Take Action. Each of the parties hereto agrees to take all corporate or other action necessary to carry out and effectuate the intent, purposes and provisions of this Agreement and to cooperate with the other party in every reasonable way that will promote successful and lawful operation of this Agreement for both parties.
Take Action. Once the report is complete, the presentation is delivered, and the recommendations are made, the marketing research project is over, right? Wrong. What comes next is arguably the most important step of all: taking action based on your research results. If your project has done a good job interpreting the findings and translating them into recommendations for the marketing team and other areas of the business, this step may seem relatively straightforward. When the research results validate a path the organization is already on, the “take action” step can galvanize the team to move further and faster in that same direction. Things are not so simple when the research results indicate a new direction or a significant shift is advisable. In these cases, it’s worthwhile to spend time helping managers understand the research, explain why it is wise to shift course, and explain how the business will benefit from the new path. As with any important business decision, managers must think deeply about the new approach and carefully map strategies, tactics, and available resources to plan effectively. By making the results available and accessible to managers and their execution teams, the marketing research project can serve as an ongoing guide and touchstone to help the organization plan, execute, and adjust course as it works toward desired goals and outcomes. It is worth mentioning that many marketing research projects are never translated into management action. Sometimes this is because the report is too technical and difficult to understand. In other cases, the research conclusions fail to provide useful insights or solutions to the problem, or the report writer fails to offer specific suggestions for translating the research findings into management strategy. These pitfalls can be avoided by paying due attention to the research objectives throughout the project and allocating sufficient time and resources to do a good job interpreting research results for those who will need to act on them. Developing the research plan (workshop) The Workshop will be presented by the trainers.
Take Action. If savings are available, you’ll see how to share the options with your provider and get a new prescription if necessary.
Take Action to take any action or obtain judgment in any court against the relevant Issuer; or
Take Action. After the Trustee has entered into possession, and until the whole of the Charged Assets have been applied, sold, called in, collected and converted under the powers of conversion, the Trustee may if it thinks fit (but subject to the Act, and except where precluded or limited by law) take such action in and with all or any part of the Charged Assets in such manner as it thinks fit. For this purpose the Trustee may employ such agents, managers, receivers, accountants and employees, upon such terms as to remuneration and otherwise as it thinks proper, and generally may (but subject to the Act, and except where precluded or limited by law) do or cause to be done all acts and things and may enter into such arrangements respecting all or any part of the Charged Assets as it could do if it were absolutely entitled to those assets and without being responsible for any loss or damage which may arise or be occasioned thereby PROVIDED ALWAYS THAT no action of the Trustee may prevent the provision of those services of the Council that are essential for the maintenance of public health and safety requirements and for the purposes of this clause an action of the Trustee shall be deemed not to prevent provision of the services mentioned above unless:
