GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. Each Party to the Partnership is free to choose his particular contribution to the Partnership described under point (3), provided that points (4.1) and (4.2) be respected. Contributions can be made in the form of support services or interventions as well as in the form of financial contributions, as long as they contribute to the achievement of the agreed expected outcome of the Partnership. The Partnership established by the present Partnership is open to other members who are ready to pursue the same goal. New members can sign the Partnership following a recommendation of the Steering Committee, subject to the condition that no Party to the Partnership objects within a time limit fixed by the Steering Committee. All members of the Partnership agree to ensure that the activities contained in the operational plan are implemented according to the Declaration of Paris on Aid Effectiveness and as an enhancement of the political will of the countries of the Southern Mediterranean.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. 2.1 Party B shall ensure the accomplishment of the minimum business volume for the project in the year, namely, RMB13, 000,000; otherwise, Party B shall be responsible for making up the balance, if any.
2.2 Party B shall pay RMB1,000,000 to Party A as the performance bond, which may be used to offset the advance payment for ad-agency right at the time of payment on November 25, 2009.
2.3 Profit distribution: if the balance of the annual business volume after deduction of 25% of the operating costs of the Parties is less than RMB13,000,000, the difference shall be compensated by Party B; if the balance is more than RMB13,000,000, the excess shall be distributed to the Parties according to the following proportion: 30% to Party A and 70% to Party B. The Parties shall be responsible for their respective taxes payable.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. 3.1.1. No partnership or joint venture This Agreement will in no event be considered as a partnership or joint venture or other association between the TSOs, nor will any TSO be considered to be the agent of another TSO.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. In fulfilling the rights and obligations assumed under this Contract, the Parties shall act conscientiously, with the due care and diligence of a prudent businessman, as well as safeguard and protect the interests of the other Contracting Party at all times. The Contracting Parties shall, according to a different contractual basis, designate a person within their staff/employees framework responsible for fulfilling the contractual obligations towards the other Party.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. 1. Within their respective mandates and subject to available resources, the Parties shall act in close collaboration and hold consultations on all matters of common interest. To this end, the Parties shall consider the appropriate framework for such consultations as and when necessary.
2. The Parties agree that the activities related to the implementation of the Programme “Engage the Albanian Diaspora in The Social and Economic development of Albania” shall be coordinated, to the extent possible, in an effort to achieve cooperation and that when common interests so dictate, either Party may request the cooperation of the other.
3. Each Party shall endeavour, in so far as possible and in compliance with its constituent instruments and decisions of its competent bodies, to respond favourably to such requests for cooperation in accordance with procedures to be mutually agreed upon.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. 1. Party B is willing to act as a member of DJI Associate Program and promote the Product, and is willing to be binding to the DJI Associate Program's administrative system for Publisher's ranking (Annex 1).
2. Basic Relationship Between the Parties
1) Party A is responsible for the development, production and quality management of Products;
2) As a Publisher, Party B shall promote the Product only; Party B shall not represent Party A under any circumstance(s) without Party A's prior written authorization or approval;
3) Party B shall ensure the legality of its promotional activities, including the form and the content. The promotional channel/promotion shall not include any of the following:
(1) Any content determined to be objectionable in nature according to the basic principles set forth in the Constitution of the P.R.C.;
(2) Any content that threatens national security, disseminates state secrets, diminishes state power, or disrupts national unity;
(3) Any content that is harmful to the state's honor and/or interest(s);
(4) Any content that instigates racial bias, promotes racial discrimination, or disrupts racial harmony;
(5) Any content that is discriminatory toward any race or targets any person, unit or, organization;
(6) Any content that is contrary to the state's religious policy; promoting any heresy or superstitious belief;
(7) Any content that spreads rumor, disrupts the social order, or impairs social stability;
(8) Any content that spreads obscenity, pornography, violence, killing, terrorism, or instigates crime(s);
(9) Any content containing insult or slander directed at a person or people or that is extremely blasphemous or offensive;
(10) Any content that was obtained by illegal or illegitimate means
(11) Any content relating to gambling or casino;
(12) Any content relating to illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia;
(13) Any content that sells or promotes prescription drugs;
(14) Any content that sells or is related to tobacco;
(15) Any content that sells weapons or munitions (e.g. guns, parts of guns, fighting knives, and/or stun guns;
(16) Any content that sells imitations of branded products or fake products;
(17) Any content that sells or distributes semester reports or student theses;
(18) Any content that infringes upon or is suspected of infringing upon the intellectual property rights of others, including but not limited, to patents, trademarks and copyrights;
(19) Any content that compromises the trade secret(s) of others;
(20) Any...
