Continuing Commitment Sample Clauses

The Continuing Commitment clause requires certain obligations or responsibilities of the parties to remain in effect even after the main agreement has ended or specific transactions are completed. Typically, this clause applies to duties such as confidentiality, indemnification, or non-compete provisions, ensuring that these commitments survive the termination or expiration of the contract. Its core practical function is to maintain essential protections and obligations beyond the contract's duration, thereby addressing ongoing risks or interests that persist after the formal relationship concludes.
Continuing Commitment. It is the express intention of the City and the Company that the collaborative effort provided for in this Article continue for the entire term of this Franchise. The City and the Company also recognize, however, that the programs identified in this Article may be for a limited duration and that the regulations and technologies associated with Energy Conservation are subject to change. Given this variability, the Company agrees to maintain its commitment to sustainable development and Energy Conservation for the term of this Franchise by continuing to provide leadership, support and assistance, in collaboration with the City, to identify, develop, implement and maintain new and creative programs similar to the programs identified in this Article in order to help the City achieve its environmental goals.
Continuing Commitment. The parties agree to continue to meet throughout the contract term in order to address and resolve problems that may arise in the course of the memorandum of agreement between the parties. The meetings will be, as needed, between FHSU-AAUP and other relevant faculty members, and the appropriate administrator(s). It is the intent of this article to provide an open dialogue between the parties to address problems that arise in the normal course of a memorandum of agreement term, to attempt to find solutions and to continue the free exchange of information and ideas that has developed through the meet and confer process. The parties will formally meet through the meet and confer process annually to discuss salary and merit and every 3rd year for remaining items contained in the MOA.
Continuing Commitment. The foregoing procedures and policies shall be reviewed as necessary by a committee comprised of representatives from the principals’ Administrative Team, Board of Education, and the Superintendent.
Continuing Commitment. The foregoing procedures and policies shall be reviewed as necessary by a committee comprised of representatives from the principals’ Administrative Team, Board of Education, and the superintendent. TEACHER TRANSFER APPLICANT SCREENING GRID 48 This Agreement entered into this first day of July, 2008, by and between the Board of Education of the City of Owosso, Michigan, hereinafter called the “Board” and the Owosso Education Association, hereinafter called the “Association.”
Continuing Commitment. Kaswen agrees, upon request by the Company, to consult with and provide all reasonable assistance to the Company and to legal counsel for the Company in the investigation, defense, institution and/or maintenance by the Company of all: (i) litigation or potential or existing claims pending as of the Effective Date; (ii) matters within the expertise of Kaswen and in which he was involved or of which he had knowledge during his employment with the Company; or, (iii) matters in which Kaswen becomes involved or of which he obtains knowledge during his employment relationship with the Company. Such assistance includes without limitation, reasonable attendance as a witness at depositions, trials or other similar proceedings. The Company agrees to reimburse Kaswen for any and all reasonable out-of-pocket costs incurred by Kaswen in connection with said cooperation and assistance.
Continuing Commitment. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, amounts prepaid by the Issuer pursuant to this Section 2.4 (Optional Prepayment) may be subsequently drawn down.
Continuing Commitment. The Registrars for Teacher Certification will continue to work on the reconciliation of the standards for teacher certification, and on accommodation mechanisms to facilitate the mobility of teachers between the provinces and territories. Note:
Continuing Commitment. The parties agree to continue to meet throughout the contract term in order to address and resolve problems that may arise in the course of the memorandum of agreement between the parties. The meetings will be, as needed, between FHSU-AAUP and other relevant faculty members, and the appropriate administrator(s). It is the intent of this Article to provide an open dialogue between the parties to address problems that arise in the normal course of a memorandum of agreement term, to attempt to find solutions and to continue the free exchange of information and ideas that has developed through the meet and confer process. In particular, parties agree that for the academic year of 2016-2017, the parties will meet on a bi-weekly basis to complete the negotiations that are traditionally done on the 3 year cycle. The parties have agreed to continue to negotiate and review specifically the following Articles: Article VII: Workload; Article VIII: Merit Evaluation; Article IX: Tenure; Article XI: Promotion; Article XII: Reappointment, Merit and Promotion for Non-Tenure Track (NTT) Faculty and Tenure discussion as it specifically relates to Librarians. Parties agree that they will meet to negotiate as soon as practical after receipt of budget information necessary to review Article IV: Salary. Furthermore, the complete 2015 Budget will still be provided to AAUP and presented to the Library for printing as soon as available. AAUP recognizes that the 2016 Budget was provided along with supporting documentation for the 2015 Budget to aid as a stop-gap for the information not provided in the past.
Continuing Commitment. Hence fourth the parties to this agreement, shall strive to continually improve on existing arrangements.