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JOINT ACTIVITIES OF THE PARTIES. We, the undersigned Parties, hereby with full legal and corporate responsibility, under penalty of perjury, confirm that Investor is ready, willing, and able the investments, and the Partner is ready to receive the investments and to make at the mutually agreed terms and conditions hereof.
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JOINT ACTIVITIES OF THE PARTIES. We, the undersigned Parties, hereby with full legal and corporate responsibility, under penalty of perjury, confirm that Investor is ready, willing, and able the investments, and RECEIVER is ready to receive the investments and to make at the mutually agreed terms and conditions hereof. For realization of the investment programs Parties bring the foreign investment, here of according to schedule fixed by the Parties, agreed currency amounts and tranches which are reflected in additional agreements hereto. Parties can extend kinds and spheres of investment activity and if necessary make Additional agreements. Addendum and changes may be brought to this Agreement by mutual agreement of the Parties, which are to be formed by separate protocols, which, after the signing of “Parties”, are considered as integral part hereof.
JOINT ACTIVITIES OF THE PARTIES. 3.1. We, the undersigned Parties, hereby with full legal and corporate responsibility, under penalty of perjury, confirm that Investor is ready, willing, and able the investments, and the Partner is ready to receive the investments and to make at the mutually agreed terms and conditions hereof. 3.2. For realization of the investment programs the Parties bring the foreign investment in convertible currency during validity hereof according to the schedule fixed by the Parties, agreed currency amounts and tranches which are reflected in additional agreements hereto. 3.3. The Parties can extend kinds and spheres of investment activity and if necessary make the Additional agreements. 3.4. Addendum and changes may be brought to this Agreement by mutual agreement of the Parties, which are to be formed by separate protocols, which, after the signing of “Parties”, are considered as integral par thereof.
JOINT ACTIVITIES OF THE PARTIES. 3.1. We, the undersigned Parties, hereby with full legal and corporate responsibility, under penalty of perjury, confirm that Investor is ready, willing, and able the investments, and the Partner is ready to receive the investments at the mutually agreed terms and conditions hereof. 3.2. The Parties can extend spheres of investment activity and if necessary, make Additional agreements. 3.3. Addendum and changes may be brought to this Agreement by mutual agreement of the Parties, which are to be formed by separate protocols, which, after the signing of Parties, are considered as integral part hereof.
JOINT ACTIVITIES OF THE PARTIES. 11.1. The Parties undertake to make joint decisions on the following issues: 1) approval of the schedule of annual work leave, duty with clarification of the list of jobs and positions of employees, including by categories of employees entitled to additional annual work leave; 2) development of rules, instructions and other acts concerning working conditions and labor relations; 3) approval of orders on material and moral encouragement of employees; 4) making decisions on bringing employees to disciplinary, material and civil liability. 11.2. The Parties shall carry out joint work aimed at ensuring the safety of the Company's property. 11.3. For the purpose of social protection of employees, taking into account their work experience in the Company and special merits, the parties undertake to develop and approve the Regulation "On veterans of the Al-Farabi Kazakh National Academy of Sciences" with the definition of their status. 11.4. In order to ensure high-quality consideration of appeals from employees and other persons, the implementation of anti-corruption legislation and the procedure for considering appeals from individuals and legal entities, including in order to prevent the facts of unfounded accusations, the spread of slander, gossip, the parties undertake to jointly adopt appropriate regulatory documents. 11.5. Employees and managers, the management staff of the Company are obliged to comply with the requirements contained in the rules, regulations and instructions for documentation, document management and the use of electronic document management systems. Non-compliance with the rules of registration of the Company's documents is a significant violation of the rules of internal labor regulations. 11.6. In order to comply with production discipline, at the level of departments, departments, management, departments, research institutes, scientific research centers and other divisions, logs (separately, including in electronic format) of incoming and outgoing correspondence and (separately) logs of registration of appeals for proper accounting of sent and received correspondence, decisions taken and for periodic reporting purposes. 11.7. The Employer, together with the Trade Union, allocate funds for the following joint activities: 1) for the organization and holding of state and national holidays of the Republic of Kazakhstan; 2) honoring participants of the Great Patriotic War, veterans of labor and other events of great social importance for t...
JOINT ACTIVITIES OF THE PARTIES. We, the undersigned Parties, hereby with full legal and corporate responsibility, under penalty of perjury, confirm that Xxxxx is ready, willing, and able the Purchase, and the Seller is ready to receive the amount generated by the purchase and to make at the mutually agreed terms and conditions hereof. For realization of the purchasing programs the Parties bring the foreign investment in convertible currency during validity hereof according to the schedule fixed by the Parties, agreed currency amounts and tranches, which are reflected in additional agreements here to. The Parties can extend kinds and spheres of purchasing activity and if necessary, make Additional agreements. Addendum and changes may be brought to this Agreement by mutual agreement of the Parties, which are to be formed by separate protocols, which, after the signing of “Parties”, are considered as integral part hereof.
JOINT ACTIVITIES OF THE PARTIES. 2.1. We, the undersigned Parties, hereby with full legal and corporate responsibility, under penalty of perjury, confirm that Investor is ready, willing, and able the investments, and the Developer is ready to receive the investments and to make at the mutually agreed terms and conditions hereof. 2.2. For realization of the investment programs the Parties bring the foreign investment in convertible currency during validity hereof according to the schedule fixed by the Parties, agreed currency amounts and tranches which are reflected in additional agreements hereto 2.3. The Partiescanextendkinds and spheres of investment activity and if necessarymakethe Additional agreements. 2.4. Addendum and changes may be brought to this Agreement by mutual agreement of the Parties, which aretobeformedbyseparateprotocols, which, after thesigning of “Parties”,areconsideredasintegralpart hereof.
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