Methods of Operation. 1. Complete weekly, monthly, and periodic checklists for all cleaning services. Review the checklists to ensure full compliance with the provisions of the contract and sign the payment paperwork once each week. The checklists will be available for initial review by the Provider at the pre-work meeting.
2. Provide and enforce the use of personal safety protective clothing, footwear, eyewear, and any other safety materials needed to perform the work in a safe and orderly manner.
3. Report in writing any needed repairs that are observed during the performance of services.
4. Leave all “lost and found” items in designated area or with Department personnel.
5. Repair, at Provider’s expense, any damage to Department property caused by the Provider through the Provider’s negligence, equipment or employees.
6. Discuss all questions and problems concerning work performed with Department personnel.
Methods of Operation a) The Bank may guarantee, participate in, make loans or support through any other financial instrument, public or private projects, including public-private partnerships, in any borrowing member country, as well as invest in the equity, underwrite the equity issue of securities, or facilitate the access of international capital markets of any business, industrial, agricultural or services enterprise with projects in the territories of borrowing member countries.
b) The Bank may co-finance, guarantee or co-guarantee, together with international financial institutions, commercial banks or other suitable entities, projects within its mandate.
c) The Bank may provide technical assistance for the preparation and implementation of projects to be supported by the Bank.
d) The Board of Governors, by special majority, may approve a general policy under which the Bank is authorized to develop the operations described in the previous items of this article in relation to public or private projects in a non- member emerging economy or developing country, subject to the condition that it involves a material interest of a member, as defined by such policy.
e) The Board of Directors, by special majority, may exceptionally approve a specific public or private project in a non-member emerging economy or developing country involving the operations described in the previous items of this article. Sovereign guaranteed operations in non-members will be priced in full consideration of the sovereign risks involved, given the risk mitigators offered, and any other conditions established as the Board of Directors may decide.
Methods of Operation. The Contractor shall inform the City in advance concerning plans for performing each part of the Work. If at any time the Designated Transfer Station(s), Designated Disposal Facility(ies), or Contractor's methods of executing the Work appear to the City to be inadequate to ensure the required reliability, safety, quality, or rate of progress of the Work, the City may request the Contractor to increase or improve its Designated Transfer Station(s) and/or Disposal Facility(ies) and/or methods; but neither compliance with such requests nor failure of the City to issue such requests shall relieve Contractor from its obligation to secure the degree of reliability, safety, quality of the Work, and the rate of progress required by this Agreement. The Contractor shall be solely responsible for the reliability, safety, adequacy, and efficiency of its operations, Designated Transfer Station(s), and/or the Designated Disposal Facility(ies) and/or methods.
Methods of Operation. 1. The Bank shall carry out its operations in furtherance of its purpose and functions as set out in Articles 1 and 2 of this Agreement in any or all of the following ways:
(i) by making or co-financing together with multilateral institutions, commercial banks or other interested sources, or participating in, loans to private sector enterprises, loans to any state-owned enter- prise operating competitively and moving to participation in the market-oriented economy, and loans to any state-owned enterprise to facilitate its transition to private ownership and control; in par- ticular, to facilitate or enhance the participation of private and/or foreign capital in such enterprises;
(ii) (a) by investment in the equity capital of private sector enter- prises;
Methods of Operation. Operating procedures, if any, for the Services will be mutually agreed in writing upon by the Parties. Details of such operating procedures will be set forth in the applicable Service Schedule or a joint operating agreement. It is understood that the joint operating agreement may change from time to time by written agreement of the Parties.
Methods of Operation further elaborates the operations of the Bank in the context of Article 1 of the “Inter- governmental Agreement” and Article 3 of the “Articles of Agreement”.
Methods of Operation. The Bank shall carry out its operations in furtherance of its purpose and functions as set out in Articles 1 and 2 of this Agreement in any or all of the following ways:
(a) by supporting trade activities;
(b) by making or co-financing with multilateral institutions, commercial banks or other interested sources, or participating in, loans;
(c) by investing in equity capital;
(d) by raising funds in the international financial markets;
(e) by underwriting, where other means of financing are not appropriate;
(f) by deploying Special Funds Resources in accordance with the agreements determining their use;
(g) by making or participating in loans and providing technical assistance for the reconstruction or development of infrastructure, including environmental programs;
(h) by entering into other appropriate banking operations not explicitly excluded by this Agreement or a decision of the Board of Governors.
Methods of Operation. 1. The Bank shall carry out its operations in furtherance of its purpose and functions as set out in Articles 1 and 2 of this Agreement in any or all of the following ways:
(i) by making, or cofinancing together with multilateral institutions, commercial banks or other interested sources, or participating in, loans to private sector enterprises, loans to any state-owned enterprise operating competitively and moving to participation in the market-oriented economy, and loans to any state-owned enterprise to facilitate its transition to private ownership and control; in particular to facilitate or enhance the participation of private and/or foreign capital in such enterprises;
(a) by investment in the equity capital of private sector enterprises;
(b) by investment in the equity capital of any state-owned enterprise operating competitively and moving to participation in the market-oriented economy, and investment in the equity capital of any state-owned enterprise to facilitate its transition to private ownership and control; in particular to facilitate or enhance the participation of private and/or foreign capital in such enterprises; and
(c) by underwriting, where other means of financing are not appropriate, the equity issue of securities by both private sector enterprises and such state-owned enterprises referred to in (b) above for the ends mentioned in that subparagraph;
(iii) by facilitating access to domestic and international capital markets by private sector enterprises or by other enterprises referred to in subparagraph (i) of this paragraph for the ends mentioned in that subparagraph, through the provision of guarantees, where other means of financing are not appropriate, and through financial advice and other forms of assistance;
(iv) by deploying Special Funds resources in accordance with the agreements determining their use; and
(v) by making or participating in loans and providing technical assistance for the reconstruction or development of infrastructure, including environmental programmes, necessary for private sector development and the transition to a market-oriented economy. For the purposes of this paragraph, a state-owned enterprise shall not be regarded as operating competitively unless it operates autonomously in a competitive market environment and unless it is subject to bankruptcy laws.
(i) the Board of Directors shall review at least annually the Bank's operations and lending strategy in each recipient country to ensure that the p...
Methods of Operation. The Contractor shall not be permitted to use any form of explosive devices or dispose of the materials by burning at the site.
Methods of Operation. The Board shall not have employees but may engage through professional and service contracts for technical, legal, research, and consulting services. In the performance of its duties the Board may utilize the services of any officer or employee of the Town or County with the approval of the Town Council, Board of County Commissioners, or elected County official depending on the assistance needed. Property which is solely owned by the Town shall be insured by the Town. Any property in which the County has an ownership interest shall be insured by the County.
