other payables stipulated in the contract to Contractor according to the form and time as stipulated in the contract.
CONSIDERING. The academic and scientific cooperation brings great advantages for the development of both entities. That UTP´s mission is to "Contribute to society comprehensive human capital, qualified, enterprising and innovative, critical and socially responsible thinking in engineering, science and technology. Generate appropriate knowledge to contribute to sustainable development of the country and Latin America. Meeting the requirements of the environment." That the mission of … That in consequence of this, both sides want to establish an instrument to regulate institutional relationships needed to enhance those programs where there are common interests, so
CONSIDERING. The Law 2nd August 1999, n. 264, regarding “Regulations on access to university courses” and subsequent integrations and modifications; - the Decree 927 of 28th November 2017 “Institution and approval of the non-statal University legally recognized” denominata «Saint Camillus International University of Health Sciences», also called «UniCamillus» in Rome; the Student (or the person exercising parental authority, if the Student has not yet reached the age of 18) is required to read the Statute, the Tuition Fees and Contribution Regulation, the Didactic Regulations and the Documents posted on the University website, which detail the teaching methodologies, the Study Plan, the services provided, the rules for the delivery of said services, the evaluation criteria, the loss of student rights, the deadlines for the tuition fees, as well as the modalities for study withdrawal, discontinuation, or outgoing transfer.
CONSIDERING the Convention for the Establishment of a European Organization for Nuclear Research, and the Financial Protocol annexed thereto, which was signed on 1 July 1953, entered into force on 29 September 1954 and was amended on 17 January 1971 (“the Convention”); the Resolution by the CERN Council (“the Council”) dated 17 June 2010 (as set out in Annex 3 to the “Report on Geographical Enlargement of CERN”, CERN/2918/Rev.), by which it created the status of Associate Member State; the Council decision dated 15 March 2018 (CERN/3342/RA/Rev.), introducing deadlines applicable to the different steps in the process of accession to Associate Membership designed to streamline said process; the Council decision dated 26 September 2019 (CERN/3436/C/Rev.), in accordance with which the annual contribution of an Associate Member State shall be agreed by the Parties taking due consideration of the number of CERN users affiliated to its universities and institutes as well as its national infrastructure used by European particle physicists, always provided that such annual contribution shall not be less than 10% of the State’s theoretical Membership contribution and shall, in any event, correspond at least to the minimum contribution level determined by the Council1; the conditions applicable to the status of Associate Member State (the “Standard Terms”), as reviewed by the Council on 12 December 2019 (CERN/3474/C), the longstanding relationship between the Organization and Latvia and the latter’s successful contributions to the execution of CERN’s scientific programme, in particular through the Cooperation Agreement concluded in 2016 (the “Cooperation Agreement”) and Protocol P141 thereto; the application by Latvia for Associate Membership, received by CERN on 24 February 2020; the evaluation by the Council at its December 2020 Session, on the basis of the report of its fact-finding Task Force (CERN/3544/C), that Latvia fulfils the criteria for Associate Membership; the confirmation by Latvia, as expressed in its letter received by CERN on [DATE], that it accepts the conditions of this Agreement (the “Agreement”), as well as the amount of the annual financial contribution negotiated between the Parties; the Resolution by the Council dated [DATE] (CERN/…) that, subject to the entry into force of both this Agreement and the Protocol on the privileges and immunities of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (the “Protocol”) in respect of Latvia, the latter is granted the...
CONSIDERING that the Parties share the objectives of strengthening their own security in all ways, - that the Parties agree that cooperation should be developed between them on questions of common interest in the field of security of information, - that, in this context, a permanent need therefore exists to exchange classified information between the Parties, RECOGNISING that full and effective cooperation and consultation may require access to and exchange of classified information and material of the Parties, AWARE that such access to and exchange of classified information and material require that appropriate security measures be taken, ACKNOWLEDGING that this Agreement constitutes a supplementing agreement to the Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, of the other part, (hereinafter “Trade and Cooperation Agreement”) HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
