Steering Committees Clause Samples

Steering Committees. At the direction of, and upon approval by, the Board, Steering Committees may be formed to make decisions by topic: such as development, manufacturing/supply, human studies, commercialization,

Steering Committees. The Quality Services through Partnership Program will be directed by a Joint State Steering Committee composed of an equal number of management appointees and representatives of each of the unions representing State employees that choose to participate in the program. The parties may mutually agree to add members to the committee who represent outside interests (e.g. legislative representation, private sector, etc.). Each agency shall also have a Joint Agency Steering Committee. The number and composition of the committee will be determined by a consensus of the state steering committee membership. Each party shall determine its own representatives who will serve on the statewide, agency and other QStP Committees. Time spent on authorized QStP matters shall be considered time worked. Whenever possible, state and agency steering committee meetings will be held between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and employees will have their regular schedule adjusted to coincide with these meetings. Steering Committees at each level will have the responsibility for the development of plans and activities for the implementation of principles and processes described in Section 15.03 of this Article, as well as the review of plans developed by subordinate steering committees and the oversight of QStP activities within their jurisdiction. QStP issues and matters which are not resolved at the steering committee level may be referred to the next higher steering committee level for assistance and advice.

Steering Committees. Unless otherwise provided herein, the ACB may establish one or more Steering Committees, each of which shall consist of an equal number of Chrysler and Fiat nominees. A Steering Committee may coordinate the day-to-day operations and management of the subject matter of one or more Ancillary Agreements. The Parties agree to cause their respective Steering Committee nominees to solve all matters delegated for decision or resolution as soon as reasonably practicable in accordance with the rules established for such Steering Committee by the ACB. Steering Committee members shall not be entitled to remuneration as a result of their service as Steering Committee members. Costs and expenses incurred by the Steering Committee members in connection with their activities as a member of the Steering Committee shall be borne by the Party nominating such member.

Steering Committees. (a) A Development Steering Committee (the "Development Steering Committee") shall be established within thirty (30) days after the Effective Date. During the period beginning on the Effective Date and ending on the earlier of (i) the date on which all regulatory approvals have been obtained and (ii) a date mutually agreed by the parties (the "Development Period"), the Development Steering Committee shall consist of five (5) members, three (3) individuals appointed by Corixa and two (2) individuals appointed by ZKC, and shall be chaired by an individual from Corixa. During the Development Period, the Development Steering Committee shall be responsible for, among other things, regular coordination in the Territory of the supply of preclinical and clinical grade test materials and the monitoring of clinical development activities in the Territory. In addition, Corixa shall use good faith efforts to establish a steering committee to monitor clinical development activities for the Licensed Product in the Licensed Field worldwide (the "Global Steering Committee") to be comprised of Corixa, ZKC and Corixa's additional partners for the development and commercialization of the Licensed Product in the Licensed Field. (b) Following the Development Period and until the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement, a Commercialization Steering Committee (the "Commercialization Steering Committee") shall be established. The Commercialization Committee shall consist of five (5) members, three (3) individuals appointed by ZKC and two (2) individuals appointed by Corixa, and shall be chaired by an individual from ZKC. The Commercialization Steering Committee shall be responsible for, among other things, regular coordination in the Territory of reimbursement policies, product positioning and marketing and such other related and ancillary activities as may be agreed. 3.2 To facilitate coordination during the Development Period, the parties shall share all reports and data generated under the Development and Commercialization Program with each other on a prompt and regular basis at meetings of the Development Steering Committee, which shall be every six (6) months during meetings to be held alternatively in Seattle, Washington and Tokyo, Japan, or at such other location as may be determined by the Development Steering Committee. ZKC shall provide Corixa with written reports in a format agreed by Corixa and ZKC on the progress in the Territory of the Development and Com...

Steering Committees. 1. The role of the Curriculum Steering Committees shall be to exert district-wide leadership in providing a viable and up-to-date instructional program in their area of special concern. Among the responsibilities of the Steering Committees will be the following: a. development of realistic goals and objectives for their curricular area and making recommendations to the Instructional Council; b. development of approaches, methods, materials, and/or programs as alternative processes that buildings may select and use for teaching the district-wide objectives; c. prompt communication of Committee recommendations to schools, departments, and the Instructional Council; d. organization and promotion of in-service activities for staff development; e. evaluation of both new and existing programs, and the development of appropriate instruments and procedures for these evaluations; f. undertaking studies or research as directed the Instructional Council. 2. Steering committees may be established by the Instructional Council or by request to the Instructional Council to meet the needs of staff in a particular curriculum area, or a particular grade level, or program area. At any time a steering committee does not meet the following guidelines, it will be subject to a review by the Instructional Council. a. Each steering committee shall be composed of a representative of volunteer teacher employees plus the coordinator of the area if there is one. In addition, the committee is strongly urged to have student and parent members. b. All steering committee meetings shall be open meetings. c. Each steering committee shall select its own teacher chairperson in the spring to serve the following year. The chairperson will serve no more than two (2) consecutive one-year (1) terms. The name of the chairperson will be reported to the Curriculum Office each spring. d. Steering committees will hold a minimum of five (5) meetings per school year. e. Employees wishing to propose innovative programs may present such proposals to the appropriate steering committee for study and recommendation. If the recommendation has district-wide implications, the steering committee will present it to the Instructional Council. If the recommendation has only implications for individual buildings, then it should be communicated to the building staff as an alternative for them to consider. 3. The Association Representative will secure teacher volunteers for steering committees early in the fall semeste...

