Reaffirming Sample Clauses

Reaffirming the great importance they attach to the protection of intellectual property rights (copyright including the copyright in computer programmes and databases and neighbouring rights, the rights related to patents, industrial designs, geographical indications including designation of origins, trademarks, topographies of integrated circuits, as well as protection against unfair competition as referred to in Article 10a of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property and protection of undisclosed information), the Parties undertake to establish the appropriate measures with a view to ensuring an adequate and effective protection in accordance with the highest international standards, including effective means to enforce such rights.
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Reaffirming in a spirit of friendship and cooperation, the rights and obligations of both countries under the Treaty relating to the Boundary Waters and Questions arising along the Boundary between Canada, and the United States done at Washington on 11 January 1909 (“Boundary Waters Treaty”) and, in particular, the obligation not to pollute boundary waters; EMPHASIZING the need to strengthen efforts to address new and continuing threats to the quality of the Waters of the Great Lakes, including aquatic invasive species, nutrients, chemical substances, discharge from vessels, the climate change impacts, and the loss of habitats and species; ACKNOWLEDGING that pollutants may enter the Waters of the Great Lakes from air, surface water, groundwater, sediment, runoff from non-point sources, direct discharges and other sources; RECOGNIZING that restoration and enhancement of the Waters of the Great Lakes cannot be achieved by addressing individual threats in isolation, but rather depend upon the application of an ecosystem approach to the management of water quality that addresses individually and cumulatively all sources of stress to the Great Lakes Basin Ecosystem; RECOGNIZING that nearshore areas must be restored and protected because they are the major source of drinking water for communities within the basin, are where most human commerce and recreation occurs, and are the critical ecological link between watersheds and the open waters of the Great Lakes; ACKNOWLEDGING that the quality of the Waters of the Great Lakes may affect the quality of the waters of the St. Xxxxxxxx River downstream of the international boundary; CONCLUDING that the best means to preserve the Great Lakes Basin Ecosystem and to improve the quality of the Waters of the Great Lakes is to adopt common objectives, develop and implement cooperative programs and other compatible measures, and assign special responsibilities and functions to the International Joint Commission; RECOGNIZING that, while the Parties are responsible for decision-making under this Agreement, the involvement and participation of State and Provincial Governments, Tribal Governments, First Nations, Métis, Municipal Governments, watershed management agencies, local public agencies, and the Public are essential to achieve the objectives of this Agreement; DETERMINED to improve management processes for the implementation of measures necessary to achieve the objectives of this Agreement, HAVE AGREED as follows:
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Reaffirming our adherence to the purposes and principles of ASEAN as enshrined in the ASEAN Charter, in particular, the respect for and promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, as well as the respect for justice, rule of law, good governance, and democracy;
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Reaffirming our commitment to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Charter of the United Nations and core international labour standards as well as international human rights instruments to which ASEAN Member States are parties;
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Reaffirming. Respect for the cultural diversity of their peoples, common wealth that both countries seek to preserve and develop as an element of union of both nations;
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Reaffirming. The Inter-American Defense Board (IADB) and its function to both “prepare studies and related analysis on management, security, and the destruction of weapons stockpiles” and its “development of measures of transparency and building trust and security in the Hemisphere”; TAKING NOTE: The Declaration on Security in the Americas which stated that: “The security of the Hemisphere is affected by the threats to global peace and security. At the same time, a stable and secure Hemisphere constitutes an essential component of world peace and security. Thus, the states of the Hemisphere have an important role to play in promoting international peace and stability, especially through respect for international law and support for bilateral, regional, and multilateral regimes for disarmament and non- proliferation of all weapons of mass destruction and arms control, as well as other agreements, and support for the security negotiations, mechanisms, activities, and processes within the United Nations framework”; HAVING SEEN: Inter-American Convention on Transparency in Conventional Weapons Acquisitions AG/RES. 2628 (XLI-O/11) which welcomed the assistance of “states parties to the Convention, non-states parties, permanent observers, regional and international organizations, and civil society organizations interested in transparency in conventional weapons acquisitions” in order to preserve the transparent nature of transparency in conventional weapons;
