Obligations of Partners. ① If the company suffers losses due to the partner's intention or negligence, the partner shall be liable for compensation to the company; ② Partners shall not withdraw their capital contribution or engage in other malicious acts of reducing the company's capital without the consent of the other partner; ③ In the course of the company's operation, the partners shall undertake the obligations of sponsors in accordance with the relevant national laws and regulations and the relevant provisions of the company's articles of association;
Obligations of Partners. Each Partner shall at all times:
(a) devote his whole time/as much time as is reasonably required to effectively carry out the work of the partnership business, and work diligently and use his best skill and endeavours to promote the business of the Partnership;
(b) be just and faithful to the other Partners in all transactions dealings and matters in relation to the Partnership and at all times give to the other Partners a true and proper account of all such dealings;
(c) keep proper records of all business transacted by him on behalf of the Partnership; and
(d) punctually pay and discharge his separate debts and liabilities whether present or future and he undertakes to indemnify the other Partners and their respective estates and effects against any claims arising therefrom.
Obligations of Partners. Provision of Information.
Obligations of Partners. Each Partner hereby agrees to use its commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that none of the monies that such Partner will contribute to the Partnership shall be derived from, or related to, any activity that can reasonably be deemed to be criminal under applicable law based upon advice of counsel; and that it will comply with all applicable anti-money laundering laws.
Obligations of Partners. On or prior to the Closing Date, all obligations and indebtedness of the Partners to Seller under the Partnership Agreement or otherwise, including without limitation, all obligations to make capital contributions, shall have been repaid and satisfied in full, for which purpose such Partners may direct Buyer to pay an applicable portion of the Purchase Price to Seller, and no Partner shall thereafter have any remaining obligation or liability to Seller outstanding as of the Closing Date.
Obligations of Partners. 14.1 Each partner shall at all times:-
(a) Show the utmost good faith to the other partners in all matters relating to the partnership;
(b) Conduct himself in a manner becoming his professional and use his best skill and endeavours to promote the partnership business;
(c) Keep proper records of all business transacted by him on behalf of the partnership;
(d) Duly and punctually pay and discharge his separate and private debts and liabilities and keep the partnership's property and the other partners and their respective estates and effects indemnified against the same and against all actions, proceedings, costs, claims and demands in respect thereof.
Obligations of Partners. The Partners recognise that the number of agencies active in the Health Sector can place a burden on the GoR if not effectively coordinated. Therefore, the Partners will appoint a lead donor representative to coordinate donor views, act as co-chair in sector meetings and activities, and ensure harmonisation of dialogue (the “representative”). The Representative will establish sufficient capacity to coordinate donor positions on health policy issues, and manage the flow of information and documentation between development partners, as well as providing administrative support as required by the MoH to facilitate coordination. General budget support is the aid modality preferred by the GoR followed by sector budget support. Partners are encouraged but not limited to use these modalities as far as possible. Partners, where practical and in accordance with the policy of their government or organization, will carry out as far as possible the following:
4.1 Xxxxx and harmonize their own planning, performance monitoring and reviewing activities as much as possible with those processes established in the sector-wide approach.
4.2 Plan, negotiate and implement future initiatives or new programmes regarding support to the Health Sector in cooperation with the GoR and other Partners.
4.3 Support and avoid distortion of the existing government health system and strategies.
4.4 Harmonize policy dialogue, consultation and information sharing.
4.5 Support an aligned approach to capacity building.
4.6 In addition to formal reporting requirements, development partners will share with the GoR and other Partners as much information as possible on the nature, value, timing and financing modality of future support to the Health Sector.
Obligations of Partners. Each of the undersigned parties to this Memorandum of Understanding hereby agrees:
8.1 to dedicate a significant part of its manpower in NWP and modelling to the common project (research, development, maintenance, verification tools, application software) without any individual proprietary right for the results of those actions. Once negotiated between all Partners, the amount of involvement promised by each Partner becomes a commitment. Concerning the rules of recording, the initial state for this second MoU is provided by the appended "E" record by Météo-France of all ALADIN actions, since the beginning of the project, updated at 31/03/01. The further evolution of the record is monitored by all Partners within the procedure fixing the commitments. Appendix "F" to the present MoU sets up the rules for these yearly commitment/monitoring actions;
8.2 to include in the previously defined manpower commitment its own responsibility for the further maintenance of developments it has been promoting in the past;
8.3 to make every necessary effort to prevent unauthorised dissemination of the ALADIN software and of its IFS/ARPEGE associated parts, whatever might be the purpose ofthis dissemination. In particular, in case of benchmark or of use of external computing resources for running the ALADIN code, the Partners must sign a non-dissemination and restricted-use agreement with the provider of computing resources. This agreement must be presented to any Partner as well as to ECMWF, if required;
8.4 to aim at having (now or in a foreseeable future) ALADIN as priority operational tool for short-range high- resolution NWP daily applications;
8.5 to strictly comply to the "Conditions of use of the ALADIN software"defined hereabove in Section 6;
8.6 in case of future withdrawal from the project, not to take advantage of its former participation for actions that could be detrimental to the remaining Partnersor to ECMWF;
8.7 to participate to the SRNWP network activities in coordination with the other ALADIN Partners and with the NMSs interested by ALATNET activities, for Partners who are members of this SRNWP network;
8.8 to take part in the preparation of applications to the Commission of the European Union or any other international source of financing for funding of research and/or operational actions concerning ALADIN; in case of success for such applications by a sub-group of the ALADIN partnership, to make efforts to compensate on other domains in favour of the no...
Obligations of Partners. Partners hereby agrees as follows: (i) to pay for any materials and labor reasonably necessary to install the Facilities in accordance with the attached Exhibit “A”; (ii) to keep the Property free of liens resulting from the installation of the Facilities; (iii) Owner shall have no responsibility for the Services provided by Partners to Subscribers or for the proper functioning of the Facilities; (iv) to repair any damage to Owner's landscaping, personal property or underground facilities located on the Property (including any necessary replacements), if such damage results directly from Partners' installation of the Facilities, and subject to the removal requirements in Section 1, to restore the Property to as near its condition prior to installation of the Facilities as may be practicable to Owner's reasonable satisfaction; (v) to obtain all necessary governmental authorizations for the construction and operation of the Facilities on the Property; and (vi) to obtain written approval of the property Owner and the Partners before allowing any additional entity to add equipment to the facility or before adding additional equipment for purposes beyond providing Services to its Subscribers.
Obligations of Partners
