Cooperative Relations Sample Clauses

Cooperative Relations. The EMPLOYER and the UNION encourage to the fullest degree, friendly and cooperative relations between the respective representatives at all levels and among all employees.
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Cooperative Relations. To these ends, the County, the Sheriff and the F.O.P. encourage, to the fullest degree, friendly and cooperative relations between their respective representatives at all levels and among all officers.
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Cooperative Relations. Party B undertakes and warrants that the New Company shall enter into certain Related Contracts with LXHD (and/or its shareholders Party B(1) and Party B(2)), the Natural Persons designated by Party A and/or Party D. The content and form of the Related Contracts shall be in accordance with those listed in Schedule D hereto and agreed upon by Party A and Party B. For the purpose to establish a series of legal relations between the New Company and LXHD, such Related Contracts include: (i) Exclusive Technical and Consulting Services Agreement between the New Company and LXHD, based on which the New Company shall provide LXHD with technical consulting and other related services and LXHD shall accept the services and pay the New Company a portion of the proceeds generated from such consulting services; (ii) Business Operation Agreement between the New Company and LXHD and its shareholders (i.e. Party B(1) and Party B(2) prior to the Closing and Party A’s designated Natural Persons after the Closing), based on which the New Company, for the purpose of ensuring LXHD’s normal business operation, shall serve as LXHD’s guarantor when LXHD sign with other third parties certain contracts, agreements or transactions relating to its business operations. As the guarantee, LXHD agrees to pledge to the New Company its account receivables of its operations and all its assets; (iii) Exclusive Option Agreement between TBIL and LXHD’s shareholders (i.e. Party B(1) and Party B(2) prior to the Closing and Party A’s designated Natural Persons after the Closing), based on which the LXHD’s shareholders (including all the shareholders before or after the Closing) shall grant TBIL the exclusive call options to purchase all or part of LXHD’s shares, subject to the permission of the Chinese laws and regulations; (iv) Share Pledge Agreement between the New Company and LXHD’s shareholders (i.e. Party B(1) and Party B(2) prior to the Closing and Party A’s designated Natural Persons after the Closing), based on which LXHD’s shareholders (including all the shareholders before or after the Closing) shall pledge its shareholdings of LXHD to the New Company to ensure that LXHD shall distribute the proceeds generated from the consulting services under the above-mentioned Exclusive Technical and Consulting Services Agreement; (v) Share Transfer Agreement among Party B(1), Party B(2) and Party A’s designated Natural Persons, based on which Party B(1) and Party B(2) shall transfer LXHD’s shares he...
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Cooperative Relations. Both the Corps and the Forest Service appreciate the magnitude of the job of correlating project construction and operation activities with the inherent responsibilities of optimum management and utilization of forest resources. The primary ingredients to successful operation include effective communication and an appreciation of timing as it affects dependent phases of the entire operation of each agency. Problem solving depends on free and open discussions and close personal cooperation at all levels from Regional and Division Offices down to the areas where on-the-ground work is being performed. The District Engineer's and the Forest Supervisor's Offices remain the levels where working agreements, such as Memoranda of Understanding, should be initiated. Close and continuous liaison, up and down the respective levels of authority, will serve to improve lines of communication, lessen the time required for individual reviews and approvals, and insure that individual agency representatives are fully cognizant of the overall task and the controlling schedules. GENERAL XXX X. XXXXXX Division Engineer North Pacific Division, Corps of Engineers XXXX X. XXXX Regional Forester, Region 1 U. S. Forest Service XXXX. X. XXXXXXXXXXX Regional Forester, Region 6 U. S. Forest Service Dated 26 March 1970
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Cooperative Relations. The Partners of this MoU will form a consortium which will be composed by a Working Group in charge of the organizational decisions and a Technical Team in charge of the technical and support aspects of the project. A Chairman will be nominated at the majority of the Working Group, every two years. The Working Group is in charge of further software developments, investments decisions and execution. It deals with the questions like who is running the infrastructure, who is responsible for intervening in case of problems, how the investments are decided and executed, how the operation costs are approved... Partners of the UmbrellaId are organizations which endeavour to provide services for the Neutron and/or X-Ray user community and who accept to trust the user authentication performed at the XxxxxxxxXx.xxx servers. Organizations may request to join the consortium as long as they provide services for the community. A vote (at least 2/3) of the Working Group will formalize the approval. It is anticipated that all participants of this MoU make the best efforts to implement the provisions of this MoU. Each partner should provide a contact for the Working Group and a contact for the technical team. Anyone can leave at any point.
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