for assistance Sample Clauses

for assistance. ⮚ If the supervisor is dissatisfied with the student performance and has been unable to resolve the issue with the student, they must contact the OVDR for assistance. ⮚ It is the students responsibility to communicate any delays or barriers that impede their ability to complete their project to the OVDR in a timely fashion or they may be asked to reimburse the OVDR and may also have a report put in their professionalism file. ⮚ By submitting a completed copy of this agreement, I have agreed to the above terms, as well as any terms and conditions outlined in the guidelines. Project/Payment Start Date For payment set-up purposes, select your preferred start date of either May 1, or June 1. If you wish to begin your project on a different day that is fine, so long as you complete your required ten weeks of research. May 1 June 1

for assistance. IN THE EVENT OF A BREAKDOWN, CANCELLATION, TRANSFER, OR FOR ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS, CALL 000-000-0000 TOLL FREE. FOR EMERGENCY ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE, CALL 000-000-0000 -TOLL FREE.

for assistance. 2. The supervisor and teacher will establish a Teacher Assistance Team. The team will develop a plan to assist the teacher to achieve satisfactory performance in the deficient area(s) of the professional standards. (Form I) The Teacher Assistance Team will consist of mutually agreed upon members.

for assistance. ADDITIONAL TENANT DUTIES The Tenant is required to govern his or her conduct to remain in compliance with applicable laws and to refrain from interfering with the rights of other tenants and nearby residents to the peaceful enjoyment of their residences. The Tenant is responsible for the conduct of guests. No occupant or guest shall engage in disruptive conduct or illegal activities. Disruptive conduct includes conduct which interferes with the rights of other tenants, nearby residents or the general public or which results in a conviction of federal, state or local criminal laws. The Tenant may be evicted from the premises and the Lease terminated for failure to comply. The Tenant shall not allow occupancy of the dwelling unit to exceed the number of persons specified in the Lease. If not specified in the lease, occupancy shall not exceed [INSERT NUMBER] persons. If facilities are provided by the Landlord, the Tenant shall deposit all waste, debris, garbage and rubbish in the containers provided in accordance with the Landlord’s instructions. If facilities are not provided by the Landlord, the Tenant is required to dispose of all waste in accordance with the Borough’s solid waste program. The Tenant shall not allow these items to accumulate in the leased premises or other parts of the building or grounds. The Tenant shall separate and deposit in recycling containers all recyclable items in accordance with the Borough’s solid waste program. Those requirements may be viewed on the Borough’s website, obtained from the Borough Codes Department or from the solid waste hauler contracted by the Borough. The Tenant shall permit lawful inspection of the dwelling unit by authorized Borough officials at reasonable times upon reasonable notice.

for assistance. The parties agree that during the dispute settlement process both parties shall work in accordance with this agreement unless they have reasonable concern about an imminent risk to their health & safety. Should an employee have reasonable concern about an imminent risk to their health & safety they agree to comply with any reasonable direction given to the employee by the company in relation to other work provided.

for assistance. 2.2.2 If with a sailing partner and unable to get to shore, send the sailing partner to get assistance from the closest watercraft or land.

for assistance. The Village shall take no adverse employment action against any officer who, prior to being ordered to submit to reasonable suspicion testing or random testing, or prior to an occurrence that results in an officer being subject to post-incident testing, voluntarily seeks treatment, counseling or other support for an alcohol or drug related problem, other than the Village may require reassignment of the officer with pay if he is unfit for duty in his current assignment. The foregoing is conditioned upon:

for assistance. If AFS‑54 is unable to assist the IFO, then they will elevate the matter to the International Operations Branch (AFS‑52). In cases where the Flight Standards Service has questions as to the type of agreement or arrangement the operator thinks or says that they have entered into and the type of agreement or arrangement that Flight Standards thinks that the operator(s) has entered into (based on Flight Standards review of the supporting documentation presented by the operator(s)), Flight Standards will request legal counsel review. Additional definitions may be found in Volume 3, Chapter 13, Section 2. 12-350 DRY LEASE. The term “dry lease” means any arrangement whereby a lessor agrees to provide an entire aircraft without crew to an operator. The lessee operator of the aircraft must hold the necessary economic and operating authority for the aircraft, and it must exercise operational control over the aircraft. Accordingly, the lessee must provide the necessary flight and cabin crewmembers, ground personnel, dispatchers, and ground facilities to operate the leased aircraft. Between the State of the Operator and State of Registry (under a dry lease) there may be a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MOU would describe how maintenance oversight functions, duties, and responsibilities are overseen between the two Civil Aviation Authorities (CAA). When the lessor is not the owner of the aircraft but a lessee who is subleasing foreign-registered aircraft to another foreign operator who is requesting to operate that aircraft to the United States, principal inspectors (PI) do not need to establish a chain of custody provided each party to the lease and the State of Registry of the aircraft were assessed by the FAA as International Aviation Safety Assessment (IASA) Category 1. Chain of custody refers to the review of the lessor’s lease, when the lessor is a lessee, or sublease of the aircraft being leased to an operator who wants to operate that aircraft to the United States.

for assistance. The dispute shall be referred to a member of the AIRC, agreed between the parties.