Form of Cooperation Sample Clauses
Form of Cooperation. The Parties subject to the laws, regulations, procedures and national policies from time to time in force governing the subject matter in both countries agree to establish the cooperation in the form of programmes covering the fields of port studies, training and apprenticeship, exchange of information and exploring ways to improve trade, traffic and services between Both Ports.
Form of Cooperation. Cooperation of the Parties under this Agreement may be implemented in the following forms: - participation of practitioners in the design or review of modular educational programs in the field of "state and local government" (bachelor, master and doctoral); - involvement of practitioners in the educational process for lectures and practical training; - organization of the training process in the departments, sectors and other units of the Parties (as agreed); - development of the public Institute of mentors of students and undergraduates by experienced practitioners; - implementation of joint research, programmes and projects; - promotion of the implementation of the results of educational and research works; - preparation of expert opinions on topical issues of state and local governance; - organization of mutually beneficial exchange of information (by agreement), documents, literature and bibliographic publications, as well as mutual consultations; - mutual assistance in the training of specialists in the field of state and local government and improvement of their skills; - preparation of joint scientific, educational and information-analytical publications (monographs, textbooks, manuals, reports, articles) in the field of state and local government; - organization and holding of joint scientific symposiums, seminars, conferences, meetings, round tables, workshops and other events on issues of mutual interest; - implementation of mutual training of employees of the Parties; - assistance to students, undergraduates and doctoral students in the collection of practical materials for the implementation of term papers, theses and master's theses on the agreed subject; - implementation of guidelines, reviewing of diploma works of students (to be agreed); - осуществление взаимного рецензирования публикаций и научно- методических работ; - organization and conduct of professional practice of students, undergraduates; the discussion of questions of employment of graduates; - mutual provision of employees for training activities Sides'; - participation of representatives of the Parties in the established collegial, consultative and Advisory scientific bodies of the Parties; - exchange of experience, meetings and organization of training seminars, trainings, internships of employees of the Parties. Cooperation of the parties may be carried out in other agreed forms, ensuring the implementation of this Agreement.
Form of Cooperation. Sinovac and CDC will jointly form a key task team for the Project. If necessary, a corresponding organization will be set up to complete the research of the avian flu vaccine for human use and other related projects. Sinovac and CDC will each have one person specially assigned for the organization and implementation of the Project. The two Parties will exchange technicians according to the needs of the research. Each side will also provide proper research environment in their respective laboratories.
Form of Cooperation. The Parties agree to adopt the following measures for cooperation in the above-mentioned areas:
(1) Setting up working groups respectively for cross-strait standards, metrology, inspection, certification and accreditation, and consumer product safety, to jointly discuss and set specific implementation programs and clearly delineate the scope of activities, and to develop cooperation documents for related fields based on the needs identified.
(2) Carrying out exchanges and cooperation in the areas of standards, metrology, inspection, certification and accreditation, and consumer product safety by means of technical collaboration, conferences of experts, information exchange, exchange visits, operational training, etc.
(3) The competent authorities of each Party shall be responsible for directing and coordinating each working group’s conduct of its tasks, and shall designate contact persons to be responsible for conducting regular liaison and the carrying out of work projects in each field.
Form of Cooperation. 1. Party A and Party B shall operate a retail business targeting tour groups.
2. Party A shall locate its operations at the above address, with a term beginning on 9/30/2004 through 9/27/2007. Party A shall pay a license fee to Party B of [***] per month, with a management fee of [***] per month, and a one-time deposit of HK $779,772.
3. License fees shall be waived for the first three (3) months until 12/29/2004. The management fee shall apply starting from 10/15/2004.
4. Party A shall have the option to extend the term of this Agreement for two more years until 9/29/2009, and upon renewal the monthly license fee shall be not less than [***] and not more than [***] per month [with the actual rent to be mutually determined by the Parties].
5. Party A and Party B shall use and maintain their own trade or service marks. Without Party B’s consent, Party A shall not use “Xxxxx Xxx (Chinese pronunciation) Duty Free Store” and “Bonjour Duty Free” as names of its other business locations.
6. Party A shall sell video, audio, home electronics, watches, clocks, glasses, medicine, health products and other related products. Party B may not sell the same products.
7. Party B shall sell cosmetics, skin care products, perfume, weight loss products, breast enhancement products, baby food and other related products. Party A may not sell the same products.
8. Party A and Party B acknowledge and agree that Party A shall permit a third party business selling vitamin E and related products to operate within Party A’s occupied space. Except for the above, Party A and Party B agree not to sublease any portion of their respective occupied space without the prior written consent of the other party.
9. Party A agrees to transfer any agreement with the Vitamin E vendor to Party B. The Vitamin E vendor shall operate within space allotted to Party B. Revenue from such vendor shall be collected by Party B, and all resulting profit shall belong to Party B.
10. Party A and Party B shall occupy space according to the Addendum. Party A shall initially be allotted 70% and Party B 30%, of the total space.
