Overriding Objective Sample Clauses
Overriding Objective. In construing the Agreement or on the making of any arbitral order or award regard shall be had to the overriding purposes of the Agreement namely:
2.1 to seek to promote safety of life at sea and the preservation of property at sea and during the salvage operations to prevent or minimise damage to the environment;
2.2 to ensure that its provisions are operated in good faith and that it is read and understood to operate in a reasonably businesslike manner;
2.3 to encourage cooperation between the parties and with relevant authorities;
2.4 to ensure that the reasonable expectations of salvors and owners of salved property are met and
2.5 to ensure that it leads to a fair and efficient disposal of disputes between the parties whether amicably, by mediation or by arbitration within a reasonable time and at a reasonable cost.
Overriding Objective. In providing the Services the Approved Activity Provider shall at all times be responsible for supporting the achievement of the Charity’s overall aim as expressed in its Mission Statement and for promoting and fostering the ten guiding principles as set out in the DofE Handbook.
Overriding Objective. A. The overriding objective of the Halls of Residence Discipline Regulations is to: • Deal with allegations fairly and in ways that are proportionate to the alleged breach • Carry out a reasonable investigation into the facts • Allow you to know the allegation(s) against you and see the supporting evidence, along with a reasonable chance for you to set out your case • Take account of the interests of anyone affected by what has happened (victims and/or witnesses) • Deal with matters efficiently and speedily
B. If you are found responsible for misconduct we will fix a penalty that takes account of: • The seriousness of the breach(es) • The effect the breach(es) has/have had on others • Any early admission of responsibility • Any voluntary offer to make up for the harm/loss caused • Your prior behaviour.
C. If you are found responsible for actions leading to for example (but not limited to) damage to Halls or Halls equipment, or inadequate cleaning of or rubbish removal from your Accommodation, you may be charged the reasonable costs incurred by us in remedying these things.
Overriding Objective. A. The overriding objective of the Halls of Residence Discipline Regulations is to: • Deal with allegations fairly and in ways that are proportionate to the alleged breach • Carry out a reasonable investigation into the facts • Allow you to know the allegation(s) against you and see the supporting evidence, along with a reasonable chance for you to set out your case • Take account of the interests of anyone affected by what has happened (victims and/or witnesses) • Deal with matters efficiently and speedily
B. If you are found responsible for misconduct we will fix a penalty that takes account of : • The seriousness of the breach(es) • The effect the breach(es) has/have had on others • Any early admission of responsibility • Any voluntary offer to make up for the harm/loss caused • Your prior behaviour
Overriding Objective. 2.2.1 The overriding objective of the Halls of Residence Discipline Regulations is to: • Deal with allegations fairly and in ways that are proportionate to the alleged breach • Carry out a reasonable investigation into the facts • Allow you to know the allegation(s) against you and allow you to set out you case via email or in a face-to-face meeting depending on the severity of the allegation. • Where appropriate, evidence will be shared with you and in circumstances where the evidence cannot be shared a summary of evidence will be provided. • Take account of the interests of anyone affected by what has happened (victims and/or witnesses) • Deal with matters efficiently and speedily
2.2.2 If you are found responsible for misconduct, we will fix a penalty that takes account of: • The seriousness of the breach(es) • The effect the breach(es) has/have had on others • Any early admission of responsibility • Any voluntary offer to make up for the harm/loss caused • Your prior behaviour.
Overriding Objective. In construing the Agreement or on the making of any arbitral order or award regard shall be had to the overriding purposes of the Agreement namely:
2.1 ato seek to promote safety of life at sea and the preservation of property at sea and during the salvage operations to prevent or minimise damage to the environment;
2.2 bto ensure that its provisions are operated in good faith and that it is read and understood to operate in a reasonably businesslike manner;
2.3 cto encourage cooperation between the parties and with relevant authorities;
2.4 dto ensure that the reasonable expectations of salvors and owners of salved property are met and
2.5 eto ensure that it leads to a fair and efficient disposal of disputes between the parties whether amicably, by mediation or by arbitration within a reasonable time and at a reasonable cost.
Overriding Objective. In construing the Agreement or on the making of any arbitral order or award regard shall be had to the overriding purposes of the Agreement namely:
Overriding Objective. A. The overriding objective of the Halls of Residence Misconduct Regulations is to: • Deal with allegations fairly and in ways that are proportionate to the alleged breach • Carry out a reasonable investigation into the facts • Allow you to know the allegation(s) against you and allow you to set out you case via email or in a face to face meeting depending on the severity of the allegation. • Where appropriate, evidence will be shared with you and in circumstances where the evidence cannot be shared a summary of evidence will be provided. • Take account of the interests of anyone affected by what has happened (victims and/or witnesses) • Deal with matters efficiently and speedily
B. If you are found responsible for misconduct we will fix a penalty that takes account of: • The seriousness of the breach(es) • The effect the breach(es) has/have had on others • Any early admission of responsibility • Any voluntary offer to make up for the harm/loss caused • Your prior behaviour.
C. If you are found responsible for actions leading to for example (but not limited to) damage to Halls or Halls equipment, or inadequate cleaning of or rubbish removal from your Accommodation, you may be charged the reasonable costs incurred by us in remedying these things.
Overriding Objective. [22] The requirement that the Court deals with cases justly pursuant to the overriding objective is in favour of granting the extension of time sought since the striking out of NGC’s claim at this stage will occasion a result that is both unexpected and undeserved.
Overriding Objective. 3.1.1 The SRA and the FCA respectively recognise that the overriding objective under Part XX is the provision of an appropriate level of protection for the interests of clients.
3.1.2 The FCA’s duties and functions under the Act are non-delegable and include but are not limited to the following:
(i) to comply with its duty under section 325 of the Act and PROF 3.1 to keep itself informed about the way in which the SRA supervises and regulates the carrying on of exempt regulated activities by its members;
(ii) to keep under review the desirability of the exercising any of its powers under section 328 of the Act (Directions) or section 329 of the Act (Orders);
(iii) the duty to act in a manner which is compatible with the regulatory objectives set out in the Act; and
(iv) monitoring and enforcement under para 6 of Schedule 1 to the Act.
3.1.3 The duties and functions of the SRA under the Act include but are not limited to:
(i) the powers, duties or functions in relation to members which are or may be exercised for the purposes of supervising and regulating exempt regulated activities (‘the SRA’s regulatory functions’); and
(ii) its duty to co-operate by the sharing of information and in other ways with the FCA, to enable the FCA to fulfil its duties and to keep under review the desirability of exercising its powers under Part XX.
3.1.4 The FCA and the SRA will hold liaison meetings at least once a year (unless otherwise agreed) to discuss how they are jointly and separately achieving the objective of providing an appropriate level of protection for the interests of clients.