Development Proposals. Development work on the Data Repository under the EuroFIR XxX project concentrated on the initial, data capture step of data preparation (EuroFIR, 2010B). It was proposed that data files would be prepared in spreadsheet format in a standard tabular layout suitable for importing into an FDBMS. The components would be indicated by using the EuroFIR component identifiers as column headings and the foods would be identified by their names and LanguaL indexing. Each individual data file might be marketed as a separate item and thus initial work was planned in terms of the preparation of a given number of prototype files. Adding data documentation and quality assessment were seen as later developments, once production of the basic data files had become operational. During the two years since these initial plans were proposed, two key aspects relating to the management and dissemination of food composition data have advanced towards a collaborative environment. A web-based FDBMS, FoodCASE, has been introduced as a EuroFIR software tool, the use of which is being prototyped by several compilers (Colombani & Presser, 2010). Secondly, the prototype eSearch tool, which allows users to search simultaneously all participating FCDBs, is being enhanced within the EuroFIR Nexus project. Thus the applications for both compiling and retrieving food composition data, central to the work of compilers, have become major foci for EuroFIR development effort. Since the building and searching of the Data Repository will be best performed using these software tools, it is logical to develop the Data Repository procedures within these environments. A further advantage is that the systems and procedures for managing the Repository data will be familiar to compilers using the same systems for their FCDB work. FoodCASE has recently become available for the development and testing of Data Repository compilation procedures. Key aspects are the options for data import, for example for data values held in a spreadsheet format, and the ability to export files in the EuroFIR Food Data Transport Package format for searching by eSearch. Documentation of the values would be undertaken in FoodCASE, but at present this may need to be done on a value-by-value basis. Procedures for the bulk documentation, for example of analytical method, may be required for data from a single document. The method used for each component will generally be the same and thus a facility allowing the method to be assoc...
Development Proposals. If either Party desires to undertake Development in the Territory for a Collaboration Product and/or research involving Company Technology in the Field, then such Party, as applicable, may propose such Development activities by submitting to the other Party and the JRDC a written summary of, and proposed protocol for, such Development activities. The JRDC shall consider in good faith, take into account and implement where possible the reasonable comments made by the other Party with respect to such Development activities and the Parties, through the decision-making processes (including final decision-making) set forth in Article 2, and shall decide whether and how to undertake such Development activities. To the extent any such, or other alternative, Development activities are duly approved to be undertaken, then the JRDC shall prepare amendments to the applicable Development and Research Plan and Annual Development and Research Plan Budget for approval by the JSC. Upon JSC approval, each Party shall undertake such approved Development. The Parties shall report on the progress of such Development at each meeting of the JRDC.
Development Proposals. From time to time during the term of the Company, if the opportunity to develop a Project shall arise, the Initiating Member shall present to the Board (with a copy to the other Member) a Development Proposal for each such Project, and offer same to be performed by a joint venture between the Members (each, a “Project Company”). In submitting any Development Proposal, the Initiating Member shall endeavor, but is not obligated, to submit a Development Proposal that constitutes a Qualified Project. The Board shall have twenty (20) days from its receipt of a Development Proposal to accept or reject the Development Proposal by delivering to the Initiating Party (with a copy to the other Member) a notice of such (the failure to accept or reject a Development Proposal within such twenty (20) days being deemed a rejection of the Development Proposal (excepting any delays caused by the Initiating Member)). During its review of any Development Proposal, the Board may make such inquiries with the Initiating Member or such other persons as it deems necessary and the Initiating Member shall promptly provide the Board with any additional, supplemental material as may be reasonably requested by the Board and reasonably necessary in making a prudent evaluation of any Development Proposal. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, WISPARK shall have the right to review and approve that portion of any Project Budget with respect to a Development Proposal for any Project in Wisconsin (for which it will be Project Development Manager), which sets forth the estimated Project Developments Costs; the estimated aggregate Project Development Costs that are approved by WISPARK (which may exceed the aggregate Project Development Costs set forth in the Development Proposal) shall be deemed to be “Developer Approved Project Development Costs.” If WISPARK does not approve the entire estimated Project Development Costs set forth in any such Project Budget (it being the understanding of the Members that WISPARK shall be deemed to have approved the Project Development Costs set forth in the Project Budget to the extent that WISPARK fails to object thereto within ten (10) days after receipt of the Project Budget), the Board may nevertheless accept such Development Proposal, but a “Cost Overrun” (as defined in the Project Company LLC Agreement) shall not be deemed to have occurred, and the Project Development Management Fee shall not be subject to waiver or return, under t...
Development Proposals. Provide to CPI and Varian copies of all submissions to the City of San Carlos and related agencies regarding the proposed development of the Xxxxxrty.
Development Proposals. Either Party may, at any time during the term of this Agreement, propose that the Parties engage in a Project. In making such proposal, the proposing Party will propose to the other party the Joint Development Activities to be under taken by each Party, and an outline of the basic terms it envisions for such Project. Should the Parties have a mutual interest in pursuing such Project, the Parties will enter into discussions with a view toward reaching agreement on the following matters with respect to such Project:
(a) A Statement of Work setting forth the Joint Development Activities to be undertaken by the Parties;
(b) The Background IP, if any, to be contributed by each Party to the Project, and the permitted Field of Use of the Background IP contributed by each Party by the other Party (which may include limitations on the scope of licensed rights in Intellectual Property);
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(d) The resources to be contributed to the Project by each Party;
(e) The time and manner of exchanges of information related to the Joint Development Activities.
(f) The respective rights of the Parties in Foreground IP;
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(h) The compensation payable in connection with the exercise of rights licensed hereunder; and
(i) The development schedule and Project Completion Date. On agreement of the Parties to each of the foregoing, the Parties will execute a written Project Charter recording their agreement with respect to such Project, and the Project described in such Project Charter will be deemed to have commenced.
Development Proposals. A valid “Development Proposal”
(i) made by the Owner pursuant to a Proposal Notice must have (A) identified tenants (who have executed letters of intent with material terms summarized (such terms to include at a minimum: term, rent, tenant improvements, lease commissions, additional rent, concessions, options and square footage of space)) for no less than seventy five percent (75%) of the rentable space (subject only to final lease execution to be accomplished prior to Commencement of Development), and (B) the Proposal Information and
(ii) made by either the Owner or BPLP must be set forth (in reasonably sufficient detail in order for a party to effectively evaluate participation in such Development Proposal) in the BPLP Proposal Notice or the Proposal Notice, as the case may be, as required by Section 2.2(a) and Section 2.2(b).
Development Proposals. Wishes were expressed to reduce the reporting burden by automating the collection and validation of information in Finland and by delivering information directly into systems (e.g. Statistics Finland, Finnish Environment Institute, and digitalising information transfer in accordance with Article 20 of the Administrative Assistance Agreement in tax matters between the Nordic countries) and to develop communications links and encryption solutions. A number of larger supranational development projects were proposed in the survey responses, such as an electronic database for the UN’s refugee organisation and a personal data register and information exchange system on integration assistance paid to immigrants returned from Europe. With respect to the updating of population register information, the most significant development would be to achieve effective transfer of information on deaths and addresses and updating this information in the population registers. This has, in practice, proved to be challenging, even in a limited environment between Finland and Sweden. The pressure to resolve this is constantly growing as, due to large movements of labour, many citizens of other countries remain in the country of destination. 4 Conclusions and recommendations
Development Proposals. After the Effective Date, any Party engaged in Developing Product for any Additional Indication shall, prior to filing a Party-sponsored IND for Product in such Additional Indication, submit to the JSC a proposal outlining a strategy for such Development activities, which proposal shall include reasonable budgets and timelines prepared by such Party in good faith. If, after reviewing any such proposal and discussing it in good faith, the Parties agree to jointly Develop Product for such Additional Indication, then all further Development activities shall be carried out in accordance with an Additional Indication Development Plan referred to in Section 4.3(e) below. * Confidential Treatment Requested. Omitted portions filed with the Commission.
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