Form of Cooperation. 1. Party B shall provide true information in relation to its application for the service in accordance with the requirements of SP service system while making such application and shall carry out testing on the service at the time as agreed by the parties after the application is approved.
2. Party A, as a mobile network provider of the voice value-added service, will provide and maintain the platform connecting to the voice value-added service and its network resources, and will also provide billing service and fee collection service to Party B with consideration.
3. The national voice service jointly developed by Party A and Party B shall be provided under “Music Street” as a unified cooperation brand name and shall be administered by Party A on a unified basis.
4. Party A may provide network supporting service to Party B in future, including co-location service and service supporting platform. The specific details in respect thereof will be confirmed by Party A and Party B in a separate agreement.
5. Party B shall be responsible for the design, development and innovation of “Music Street (10159) service and will provide its subscribers with quality voice value-added service by making use of the mobile network provided by Party A.
6. Party B shall make marketing advertisement by itself in respect of the voice value-added service.
7. Party A will provide Party B with the required technical information, service standardization and connection standards if it thinks necessary.
8. Party B will work alone (or cooperate with third parties) for the planning of “Music Street (10159) service and preparation of its resources. Party A shall provide consulting service, technical support and recommendations to Party B where necessary. The consulting service and recommendations given by Party A to Party B shall be taken as reference only. Party A shall not be liable for any losses suffered by Party B in connection with the acceptance by Party B of Party A’s consulting service or recommendations, nor shall it be liable for any advices or implications on the service given by it publicly or by way of service support.
9. Party A shall provide support as is necessary for the testing on network connection in the development of its service according to its condition and the requirements of Party B. Party A shall have the right to require Party B to pay a considerable cost in connection with the service provided by it and, where necessary, the parties shall sign a testing agre...
Form of Cooperation. Actors in the E12 region have agreed that the best alternative for cooperation is an EGTC (European Grouping on Territorial Cooperation). An EGTC lends the region and regional work legitimacy, widespread political anchoring, and strong feasibility for the decisions that are made. EGTC stands for European Grouping for Territorial Cooperation. It has functioned as an official form of cooperation since 2006, when a specific regulation was issued after many failed attempts to find suitable forms for organised cooperation between cities or regions in the different EU Member States. Around 50 EGTC organisations have been started since 2008. The aim is to create a form of collaboration that allows cross-border cooperation between the Member States and adheres to the national law in the country where the EGTC has its registered office. An EGTC has the status of a legal person, which gives it a strong operational capacity and the possibility to make decisions. An EGTC can consist of regional and local authorities and also national governments. In order to begin work, the parties must enter into an agreement and statutes must be established so as to regulate and simplify the work. It is possible to involve partners from a non-member country, but this sets specific requirements for a cooperation agreement between the said non- member country and the EU Member States that participate in the cooperation. An EGTC sets a clear framework for cooperation via an established concept. It is a model for long-term collaboration and affords a strong operational capacity due to an EGTC’s status of a legal person. Therefore, the cooperation is less dependent on a strong will or one or more enterprising persons in the region. The region can become inspired by other regions via an “EGTC Platform” and receive opportunities for networking and support at the start of the cooperation. The platform also gives the region an opportunity to increase its visibility in Europe which, in turn, can lead to further possibilities. An EGTC requires a major investment of time and money. In addition to the actual cooperation, the investment bears fruit even in terms of simplified opportunities for the application for EU-funding. It is difficult to know what will happen to the existing organisations (MidtSkandia, Blå Vägen, Kvarken Council). Consequently, this issue needs further investigation.
Form of Cooperation. The Indian National Science Academ y (INSA) and the Korean Academ y of Science and Technology (XXXX) will prom ote scientific and technological cooperation m ainly through bilateral sym posia and exchange of inform xxxxx and publications. O ther activities may be added upon agreem ent of the two Academ ies.
Form of Cooperation. For the time being, the SSH platform will adopt a structure to ensure transparent and efficient operation and be designed to support the platform goals and ethos. The structure will facilitate membership from those with a strong social science and humanities research background and an interdisciplinary outlook, regardless of disciplinary training, as well as the inclusion of relevant stakeholders and non-SSH disciplines. The Parties may mutually agree upon each form of cooperation. Representatives of each Party shall be encouraged to visit the other Party or to attend the meetings at times mutually agreed upon. Each Party shall bear its own costs in connection with the execution of such visits, where such visits are possible and the costs associated are reasonable. Parties may mutually establish a separate legal entity if deemed necessary.
Form of Cooperation. 6.1 The "General Operation Manager" of the Channel shall be appointed by Party A and the "Vice General Operation Manager" shall be appointed by Party B, to facilitate the daily communication and cooperation with respect to the Channel and to specify the duties and authorities of both parties. They shall be respectively responsible for formulation of program and operation policies, coordination, management and monitoring of the Channel and all departments of the Station.
6.2 The annual advertisement operation plan shall be proposed by Party B and shall be confirmed and jointly implemented by the General Operation Manager.