Planned Activities Sample Clauses

Planned Activities. Problems Encountered/Problem Remedies
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Planned Activities. Activities and progress planned for the next update period.
Planned Activities. Continue the provision of alternative offers through the PARTNERS and Realising Opportunities schemes (which include additional indicators of academic potential alongside a reduced conditional offer)
Planned Activities. (For All Projects)
Planned Activities. Activities and progress planned for the next update period. Potential Recovery Measures and Associated Cost Impacts: Provide recommendations for recovery of lost time through re-sequencing strategies, crashing or other compression techniques. Associated cost impacts estimates presented on an order of magnitude basis. Material Location Reports: Submit at monthly intervals. Field Condition Reports: Submit at time of discovery of differing conditions. Special Reports: Submit at time of unusual event. Qualification Data: For project scheduler.
Planned Activities. Continue to lead the national Realising Opportunities programme [See Appendix 1] with a view to sustaining and expanding the programme in the longer term if evaluation is favourable
Planned Activities. Identify which university will be the home institution for each project and provide a timetable for both. Describe the planned activities in the framework of each project and explain how these activities will help achieve the aims of each. For proposals involving a PI from UoM’s Faculty of Arts only: You must provide a statement addressing how the candidate/s will meet the Faculty’s PhD coursework requirements in your application. Please refer to the Faculty’s guidelines for additional information, and contact the Associate Xxxx (Graduate Research) for any further guidance.
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Planned Activities. Input for the networking activities is the outcome of three previous tasks in the project: 1. The inventory that consortium partners did of existing and potential networks 2. The interviews with key-actors that all partners undertook (D2.1) 3. The network strategy (D2.2) In the network strategy the targets for networking and the target groups for the network activities have been established: - Lease fleets - Utility vehicle fleets - Public transport fleets - Public fleets Furthermore, the strategy defines as what are networking events. This definition was necessary to concentrate energy on those events which have the most potential to yield results, i.e. pilot actions. Network activities contain: - A meeting agenda with clear objectives - An audience that exists of representatives of the target groups and/or stakeholders - Participants at the meeting that are relevant to the project, i.e. they belong to the defined target groups - A presentation of FLEAT (if relevant with project presentation) - A clear outcome of the meeting resulting in actions for FLEAT partners and other stakeholders In the description of work, targets are set for network activities. This report contains the results of the 54 events that took place in this year, the first 10 months of the FLEAT project. The two follow up reports will contain the information of the next two years. M1-12 M13-24 M25-30 Total TRT 4 4 3 11 IPA 3 3 2 8 Geonardo 0 XXXX 8 8 3 19 CRES 3 2 1 6 Mobiel 21 0 Total 54 53 29 136
Planned Activities. The Mechanical Services Local Work Area will, by utilising the available flexible spread of working hours, within the constraints of the relevant Award have mechanics available in the workshop or on call to deal with emergency services/breakdowns over the full range of normal hours worked by the Construction & Maintenance, Waste Collection Services and Parks & Gardens Local Work Areas, and the Bunbury Water Board. The exception to the above is that the last half hour worked by these groups need not be covered due to the fact that emergency call outs are very rare at that time of day.
Planned Activities. The SPONSOR shall indemnify and save harmless Everglades Youth Conservation Camp, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Florida Fish and Wildlife Foundation and its owners, employees, agents, officers, and volunteers harmless from and against any and all liability, actions, causes of actions, debts, claims from and against any and all loss, cost (including attorney’s fees), damages, expenses and liability (including statutory liability and liability under Workers’ Compensation laws) in connection with claims for damages as a result of injury or death of any person or property damage to any property sustained by SPONSOR and/or any persons, which arise from or in any manner grow out of SPONSOR’S use of the premises by SPONSOR or SPONSOR’S agents, employees, customers or invitees. In furtherance of this covenant, SPONSOR shall deliver a copy of a receipt for purchase of liability insurance to (including indemnification liability) at the level of $100,000 per person, $200,000 per incident or occurrence, or evidence of bond or security at that level. Nothing above shall constitute a waiver of sovereign immunity enjoyed by any agency of the State which may become a party signatory hereto, as provided by s.768.28, Florida Statutes.
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