Excursion Sample Clauses

Excursion. An excursion shall consist of a trip from one or more designated starting places to a given destination and return under sponsorship of the Authority and individual fares are collected. The same work rules shall prevail as for charters.
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Excursion. The excursion is planned for Monday, 20
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Excursion. The parties agree that where an employee is required to accompany a client on an excursion, which is longer than 24 hours, the following arrangements shall apply:
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Excursion. 6.3.1 Where an employee is required to accompany a client on an excursion where it is outside of their normal working hours and is longer than 24 hours, the following arrangements shall apply:-
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Excursion. By mutual agreement between FSG Australia and the employee, an employee may accompany a client on an excursion, which is longer than 24 hours, subject to the following arrangement:
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Excursion. 5.1 We will arrange excursions and camps to enhance the College curriculum, and will inform you of intended excursions involving your child and obtain your consent before your child participates.
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Excursion. On Saturday 13th July a whole day exertion was organised. The bus left the residence at 09:30 and took the participants to the HF Radar site which was recently set up and is maintained by the PO-Unit. Xx Xxxx Xxxxx gave an explanation of the technologies involved and the students could see the electronics and actual radar mast. The bus then took everyone to Mdina for a tour of Malta’s old city as well as to Golden Bay. A tour guide was hired for the entire day to explain and give historical facts of the places visited. Figure 13: Excursion HF Radar site visit Figure 14: Excursion tour of Mdina Figure 15: Excursion tour of Mdina XXXXXXXXXX Xxxxxxx Office Oceanography Center of University of Cyprus E-mail xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxx.xx.xx Bio Note Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx is a researcher in Oceanography Center of University of Cyprus, with more than twenty years experience in marine and computer sciences as a former civil servant of the Hellenic Navy Hydrographic Service. He holds a Master of Science in Coastal Management, specialized in Physical and Operational Oceanography. He has professional qualifications in the field of computer programming, with additional specialization in Computer Networks, and GIS and with International teaching competence. XXXXX Xxxx Office UK’s Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) E-mail xxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx Bio Note BAART Fedor Office DELTARES E-mail xxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx Bio Note XXXXX Xxxxx Office Marine Institute, Ireland E-mail xxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxxx.xx Bio Note XXXXX Xx Office UK’s Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) E-mail xx.xxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx Bio Note Xx. Xx Xxxxx is a marine ecosystem scientist at the UK’s Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), which is a UK government agency. One of her main research interest includes investigating the cumulative impacts of human activities on the marine environment. Her work involves assessing the condition of the marine environment, particularly eutrophication, and reporting for UK policy commitments such as OSPAR and EU Directives. She is also involved in developing ecosystem observatories for addressing science, policy and industry needs and represents the UK at OSPAR and MSFD working groups. XXXXXXX Xxxxx Office INGV E-mail x.xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxxxx.xx
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Excursion. In addition to the RECAP meeting itself we will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the Lesser White-fronted Goose breeding facilities at Nordens Ark. The LWfG breeding project leader Xx. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx and senior coordinator and scientific supervisor Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx will give us a presentation on the LWfG work being done at Nordens Ark. Following your preliminary confirmation of dates for the meeting, the AEWA Secretariat would appreciate to receive notice of the size and composition of your delegation as soon as possible. Please send the completed registration forms for all delegates to Xx. Xxxxxxxx by the 19th of August at the latest. Please make your own hotel and travel arrangements for the meeting. Rooms have been reserved until the 19th of August at the Nordens Ark Hotel. The price for a single room with breakfast buffet is 1.050 kr per night (approximately 95€). You are free to confirm this reservation (under the reservation name “RECAP”) or make alternative hotel arrangements according to your preferences. Please also note that the Secretariat cannot cover any costs of travel, hotel accommodation or subsistence associated with the meeting. In case you encounter any problems or for any feedback, please do not hesitate to contact Xx. Xxxxxxxx. We look forward to meeting you and your colleagues in Nordens Ark and would like to thank you in advance for your contributions and cooperation which will be critical for the success of this meeting. Yours sincerely, Xxxx Lenten
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