Identification of Project(s). The Project or Projects financed with Recovery Act funds are set forth in the Recipient’s Project application and reflected in the Approved Project Budget.
Identification of Project(s). The staffs of SAWPA and the member agencies would identify the various activities of which SAWPA is engaged that meet the criteria of not being preliminary studies or matters of general administration, and either directly or indirectly expose the member agencies to costs. This list should be presented to the Commission to clarify what constitutes a “project” for the purposes of the JPAA.
Identification of Project(s). Not later than 60 days after the expiration of the 10-year period referred to in para- graph (1), the Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Environment and Public Works of the Senate and the Com- mittee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives a report that identifies the projects deauthor- ized under paragraph (1).
Identification of Project(s). (a) Monash must identify potential Projects, focusing on those research projects that most effectively promote:
(i) the Institute Objective, the TAC Objectives and the WorkSafe Objectives; and
(ii) Xxxxxx's research priorities and objectives, to the extent such priorities and objectives are consistent with the promotion of the objectives referred to in paragraph (i), including by seeking the advice of the Relationship Management Committee regarding what projects would best promote the objectives referred to in paragraph (i).
(b) Xxxxxx acknowledges that, where any of the Funding is intended to be applied to a Project, the paramount concern in designing that Project is the promotion of the TAC Objectives and the WorkSafe Objectives.
(c) The TAC and WorkSafe may identify potential Projects, focusing on those research projects that most effectively promote the Institute Objective, the TAC Objectives and the WorkSafe Objectives.
(d) Each party must keep the other parties and the Board informed about any potential research projects identified by that party.
(e) In determining whether the parties should carry out a Project themselves or whether Xxxxxx should collaborate with a third party in carrying out a Project or engage a third party to carry out the Project, the following matters must be taken into account:
(i) the relevant expertise of Monash;
(ii) the relevant expertise of any other universities or research institutions, whether in Australia or overseas; and
(iii) the areas of expertise which would contribute to the most effective conduct of the Project.
Identification of Project(s). Metropolitan and Valley District will continue to work together to identify water-related projects which may be of mutual benefit. Any projects so identified will be further examined regarding their technical and financial feasibility by Metropolitan, Valley District, and/or mutually agreed-to consultants. Such projects may include, but are not limited to:
i. Interconnection of conveyance facilities.
ii. Coordinated use of SWP water supplies consistent with the existing SWP contract rights of Metropolitan and Valley District, and the water rights of local groundwater and surface water users.
iii. Coordinated use of SWP water supplies and facilities in support of the Santa Ana River Conservation and Conjunctive Use Program (SARCCUP).
iv. Coordinated use of facilities to maximize the delivery of water diverted from the Santa Ana River under Valley District’s and Western Municipal Water District’s water rights permits.
v. Use of existing and/or new facilities for the production and conveyance of water for conjunctive use operation in the San Bernardino Basin.
Identification of Project(s). Orphan Outreach and (Name of Cooperating Entity) will work together to identify “mutually acceptable projects”. A “mutually acceptable project” is one that meets the mission and objectives set forth in the preamble of this Memorandum of Understanding, has a detailed written budget, and has been approved in writing by both parties. Upon identification of a mutually acceptable project, each party shall move forward in good faith by contributing its expertise and experience towards the accomplishment of such project. Such project shall be added to the list of projects on Exhibit “A” attached hereto along with a written narrative detailing the purpose of the project and the proposed operating and capital budgets. All mutually acceptable projects that are undertaken shall be pursued jointly and shall be identified and referred to by both parties as a project of both Orphan Outreach and (Name of Cooperating Entity).
Identification of Project(s). Subject to this Agreement, from the Commencement Date, the Xxxx Parties must, at Eldorado’s cost and pursuant to an Approved Program, use commercially reasonable efforts to identify and explore for Projects which are reasonably anticipated to host large scale economic reserves of Minerals (a “Target Project”). The Xxxx Parties acknowledge and agree that the primary focus of Target Project generation activities will be styles of gold deposit and mineralization that host larger accumulations of gold within the range of known deposit occurrences. For avoidance of doubt, Eldorado’s sole remedy for a breach of this Section (other than in respect of a situation where a Xxxx Party identities a Target Project and reserves or uses same for its own or a third party’s advantage) shall be termination of this Agreement.
Identification of Project(s). The Executive Committee shall establish and maintain a description of the type of project opportunities the Parties desire to pursue jointly. If a Party learns of a project within such description, then such Party shall refer the project to the Operations Committee as a Potential Project. The Parties shall provide each other with all relevant information and all leads and suggestions obtained through each Party's contacts in the ethanol industry. This Agreement shall not apply to the following: - A Project that a Party can demonstrate was underway prior to the date of this Agreement. - A Project for which a confidentially agreement prevents disclosure.
Identification of Project(s). The Nutrition Society and BAPEN will work together to identify “mutually acceptable projects”. A “mutually acceptable project” is one that meets the mission and objectives set forth in the preamble of this Memorandum of Understanding, and has been approved in writing by both parties. Upon identification of a mutually acceptable project, each party shall move forward in good faith by contributing its expertise and experience towards the accomplishment of such project. All mutually acceptable projects that are undertaken shall be pursued jointly and shall be identified and referred to by both parties as a project of both the Nutrition Society and BAPEN. The primary contacts for this MOU are Xxxxxx Xxxxx for BAPEN and Mr Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxx for the Nutrition Society. The parties may enter into specific written agreements whenever appropriate to clarify and define the nature, extent, and terms of operation for the mutually acceptable projects, including intellectual property ownership and funding issues. Any agreement entered into by these two institutions may require the approval of appropriate officers from each institution. All agreements and activities covered under this MOU or entered into by the parties must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including all U.K., Charity Commission and Companies House regulations.
Identification of Project(s). The Recipient agrees that a Project or Projects financed with Recovery Act funds are:
