Joint Commitments Sample Clauses

Joint Commitments. To maximize long-term flexibility for park system improvement partnerships that benefit citizens of multiple jurisdictions or public agencies, all parties to this agreement will consider amendments to their respective Capital Facilities Plans, as needed, to identify potential park projects within the Park Service Area Overlay areas. Routine concurrent updates to the respective Capital Facilities Plans will also be completed, as needed, to reflect projects that could relate to the planning area and/or the intent of this agreement. The parties will also consider the transfer of land ownership, management, and/or programming to parks, open space, or special facilities that are located inside Vancouver city limits, adjoin, or are in close proximity to, common boundaries, if logistics and efficiencies warrant such transfer. Examples could include regional trail systems that cross multiple jurisdictions, remnant segments of shared park impact fee districts between City of Vancouver and Xxxxx County, etc. Memorandums of understanding, interlocal agreements or deed transfers would be processed on a site specific basis as appropriate.
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Joint Commitments. AND the Parties commit: 1. to the establishment of a permanent, ongoing Cabinet-level process for First Nations leadership and members of the federal Cabinet (“AFN-Canada Working Group”) to review progress on jointly set priorities (Schedule A); 2. to hold at least three meetings of the AFN-Canada Working Group per year, with one of these meetings to be chaired by the Prime Minister; 3. to establish a steering committee of senior officials to identify and establish requirements to support the AFN-Canada Working Group (work plan development, human resources, fiscal support, process and machinery of government require- ments); 4. to follow their respective internal processes for decision-making and reporting on progress; and 5. to review and update the attached Schedule A on an annual basis.
Joint Commitments. The Parties agree to the following commitments and responsibilities: • The Parties recognize that Project Connect will bring light rail transit to Austin and truly deliver a citywide transit system with expanded services including, but not limited to, bus, neighborhood circulators, and commuter rail. As such, the nature and scale of the design and linear construction of Project Connect will be the first of its kind within Austin and differs significantly from private development and transportation and public works projects that are familiar to the Parties. The Parties further acknowledge that Project Connect is funded by public tax revenues, and the Parties are responsible for being good stewards of public funds. The Parties further acknowledge the commitment to building and implementing a system rooted in equity and the need to assess and proactively address displacement and equity concerns as stated in the Community Commitment Resolution and Contract with Voters resolutions. Therefore, the Parties commit to being equitable, innovative and holistic in the development of processes, procedures, reviews and regulations tailored to Project Connect to achieve effective decision‐making and appropriate stewardship of public dollars. Executive Leadership shall spearhead these efforts and direct staff to develop such process, procedures, and regulations, and when necessary, bring an action for approval adoption by the governing bodies of the Parties. • The Parties commit to continuing a working relationship that will provide for the resolution of issues and the completion of Project Connect, in accordance with the Foundational Texts, this Agreement, and the Implementation Sequence Plan. Executive Leadership commits to establishing a dispute resolution process for technical issues that arise during the design, construction, and implementation of the Project Connect program. • The Parties commit to prioritizing staff resources to support the scope, schedule, and program budgets during planning, design review, construction, and inspections for Project Connect transit projects. • The Parties commit to prioritizing resources to ensure all permit and inspection documents are complete and permit and inspection approvals are streamlined and efficient to support the Project Connect schedules and program budgets. • The Parties commit to identifying opportunities for efficiencies, cost sharing, reimbursement method, and other agreements, as appropriate. • The Parties commit ...
Joint Commitments. All parties are committed to the following: • Ensuring communications, co-operation and sharing of information which is pro-active and timely in terms of service delivery; • Providing prompt and timely responses to correspondence, information requests and related matters; • Keeping each other fully appraised and updated on all key issues; and • Achieving agreed targets efficiently as well as the promotion of partnership, responsiveness and working for the common interest in their on-going joint activities.
Joint Commitments. The Council and Groundwork South Tees will respect the confidentiality of information given to each other as part of this agreement.
