General Commitment. The Parties agree to implement a Risk Informed Management (“RIM”) approach for Transboundary Waters in accordance with Appendix A.
General Commitment. Each Party to this Agreement shall seek to adopt and implement Measures that may be required to give effect to the commitments embodied within this Agreement. In this Agreement, ARTICLE 103 GENERAL DEFINITIONS
General Commitment. It is the continuing policy of the School District and the Federation that the provisions of this Agreement shall be applied to all Professional Employees without regard to race, color, religious creed, sex or national origin.
General Commitment. The Implementing Entity, County, Cities and Flood Control District shall ensure that all required mitigation, conservation, monitoring, reporting and adaptive management measures are adequately funded throughout the term of this Agreement, and that monitoring, reporting and adaptive management measures are adequately funded in perpetuity. The Permittees do not intend to use funds from their respective general funds to implement the Conservation Strategy; rather they intend to obtain sufficient funds through a comprehensive strategy further described in Chapter 9.3 of the HCP/NCCP, primarily depending on mitigation fees, dedications, and real estate transfer fees from future developments, federal and state grants pursuant to Section 9.1.2 of this Agreement, and maintenance of existing conservation efforts by local and state agencies that have a demonstrated record of acquiring and managing lands for recreational and conservation purposes in Contra Costa County. The Permittees may use or establish other local funding measures, including, but not limited to, utility surcharges, special taxes or assessments, or bonds. Each of the Permittees is responsible to seek all feasible increases in revenues that are necessary to keep pace with rising costs, as described in Chapter
General Commitment. 12.1 The parties are committed to ensuring that all training programs work towards continuous improvement of all safety, health, environmental and regulatory training requirements. The parties to this Agreement recognise that in order to increase the efficiency, productivity and competitiveness of the Company, a commitment to skill development through structured training is required. Note: The career path review and outcomes (Clause 11) will include components of the training approach and will alter accordingly. Accordingly, the parties commit themselves to:
General Commitment. The Contracting Parties commit to execute this Agreement and all obligations under this Agreement with due diligence and in good faith.
General Commitment. It is the continuing policy of the Employer and of the Association that the provisions of this agreement shall be applied uniformly to all employees in the bargaining unit without regard to age, marital status, handicap, race, color, religious creed, sex or national origin, or participation or lack of participation in activities of the Association.
General Commitment. 3.1 Japan Tobacco Companies confirm their ongoing commitment and obligation to comply with all applicable laws, including those of the EC and the Member States and, in particular, those governing their conduct relating to:
General Commitment. 9.1 Subject to applicable law, and without prejudice to the provisions of Xxxxxx 0, Xxxxx Tobacco Companies shall pro-actively disclose to OLAF and/or the Participating Member States, all material information coming into their possession after the Execution Date relating to potentially Illegal Product, including information relating to their competitors.
General Commitment. The signatories are committed to an international electric reliability organization that is effective and that functions in general accordance with the “Principles for an Electric Reliability Organization that can Function on an International Basis” (Bilateral Electric Reliability Oversight Group, August 3, 2005) (the “Bilateral Principles”). NERC By-laws and Rules of Procedure Ontario’s current legislative framework does not expressly contemplate approval by the Board of NERC’s By-laws or Rules of Procedure. However, the signatories acknowledge that NERC must function as an international organization, having in particular a single set of By-laws and Rules of Procedure acceptable to all regulators. To that end, NERC will inform the Board of, and seek the Board’s input on, any proposed changes to NERC’s By-laws and Rules of Procedure.