Steering Committees. The By-Laws of the Corporation shall provide for separate Steering Committees, one each for Yale and Hyster, consisting of four persons each, two of whom shall be NMHG Officers, as applicable, and two of whom shall be GECC Officers. Subject to confirmation by the Board of Directors, the NMHG Officers on the Steering Committees shall be designated by NMHG, and the GECC Officers on the Steering Committees shall be designated by GECC. The Steering Committees shall have the following duties: (A) providing input for development of new products; (B) setting response times; (C) setting target credit approval rates; (D) monitoring credit approval target achievement and systems; (E) providing input for development of automated systems; (F) staffing and personnel matters; and (G) reviewing competitiveness and adequacy of financing program rates. NMHG and GECC will each agree that it will instruct the Director(s) designated by it to confirm the Steering Committees Members designated by the other. Either Steering Committee, by the vote of any two of its members, may refer any matter to the Executive Committee for review and resolution, which matter will be considered and resolved by the Executive Committee within two weeks of such referral.

Steering Committees. (a) Without limitation upon the provisions of Part A.1 of this Section, the Recipient shall maintain, at all times until the completion of the Project, a Joint Steering Committee and a Modernization Steering Committee, both with a composition, mandate and resources satisfactory to the Association. (b) Without limitation to sub-paragraph (a) of this paragraph, the Joint Steering Committee shall be responsible for, inter alia: (i) reviewing and endorsing for joint approval by the Recipient, the Association and the Co-financiers of the Annual Work Plans and Budgets, and ensuring their consistency with the Program; (ii) reviewing progress made towards achieving the Project’s objectives; and (iii) providing comments on reports, including the external audit reports to ensure that any matter raised in such reports is adequately addressed. (c) Without limitation to sub-paragraph (a) of this paragraph, the Modernization Steering Committee shall be responsible for, inter alia: (i) reviewing, the proposals made by the Tax Modernization Program Unit; (ii) providing policy guidance to the Tax Modernization Program Unit; (iii) reviewing progress made towards achieving the Project’s objectives, and making recommendations for removal of any obstacles to the implementation of the Project; and (iii) providing comments on reports and reviews prepared by the Tax Modernization Program Unit for the benefit of the Association.

Steering Committees. 3.1 The parties shall establish a Development Steering Committee (the “Development Steering Committee”) within thirty (30) days following the Effective Date. The Development Steering Committee shall exist during the period beginning on the Effective Date and ending on either the date of first regulatory approval of Licensed Product in the Licensed Field in the Territory or such later date as mutually agreed by writing by the parties (the “Development Period”). The Development Steering Committee shall consist of [***] members, [***] individuals appointed by Corixa and [***] individuals appointed by Medicis, and shall be chaired by an individual from [***]. The Development Steering Committee shall be responsible for matters that are reasonably proper and appropriate for joint consideration by Corixa and Medicis prior to regulatory approval of the Licensed Product in the Licensed Field in the Territory, [***]. In addition, the Development Steering Committee shall review the Development and Commercialization Program at least annually, implement any mutually agreeable modifications and make recommendations related to possible Development and Commercialization Program extensions and/or expansions to the respective senior management teams of each party. Such meetings shall take place no less frequently than every [***] alternatively in Seattle, Washington and Scottsdale, Arizona, or at such other location or by videoconference as may be determined by the Development Steering Committee. All actions by the Development Steering Committee shall require the approval by [***]. Any disputes that cannot be resolved by good faith discussion at the Development Steering Committee shall be subject to dispute resolution in accordance with Section 13. 3.2 At least [***] prior to the anticipated date of regulatory approval of a Licensed Product, the parties shall establish a Commercialization Steering Committee (the “Commercialization Steering Committee”). The Commercialization Steering Committee shall exist until the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement. The Commercialization Steering Committee shall consist of [***] members, [***] individuals appointed by Medicis and [***] individuals appointed by Corixa, and shall be chaired by an individual from [***]. The Commercialization Steering Committee shall be responsible for matters that are reasonably proper and appropriate for joint consideration by Corixa and Medicis relating to commercialization of the Licensed P...

Steering Committees. The Quality Services through Partnership Program will be directed by a Joint State Steering Committee composed of an equal number of management appointees and representatives of each of the unions representing State employees that choose to participate in the program. The parties may mutually agree to add members to the committee who represent outside interests (e.g. legislative representation, private sector, etc.). Each agency shall also have a Joint Agency Steering Committee. The number and composition of the committee will be determined by a consensus of the state steering committee membership. Each party shall determine its own representatives who will serve on the statewide, agency and other QStP Committees. Time spent on authorized QStP matters shall be considered time worked. Whenever possible, state and agency steering committee meetings will be held between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and employees will have their regular schedule adjusted to coincide with these meetings.