Joint Commitments. LBE and ECN will work together to: 1. Develop partnership structures based on equitable respect, with all members having equal voting and speaking rights. 2. Explore ways to support people who need documents to be translated into other languages or easy read formats, including using new technologies and developing a list of volunteer translators 3. Avoid wherever practically possible consultations over school holidays, religious festivals or summer periods 4. Use the online Ealing Community Calendar on the ECN website to avoid major clashes of partnership meetings or consultation events- see (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx) 5. Produce a short information briefing on the local VCS to be included in staff inductions for new middle and senior managers
Joint Commitments. LBE and ECN will support the following principles in the Ealing Volunteers Charter: • Residents should not be denied an opportunity to volunteer due to their physical disability, learning disability, health status, age, gender, race or faith, being LGBT or socio-economic status • Volunteers should receive out of pocket expenses such as travel or lunch costs and, where budgets allow, childcare or dependent care costs • Volunteers should receive proper induction, training where necessary, health and safety support , regular feedback during their volunteering and a certificate of achievement at the end of their volunteering • Volunteers working with children and young people or vulnerable adults should be subject to safeguarding procedures and criminal record bureau checks • Volunteering should not be used as a substitute for paid employment roles
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Joint Commitments.  Representatives from both organisations will meet to an agreed schedule (in person or by phone/video conference) to exchange information pertinent to this agreement and discuss how best to optimise the implementation in support of Public Sector Reform  Both organisations will work together to develop a technical solution to fulfil Ireland’s reporting responsibilities under the United Nations 2030 agenda for Sustainable DevelopmentEach party shall fund, where relevant, its own commitments  In furtherance of the project goals, the parties agree to make every reasonable effort to fulfil the commitments outlined below.
Joint Commitments. 1. It is understood by the PARTIES that the VILLAGE and the COUNTY will negotiate a separate intergovernmental agreement regarding the construction of the IMPROVEMENTS and apportioning the cost of construction engineering and construction of the IMPROVEMENTS between both PARTIES, with the COUNTY at least paying eighty percent (80%) and the VILLAGE paying twenty percent (20%) thereof.
Joint Commitments. (i) The parties acknowledge and agree that it is their intent and commitment to expand the Joint Solution (as defined below) to therapeutic areas beyond the Designated Therapeutic Areas. Upon mutual agreement regarding such expansion, it is the parties’ further intent to make such additional Joint Solution services subject to substantially the same commitments as those set forth herein. (ii) The parties acknowledge and agree that each party has in place, or will develop, processes and procedures applicable to their performance hereunder as specified on Exhibit A (“Integration Services”). The Integration Services shall be reviewed and assessed by the parties from time to time and may be amended or updated from time to time. Exhibit A shall be used as a guide for developing integrated service offerings to meet the needs of each party’s clients, as applicable (in each instance, a “Joint Solution” or collectively, the “Joint Solution”). (iii) Where either party determines that an opportunity exists and is appropriate for the offering of the Joint Solution to that party’s customer or client, it is the parties’ mutual intent and commitment to collaborate, as needed, to propose the Joint Solution to that customer or client. Each party agrees to make a good faith effort to promote a Joint Solution for a Sponsor seeking services that could reasonably be addressed by the Joint Solution. In connection with PPD’s response to a request for proposal (an “RFP”) in which a Joint Solution is proposed, PPD shall be responsible for the preparation and submission of such RFP response; provided, however, that PPD shall provide VS an opportunity to review and provide approval on the Joint Solution framework, including, the scope of the Preferred Services and the pricing thereof. VS shall provide such review within two (2) business days following receipt by VS of such RFP response from PPD. Where reasonably appropriate for the proper defense of an RFP, PPD will use its reasonable efforts to provide VS an opportunity to participate in a call or bid defense meeting to the extent related to the Joint Solution. In the event PPD is awarded a clinical research study and such award includes selection by Sponsor of the Joint Solution, the parties shall mutually agree upon an applicable Work Order in accordance with Section 4 below. A. However, nothing contained herein shall be construed to impose upon PPD an obligation to offer the Joint Solution or to use VS for Preferred Services wher...
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