Responsibilities of the competent authorities The competent authorities:
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Responsibilities of the. PARTIES In consideration of and subject to the terms of this Agreement and all applicable laws, the Parties shall carry out their respective responsibilities in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and within the scope of responsibilities as set out below. 4.1 ABC’s responsibilities shall be as follows:- Funding Phase (a) to secure the grant on the execution of this Agreement. Development Phase: (a) to be responsible for the overall running of the Project; (b) to carry out activities of Milestone 1 to Milestone 9 as set out in Project Milestone and output in Part B of Schedule A. (c) to be responsible for all reasonable funding as stated in sub-clause 3.1 above and as required for the Project. (d) to purchase, maintain and service all the necessary equipment and expenses as per Schedule B of this Agreement and consumables for ABC’s Chief Technical Officer (hereinafter referred to as “ABC CTO”) to carry out the Project, whereby all the above equipment and instrument shall be placed at location to be mutually agreed by both Parties. (e) to release and disburse the progressive payment(s) to USM’s Chief Technical Officer (hereinafter referred to as “USM CTO”) and/or USM in accordance to sub clause 5.1 herein. For the avoidance of doubt, the Schedule of Payment shall not include the equipment cost to be purchased and delivered by ABC pursuant to sub clause 4.1(d) herein. (f) The first progressive payment on the above Schedule of Payment shall be released and disbursed to USM CTO within working days from the date of execution of this Agreement and the subsequent progressive payment(s) shall be made to USM CTO according to Schedule A project milestone 4.2 USM’s responsibilities shall be as follows:- Development Phase: (a) to assist ABC in carrying out activities of Milestone 2 – 9 within USM scope as per Functional Design Specification document in delivering the objectives of the Project as described below; (i) to assist ABC to develop process simulator system; (ii) to assist ABC to develop model for …… system. (iii) to assist ABC for communication protocol for …….. (b) to assist ABC in the overall running of the Project through the appointment of a USM CTO; and (c) to provide advice, personnel and the resources for the successful completion of the Project. 4.3
Responsibilities of the parties The Industrial PhD education must be conducted in accordance with the contractual basis, cf. section 1 above, and the regulations of the university regarding the acquisition of the PhD degree. The university and company and any approved third party(ies) must actively contribute to the candidate’s Industrial PhD education, which will be concluded by: • A PhD thesis and a defense session, which, if approved by an assessment committee set up by the university in accordance with Section 26 of the PhD Executive Order, may lead to conferment of the PhD degree, and • A business report, which together with the PhD thesis may qualify the candidate to earn an Industrial PhD certificate. The company’s responsibilities The company must offer the candidate supervision and the possibility of completing the industry-oriented part of the Industrial PhD education described in the application. This includes making the necessary physical facilities available. At a minimum, the company must pay the candidate the amount indicated in the current agreement for PhD fellows at Danish state institutions. In addition to the expenses covered by the grant, such as conferences, project relevant courses and stays abroad, the company must cover all other expenses related to the education, including expenses for supervision, laboratory facilities, stays abroad, office expenses etc. The candidate must be employed full-time by the company, and a formal employment contract, freeing the candidate from any work not part of the Industrial PhD education for the entire period covered by this letter of commitment, must be drawn up and signed by the candidate and the company. All of the candidate’s work hours and work assignments must be dedicated to the Industrial PhD project and thus form part of the student's research training. The university’s responsibilities The university must offer the PhD courses and tuition described in the application and make the necessary physical facilities available. The university must approve the overall PhD education and confer the PhD degree after the PhD thesis has been defended and assessed to meet the requirements at a public defense session. The business report will be assessed as described in the Guidelines for the Industrial PhD Programme.
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Responsibilities of the. The Employer the Union as the sole collective bargaining agency for all employees coming within the scope of this Agreement. The Employer and the Union agree that there shall be no discrimination, interference, restriction or coercion exercised or with respect to any member of the bargaining unit in any matter concerning working conditions, or the application of the provisions of Agreement, by reason of age, race, creed, colour, national origin, citizenship, religious or political affiliation or belief, sex, marital status, sexual orientation or place of residence. The will not restrict the employment of anyone on the basis of physical disability, mental disability or language disability, provided such disability does not interfere with his/her ability to the requirements of the job. The Employer and the Union agree that during the life of this Agreement and during the period of negotiations of any revisions to this Agreement, or of a new agreement including the period of arbitration, shall be no lockout or strike. The Employer and the Union and accept the provisions of this Agreement as binding upon each party, and upon each of their representatives, pledge that they and each of their duly representatives will observe the provisions of this Agreement. The Employer agrees to the Union’s Labour Representatives. The Union agrees that membership solicitation and other Union activity not pertaining to this Agreement will not take place during working hours, or on the premises of the Employer, or on any work project the Employer may be engaged in.
Responsibilities of the competent authorities The state competent authorities are responsible for the management and coordination of the application of the present Agreement. The regional and local competent authorities in each state may agree, under their national legislation and within their competences and available funds, on the implementation and development of collaboration under the present Agreement. These authorities shall themselves be responsible for their obligations under such commitments.
Responsibilities of the. PARTIESIn all activities performed in connection with this CA, both Parties will comply with all applicable laws and regulations as well as their own policies and any applicable funding agreements.
Responsibilities of the. Membership in Equity It is understood that it is the responsibility of the Artist to maintain membership in good standing in Canadian Actors' Equity Association and to furnish evidence to the when requested. Contractual Obligations The Artist agrees to abide by all contractual obligations stated in the Artist's engagement contract and all riders attached thereto. Services Provided by the Artist The Artist agrees to be prompt and punctual at rehearsals, and to attend all rehearsals as required; to appear at the no later than the half hour call; and to conform to the score to the best of the Artist's ability; and to respect the physical property of the
Responsibilities of the competent authorities The competent authorities of the Contracting Parties shall:
