Common use of Evolutionary Clause Clause in Contracts

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other PartyJoint Committee. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to shall examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themby consensus, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to shall examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties Association Council may instruct the Joint Association Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Partythem. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties Association Council may instruct the Joint Association Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. 2. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 will be subject to ratification or approval by the Parties to this Agreement in accordance with their national legislation.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. 2. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 will be subject to ratification or approval by the Parties to this Agreement in accordance with their internal legal procedures.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party to this Agreement considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to this Agreement to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to t o examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party to this Agreement considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to this Agreement to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to this Agreement to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to may examine this such request and, where appropriate, to may make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties Association Council may instruct the Joint Association Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themit, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to may examine this such request and, where appropriate, to may make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. 2. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article will be subject to ratification by the Parties in accordance with their internal legislation.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties Association Council may instruct the Joint Association Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. 2. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 will be subject to ratification or approval by the Parties to this Agreement in accordance with their national legislation.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned reasonable request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties arties to develop the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Partythem. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party to this Agreement considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Signatory Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other PartyJoint Committee. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to shall examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themby consensus, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to t o fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Partythem. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. 2. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 will be subject to ratification or approval by the Parties to this Agreement in accordance with their internal legal procedures.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to shall examine this such request and, where appropriate, to may make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.. CHAPTER IV

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to may examine this such request and, where appropriate, to may make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to t o opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields f ields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to t o the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to t o the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article will be subject to ratification or approval by the Parties to this Agreement in accordance with their national legislation.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this the Agreement by extending them to fields not covered therebyhereby covered, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct ask the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, . to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening of negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to t o opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to t o opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to may make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. 2. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 will be subject to ratification or approval by the Parties to this Agreement in accordance with their national legislation.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to shall examine this such request and, where appropriate, to may make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest interests of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to may examine this such request and, where appropriate, to may make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either a Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this such a request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to themrecommendations, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to this Agreement to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. Agreements resulting from the procedure in paragraph 1 will be subject to ratification or approval by the Parties to this Agreement in accordance with their own procedures.

Evolutionary Clause. 10. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations.

Evolutionary Clause. 1. Where either Party considers that it would be useful and in the interest of the economies of the Parties to develop the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party. The Parties may instruct the Joint Committee to examine this request and, where appropriate, to make recommendations to them, particularly with a view to opening negotiations. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 will be subject to ratification or approval by the Parties to this Agreement in accordance with their national legislation.