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. 2.1. The Parties shall act in a spirit of close cooperation through regular consultations on matters of common interest based on prioritized issues and programmes, including joint initiatives such as, but not limited to, assessment missions and possible programme activities at the regional and national levels, in order to coordinate their work and strengthen cooperation on behalf of the respective members of the Parties
2.2. The ASEAN sectoral bodies and the ASEAN Secretariat may be invited, in accordance with IFRC procedures, to take part as an observer in conferences organized by the IFRC or its members, and may take part in seminars, technical meetings and other events as convened under IFRC leadership whenever issues of mutual interest are discussed.
2.3. The IFRC may be invited, in accordance with ASEAN procedures and established practices, to undertake discussions and consultations with ASEAN relevant bodies to work on possible areas of cooperation. The IFRC may also be invited to take part in conferences, workshops and other events convened under ASEAN auspices during which matters of mutual interest are discussed. Such invitations may also be extended to South East Asia National Societies, through the IFRC.
2.4. The Parties may agree to convene, under joint auspices, workshops, training activities, conferences, specific technical agreements or other events on matters of mutual interest in accordance with separate procedures to be decided in each specific case. If conferences or other meetings convened by one of the Parties may require the cooperation and specific participation of the other, the extent of such cooperation shall be determined and agreed mutually by the Parties.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. The Parties will act in close collaboration and hold consultations on the matters of common interest. To this end, they will consider the appropriate framework for such consultations as and when necessary The Parties agree that they will endeavour to coordinate their efforts on issues relating to migration.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. The Parties will be guided by the following general principles:
a. application of long-term approaches to inclusive and sustainable development of the TITR route and along the TRACECA transport corridor on the whole;
b. development policies and programmes of cooperation should be results-oriented.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION. Both Parties agree that their cooperation under the Project, in particular with respect to the Offer and the EPCI Contract, shall be governed by the following principles:
2.1 The anticipated work share of each Party under the Project (including the preliminary feasibility study) shall be defined on the basis of the Work Sharing Scheme as attached in Annex 2, hereinafter referred to as “Work Share”, and to be further discussed and finalised later in the EPCI Contract, subject to the changes which might be subsequently agreed upon between the Parties in relation with the requirements of the USVI, as expressed in the Request or otherwise.
2.2 The Prime Contract and the EPCI Contract shall, in particular, define the detailed terms and conditions with respect to the performance of the Parties’ respective responsibilities, it being expressly agreed that:
(a) Both Parties will work on an open book basis concerning the costs and contingencies of the Offer and related EPCI costs in order to ensure reasonable commercial profitability for both Parties.
(b) The EPCI Contract must be signed on the basis of the specific terms and conditions of the Prime Contract and therefore cannot be entered into between the Parties before the Prime Contract has been awarded by the USVI.
(c) The Parties will expeditiously and in good faith negotiate the EPCI Contract simultaneously to the Prime Contract to be executed by OTE Corp. and USVI and that the role of DCNS shall include all usual and customary responsibilities of an EPCI contractor with reasonable and equitable payment for such responsibilities.
(d) Should the Parties be unable to negotiate a mutually acceptable EPCI Contract within hundred and twenty (120) days after the Prime Contract is executed by OTE Corp. and USVI, and provided that both Parties have exercised good faith in such negotiations, OTE Corp. shall be permitted to proceed with the its obligations under the Prime Contract independently of DCNS. In such case and only when Prime Contract has been awarded by the USVI to OTE Corp, OTE Corp. will pay upon invoicing by DCNS of:
1. the cost of the feasibility study as per Annex 4, plus,
2. the associated travel and accommodation expenses related to the performance of the Project plus,
3. a lump sum fee of 1.5% of the amount of OTE Corp. offer to USVI; and
(e) The EPCI Contract must comply with article 9.6 of this MoU.
2.3 The EPCI Contract shall be negotiated in good faith between the Parties in accordance with the ge...