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Reaffirming. The stated in the Final Resolution of the United Nations Assembly that was held on December 19th, 2011, about women’s participation in politics, which mentions that active participation of women in the same terms as men, imperative for the fulfilling of further equality, sustainable development, peace and democracy, in all levels of decision-making; BEARING IN MIND: The stated in the Social Charter of the Americas, Preamble, 13th paragraph, which refers to “the commitment of the Member Stated in the promotion and protection of human rights and the fundamental freedoms without distinction as to race, nationality, creed, or sex; TAKING INTO ACCOUNT The importance that the Organization of American States (OAS) has given to women’s rights and gender equality, and the strengthening of the Inter-American Commission of Women (CIM) to support their complete fulfillment; and RECALLING The Secretary General Report on the implementation of the “Inter-American Programme for Promotion of the Women’s Rights and Gender Equity and Equality” according to the Resolution AG/RES. 2709 (XLII-O/12), on the forty third ordinary period of the General Assembly (CP/doc.4829/13), RESOLVES:
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Reaffirming. ALSO the provisions of the Vientiane Action Programme 2004-2010 to pursue the comprehensive integration of ASEAN towards the realisation of an open, dynamic and resilient ASEAN Community by 2020 as envisioned in the Declaration of ASEAN Concord II through the action plans of the ASEAN Security Community (ASC), the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC) and the Recommendations of the High-Level Task Force on ASEAN Economic Integration; RECALLING the Declaration on Action to Strengthen Emergency Relief, Rehabilitation, Reconstruction and Prevention in the Aftermath of the Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster of 26 December 2004, adopted at the Special ASEAN Leaders’ Meeting on the Aftermath of Earthquake and Tsunami held in Jakarta on 6 January 2005; RECALLING ALSO the ASEAN Declaration on Mutual Assistance on Natural Disasters of 26 June 1976, which calls on Member Countries to, inter alia, co-operate in the improvement of disaster management capacities, and in case of calamities, to extend assistance as may be needed upon the request from an affected Member Country; RECALLING ALSO the ASEAN Agreement on Trans-boundary Haze Pollution of 10 June 2002, which provides the co-operative framework to prevent, monitor, mitigate and respond to trans-boundary haze pollution in the overall context of sustainable development; RECALLING ALSO the ASEAN Agreement for the Facilitation of Search for Aircrafts in Distress and Rescue of Survivors of Aircraft Accidents of 14 April 1972 and the ASEAN Agreement for the Facilitation of Search of Ships in Distress and Rescue of Survivors of Ship Accidents of 15 May 1975, which call on ASEAN Member Countries to, inter alia, provide measures of assistance to aircrafts and ships in distress in their territories and to ensure entry and co-ordination of qualified personnel required for search and rescue operations; RECALLING ALSO the Agreement on the ASEAN Food Security Reserve of 4 October 1979, which calls for effective and concerted effort to establish a food security reserve among ASEAN Member Countries to strengthen national and regional resilience and solidarity by, inter alia, establishing the ASEAN Emergency Rice Reserve for the purpose of meeting emergency requirements; RECALLING ALSO United Nations General Assembly Resolution 59/279 of 19 January 2005 to strengthen emergency relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and prevention in the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster; United Nations General Assembly Resolution 46/182...
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Signature of Person Responsible: Date: SignaĒure on behalf of FighĒing Chance: Signature of Person(s) responsible: Date: Name: Appendix 1 Key Contact Details Participant’s Name Participant’s Email Participant’s Phone Participant’s Address Person(s) responsible’s Name Person(s) responsible Relationship to Participant Person(s) responsible’s Email Person(s) responsible’s Phone Support Coordinator (where applicable) Support Coordinator’s Name Support Coordinator’s Email Support Coordinator’s Phone Shared Living/Supported Accommodation/Group Home (if applicable) House Manager’s Name House Manager’s Email House Manager’s Phone Additional Contacts (if applicable) Role Contact’s Name Contact’s Email Contact’s Phone Appendix 2 NDIS Claiming Preferences Fighting Chance supports NDIS participants who are NDIA-Managed, Self-Managed or Plan Managed. 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Zone setup (setting up workstations, boxes, visuals and group training areas) Resource development to support each Trainee to progress towards their employment goals (adapting training resources, creating visual aids and cheat sheets, etc). Research/Coordination to implement support strategies (disability, behavioural and learning strategies). Family reviews and the development of training plans (planning, delivery and follow up). Planning social events and extra curricular training (e.g. TAFE). Standard NDIS Annual Support Review Letter. Standard Ǫuarterly Reports - Upon Request. Complex Non Face-to-Face Supports - Delivered to Jigsaw Participants with High Intensity Support Needs (in addition to supports outlined in Standard) Allied health meetings, phone calls, correspondence. Specialist/additional sta training (internal or external), i.e. BSP implementation training. Creation of additional/detailed social stories/visuals. Data collection requested by behaviour therapists. 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