PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. 5. The provisions of paragraph 3 (e) do not preclude the supply of food, clothing and medical support for the military forces in the field. 6. The cease -fire shall guarantee the free movement of persons and goods throughout the national territory of the Democratic Republic of Congo. 7. On the coming into force of the Agreement, the Parties shall release persons detained or taken hostage and shall give them the latitude to relocate to any provinces within the DRC or country where their security will be guaranteed. 8. The Parties to the Agreement commit themselves to e xchange prisoners of war and release any other persons detained as a result of the war. 9. Thc Parties shall allow immediate and unhindered access to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Red Crescent for the purpose of arranging the rel ease of prisoners of war and other persons detained as a result of the war as well as the recovery of the dead and the treatment of the wounded. 10. The Parties shall facilitate humanitarian assistance through the opening up of humanitarian corridors and creation of conditions conducive to the provision of urgent humanitarian assistance to displaced persons, refugees and other affected persons. a. The United Nations Security Council, acting under Chapter VII of the UN Charter and in collaboration wit h the OAU, shall be requested to constitute, facilitate and deploy an appropriate peacekeeping force in the DRC to ensure implementation of this Agreement; and taking into account the peculiar situation of the DRC, mandate the peacekeeping force to track d own all armed groups in the DRC. In this respect, the UN Security Council shall provide the requisite mandate for the peace -keeping force. b. The Parties shall constitute a Joint Military Commission (JMC) which shall, together with the UN/ OAU Observer gro up be responsible for executing, immediately after the coming into force of this Agreement, peace -keeping operations until the deployment of the UN peace -keeping force. Its composition and mandate shall be as stipulated in Chapter 7 of Annex 'A' of this Ag reement. 12. The final withdrawal of all foreign forces from the national territory of the DRC shall be carried out in accordance with the Calender in Annex B of this Agreement and a withdrawal schedule to be prepared by the UN, the OAU and the JMC. 13. The laying of mines of whatever type shall be prohibited. 14. There shall be immediate disengagement of forces in the areas where they ...

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. 1. There shall be immediate disengagement of combatants in the areas where they are in direct contact. 2. The redeployment of all combatants in the Nuba Mountains to defensive positions shall be carried out in accordance with the Calendar in Annex A of this Agreement and the schedule in annex B, which may be amended by unanimous decision on the Joint Military Commission; 3. The Parties shall ensure that armed groups operating alongside their troops or on the territory under their control comply with the processes leading to the dismantling of those groups. In particular the Parties shall immediately taken all necessary measures aimed at controlling illicit trafficking of arms and the infiltration of armed groups; 4. The laying of mines of whatever type shall be prohibited; 5. The Parties shall marked and signpost any danger areas to be identified to the Joint 6. The Parties shall facilitate the repair and re-opening of roads and the removal of mines throughout the area covered by this agreement; 7. The parties shall facilitate humanitarian assistance through the opening up of humanitarian corridors and creation of conditions conducive to the provision of urgent humanitarian assistance to displaced persons and other affected persons; 8. The Parties shall allow immediate and unhindered access to the international Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) for the purpose of identifying and assuring the well- being of any person detained as a result of the conflict; 9. The Parties understand to provide accurate information concerning the cease-fire through the press and the media on a regular basis and shall not interfere with the dissemination of each other’s information; 10. The Agreement can be amended by agreement of the Parties with the concurrence of the Joint Military Commission upon notice to the countries participating in the arrangements established in this Agreement; 11. The Parties may agree to renew this Agreement for an addition six (6) month period. Not later than 30 days before the expiration of the Agreement, either Party may notify the Central JMC that it is prepared to agree to such a renewal. If both parties agree, the Agreement shall be extended for an additional six (6) month period. Thereafter, the Agreement many be further extended for additional periods by means of the same procedure.

