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Other Areas Sample Clauses

Other AreasAdditional evaluation areas that are unique to the contract will also be captured in the annual rating.
Other Areas. 1. No reprisals of any kind will be taken by the Employer against any bargaining unit member because of his/her participation in the grievance procedure. 2. All documents, communications, and records dealings with the processing of a grievance shall be filed separately from the personnel files of the participants and shall not become a part of the employees' permanent evaluation records. 3. If the grievant files in any form or forum other than under the grievance procedure of this Agreement, then the Employer shall not be required to process the same claim or set of facts through the grievance procedure. 4. If a grievance is filed at the end of the second semester, working days in the above agreement will become “calendar” days, and the process will be completed during the summer months.
Other Areas. Brokerage of immovable property including land Ownership and use of natural resources Fishing Hunting is restricted in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine.
Other AreasIn addition to the Conservation Area, Pūlama Lānaʻi, owns and controls Other Areas. Other Areas do not contain lands that are not owned and controlled by Pūlama Lānaʻi. Other Areas are considered Enrolled Property for the sole purpose of covering the Incidental Take of the Damselfly; this Agreement does not provide Incidental Take coverage for Covered Species other than the Damselfly outside of the Conservation Area. Standing or flowing water exists within the Other Areas. These Other Areas are shown on Figure 1 and include all tax map key numbers listed in Appendix B, except a portion of TMK 2-4-9-002-061 which is the Conservation Area (“Other Areas”). A wide variety of land uses, including habitat conservation lands, commercial resort properties, residential homes, businesses and industrial uses take place in the Other Areas. Conservation Measures for the Other Areas are described in Section 8. The Parties do not expect the Damselfly to expand into standing or flowing water in Other Areas due to the species’ habitat requirements, which include water free of fish predators, and water that is not chemically treated. Portions of the Other Areas are described in Sections 3.2.1 through 3.2.4 below.
Other Areas a) In Other Areas as defined in Clause 2.02, it is agreed that workers supplied by the Union shall be used to perform work when labour is required to handle theatrical materials and costumes relating directly to theatrical performances exclusive of banquets, receptions, meetings, conferences and exhibitions. Notwithstanding the foregoing, members shall be called when the Centre’s Catering Deparmtent produces events. Workers mentioned above will be used for moving such materials which belong to any of the areas mentioned in Clause 2.01, to and from any of the areas mentioned in Clause 2.02. Workers assigned to these areas shall not work within defined departments or specific areas but rather assist each other in the work required to be done. Should a worker be called to work specifically in an area covered in Clause 2.02, the provisions of Clause 8.07 shall apply in the case of a performance. b) A performance is defined as a staged production presented to a specific audience as a complete work or programme. Access to the venues listed in Clause
Other Areas. Funding for Global stabilisation efforts The Parties to the Defence Agreement are in agreement on the need to strengthen and expand the overall ability of the Danish State to carry out stabilisation, reconstruction and capacity building projects in conflict areas. From 2010, a total of DKK 20 million is to be earmarked annually under Section 6: Danish Minis- try of Foreign Affairs. Beginning 2010, the appropriation is to be financed by an annual contribu- tion of DKK 10 million from the Danish Ministry of Defence and DKK 10 million from within the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairstotal budget. With the aim of ensuring a coordinated use of the DKK 20 million annually, an inter-ministerial coordination body is to be established from among representatives from the Danish Ministry of Defence and the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which is to decide how the specific funds are to be used. In addition, the Ministry of Defence is to allocate DKK 65 million annually within the framework of the Danish Armed Forcessecurity cooperation programme to supporting broader stabilisation efforts, security cooperation, etc. Similarly, the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to allocate DKK 65 million annually within the framework of Danish development assistance to supporting broader stabilisation efforts, etc. Likewise, the inter-ministerial coordination body is to be assigned the task of coordinating and ensuring synergy between initiatives financed by the two appropriations. The coordination body is to be responsible for the overall coordination of the two appropriations. Responsibility for the administration of the specific appropriation will continue to be clearly assigned. In total, DKK 150 million may be used annually towards stabilisation efforts, security coopera- tion, etc. (see table below). Funding under Section 6: Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs – for stabilisation efforts, etc. (not development assistance) 20 Focusing of appropriation within the Danish Armed Forces’ security cooperation programme 65 Focusing of appropriation within development assistance 65 National Museum of Military History With the aim of ensuring the necessary coherence between the Danish Armed Forces and the activities of the museum, a survey is to examine within the defence agreement period the feasi- bility and desirability of returning the responsiblity for the National Museum of Military History, which comprises the Royal Danish Arsenal Museum and the Royal Danish Naval M...
Other AreasThe Secretary shall conduct archeological studies of the areas described as the ‘‘Spruce Hill Works’’, the ‘‘Harness Group’’, and the ‘‘Cedar Bank Works’’, and may conduct archeo- logical studies of other areas significant to Hopewellian culture, to evaluate the desirability of adding them to the park, and shall report to Congress on any such areas that are rec- ommended for addition to the park. (Pub. L. 102–294, § 4, May 27, 1992, 106 Stat. 186.) There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as are necessary for the acquisition of lands and interests in land within the park, the conduct of archeological studies on lands within and adjacent to the park, and the development of facilities for interpretation of the park. (Pub. L. 102–294, § 5, May 27, 1992, 106 Stat. 186.) SUBCHAPTER LIX–T—XXXXX-XXXXXXXX- XXXXXXXXXXX NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
Other AreasNot Applicable
Other Areas. Upon the prior written approval by the University, the Permittee may use other areas of the University upon the same terms and conditions as provided herein.
Other AreasThis Agreement shall also apply to all persons supplied by the Union to perform work related to theatrical presentations as defined in Clause