Purposes and Functions. 1. The purposes for which the Facility is established are:
Purposes and Functions. The Commission endeavours to secure the co-operation of governments and other authorities in locating persons missing as a result of armed conflicts, human rights abuses, natural and man-made disasters and other involuntary reasons and to assist them in doing so. The Commission also supports the work of other organisations in their efforts, encourages public involvement in its activities and contributes to the development of appropriate expressions of commemoration and tribute to the missing.
Purposes and Functions. The purposes and functions of the Transit Authority shall be to operate van pool services and related activities, including, but not limited to, obtaining grant funds and borrowing funds for purchasing and leasing vans, within the boundaries described above in Section 2 of this Article I of this Agreement.
Purposes and Functions. 1. The parties agree that the committee's function will be to develop recommendations to be referred to the Board for possible adoption.
Purposes and Functions. 1. The Centre aims to cater for the regional needs in promoting lifelong learning and provide opportunities for cooperation in the field of lifelong learning among SEAMEO Member Countries and Associate Member Countries. The Centre will help strengthen the relationship and increase mutual understanding between educational researchers, practitioners, and policy makers of the region, in a spirit of mutual respect and partnership.
Purposes and Functions. The aim of the Union was laid down in article I of the Berne Treaty mentioned above. The terms of this article have been substantially maintained throughout the successive revisions which have taken place. They are as follows: "The countries between which the present Convention is concluded form, under the title of the Universal Postal Union, a single postal territory for the reciprocal exchange of correspondence." The Stockholm Congress of 1924 added the following sentence: "It is also the aim of the Postal Union to provide for the organisation and improvement of the various inter- national postal services." The Paris Congress in 1947 further added to this sentence the words "and to promote the development of international collaboration in this sphere." The functions of the Union are determined by the Acts drawn up by the Congresses. These Acts comprise:
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