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. The CIB hereby agrees to Fund the Company for the provision of the Services subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement and the Company hereby accepts the Funding and undertakes to apply same exclusively to the provision of the Services. As a condition to the provision of the funding and in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, the company shall in carrying out their obligations under this Agreement: develop and deliver the Services to a high quality and standard and in compliance with the Quality Standards, Financial Controls and Codes of Practice. The Company shall be responsible for keeping itself apprised of, and adhering to at all times with the latest version of this document; seek to respond to the needs of clients and to improve accessibility to the Services; pursue a collaborative approach with CIB and with other voluntary, community and statutory service providers and agencies; implement and advance any change and modernisation of Citizens Information, as required by the CIB, in line with CIB and Government policy over the duration of this Agreement; demonstrate commitment to the principle of accountability, as set out in this Agreement, in relation to the management of public funds and public trust in terms of systems of controls, record keeping, value for money and monitoring and evaluation; respect and comply with the statutory role and regulatory and public accountability responsibilities of the CIB and at all times co-operate fully with the CIB, its staff and Board. The parties acknowledge that this Agreement is without prejudice to the statutory powers, discretion and rights of CIB in respect of the delivery of the Services. CIB reserves the right to carry out strategic reviews of the provision of the Services from time to time. For the avoidance of doubt, CIB makes no commitment, provides no warranty, representation or guarantee to the Company as to the entry into, expectation of or continuity of provision of the Services or entry into any future arrangement with the CIB. The Company shall notify CIB immediately in writing upon becoming unable to provide the Services so as to ensure that CIB will be in a position to reallocate the Funding for other purposes or to another voluntary body within the meaning of the Comhairle Xxx 0000. To the extent the Company’s inability to provide the Services is caused by events or circumstances within the Company’s or the Directors’ reasonable control, the Company, shall immediately repay ...

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. 1. The MoU is valid for 36 months from the date of signing. Either Party may propose revisions to the MoU at any time and both parties must agree in writing to any such modifications. 2. This MoU may be executed in any number of counterparts and by the Parties in separate counterparts, each of which when so executed and delivered shall be deemed an original, but all such counterparts together shall constitute one and the same instrument.

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. 15. The parties will work in good faith in a pragmatic, workable, collaborative relationship at the governance and management levels toward achievement of the Purpose and Objectives of this Agreement set out in section D. 16. The primary strategic and major issues are at the regional and metropolitan cities/district level. 17. The parties recognise the importance of an integrated and collaborative approach to regional and metropolitan governance in the upper North Island. 18. The parties recognise each council’s right to make decisions for their region, city or district, and that these decisions may not always be in the interests of neighbouring regions. 19. Each party recognises that some of their activities may affect the interests of neighbouring regional councils, cities and districts, and in such cases, recognises the right for neighbouring councils to be informed and to express a view about these activities. 20. Each party recognises that the sharing of local government services can bring increased efficiencies in terms of planning, administration and consultation, resulting in better use of resources, greater mutual understanding, and improved consistency of approach. 21. Each party recognises that cooperation and shared positions can assist in local, regional and national governance and result in improved social, economic, cultural and environmental outcomes. 22. Each party will seek to communicate on matters of mutual interest in an open, honest, respectful and proactive way. 23. Where a party to this agreement has a significant disagreement with the position of another, each party will seek to accommodate, acknowledge or at least fairly represent the dissenting view of the other. 24. Nothing in this agreement alters any statutory rights or obligations under any Act. 25. This agreement neither precludes nor constitutes a joint venture, pooling arrangement, partnership or formal business organisation of any kind, nor an obligation to perform a contract with any other party.

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. These are the Council's principles of the Agreement for the production and delivery of a Maltings Outreach Service within the Borough of Waverley. The following two sections describe the basis and the expectations (Principles) of this relationship, which will enable a high quality Maltings Outreach Service to be provided to its Service Users.

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. Xxxxxx Xxxxx Health Service developed from many years of negotiations by Aboriginal people in the Darwin area to have their own health service that was an alternative from mainstream services such as the hospital and Community Care Centres.

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. The Parties re-affirm that all ethnic groups and nationalities whose people and territory constituted what became Congo (now DRC) at independence must enjoy equal rights and protection under the law as citizens.

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. The Parties shall allow immediate and unhindered access to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Red Crescent for the purpose of arranging the release of prisoners of war and other persons detained as a result of the war as well as the recovery of the dead and the treatment of the wounded.

PRINCIPLES OF THE AGREEMENT. 5.1 This Agreement will be read and interpreted in conjunction with the NES (National Employment Standards). Where there is inconsistency between this Agreement and the NES, and the NES provides greater benefit, the NES provision will apply to the extent of the inconsistency. 5.2 The delegates rights term in the Award is incorporated into this Agreement. 5.3 The relationship between the Parties in the application of this Agreement will be governed by the following principles: a. To develop and promote trust and motivation; b. To maintain honesty and mutual respect, with Employees being treated fairly and equitably at all times; c. To create a working environment that fosters a commitment and common identity with the Employer’s operation and performance; d. To organise work in a manner which is flexible and relevant to the nature of operations; and e. To maintain a safe, viable, and competitive workplace in a highly competitive international industry.