The Society Sample Clauses

The Society. The Society hereby represents and warrants that: (i) it has, and will have throughout the term of this Agreement, all right, title and interest in and to the Content and Society Properties, except for items that are in the public domain or that are obtained under valid licenses, (ii)) it has and will have the right to grant the license granted herein, (iii) the Society Content and Property do not and will not infringe any trade name, trademark or copyright, and (iv) there are no material suits, claims or proceedings currently pending or threatened against the Society based upon the Content and that the Society will promptly advise HealthGate of the pendency or threat of any such suits, claims or proceedings relating to the Content or the Site arising during the term of this Agreement.

The Society. While the Society makes no warrants of ownership over any Intellectual Property or Confidential Information as presented or reviewed during any meeting of the Institutional Review Board, the Society shall serve as de facto guarantor of the rights of its IRB and its members, assurer of the confidentiality of its IRB, and thus a party to any claim and/or remedy arising from the breach of this agreement.

The Society. (i) fails to notify the Regional District of an injury occurring in relation to the performance of the Services as set out in section 9 of this Agreement; (ii) fails to file its annual report or annual audited financial statement pursuant to the requirements of the Societies Act; (iii) fails to maintain its status as a society in good standing under the Societies Act; (iv) becomes insolvent; (v) commits an act of bankruptcy; (vi) makes a general assignment for the benefit of its creditors; (vii) acknowledges its insolvency; or, (viii) a statutory trustee, provincial agent, receiver or receiver-manager is appointed in respect of any property or asset of a Party and is not discharged within fourteen (14) days.

The Society. The Society agrees to: The Company agrees to: Sponsor the Society, paying the sum of [insert amount to be paid] upon acceptance of the agreement. The sums stated in Schedule 1.4 to be payable to the Society are net of value added tax (if the Society is registered for value added tax purposes), which will be added to the Sponsorship. Consideration at the rate current at the date of payment. Such payments will be made at the dates indicated in Schedule 1.4, provided that the Company is in receipt of a correctly drawn invoice from the Society. The Company agrees to submit all material, content, and products to the Society in advance for the required Students’ Union approval. Such approval will not be unreasonably withheld by the Society. Supply electronic templates of the Company’s logo if required.

The Society. The Society is a Fraternal Benefit Society. The Society issues variable annuity certificates (the “Certificates”) supported by a separate account (“Separate Account”) which is registered with the SEC as a unit investment trust. The Society has entered into a participation agreement (the “Participation Agreement”) with the Fund(s) pursuant to which the Society purchases shares of the Fund(s) for Separate Account(s) supporting the Society’s Certificates.

The Society. Subject to clause 1.2, the Society will use its reasonable endeavours to fulfil the Society Obligations during the Sponsorship Period. For clarity, Sponsorship Money will be payable and will not be recoverable by the Sponsor (if already paid) if, despite using its reasonable endeavours, the Society does not fulfil its obligation to ensure minimum numbers of Members attend at the Venue. There may be circumstances (e.g. pre-match restrictions) where the Society is not able to attend the Venue due to other commitments. The Society will notify the Sponsor if such circumstances apply. As a matter of university policy, the distribution of leaflets or flyers is not permitted at any time on campus and so the Society will not undertake such activities for the Sponsor.

The Society. Your role as General Chair is to lead a team of volunteers to the successful planning of the conference and starts today and continues through to the successful closing of the conference financial books. The Society’s goals for conferences are in order of importance: To produce a quality publication to be published IEEE Xplore®. To contribute to the financial health of the Society and the IEEE. To disseminate new research results and ideas to the benefit of the community. To positively represent the Society and increase its visibility and prominence in the community. To network, exchange ideas and recruit members.

The Society. A. Takes a leadership role in convening the FEDERAL AGENCIES and interested COOPERATORS to collaborate on the development and implementation of 50th anniversary programming and activities. The SOCIETY will provide leadership in scheduling and facilitating 50th planning team and working committee meetings. The SOCIETY will facilitate information sharing between the 50th planning team and the FEDERAL AGENCIES by providing a 50th planning team liaison whose role will be to ensure that agency leadership is well informed of 50th anniversary direction and decisions, and who will help identify opportunities for collaboration among the 50th planning team, FEDERAL AGENCIES, and all COOPERATORS. B. Facilitates through efficient communication COOPERATOR and FEDERAL AGENCY planning efforts to ensure broad coverage and effectiveness of celebration activities planned around the country in 2014, and in the years leading up to the 50th anniversary. C. Facilitates a collaborative effort among FEDERAL AGENCIES and COOPERATORS to develop and implement effective and consistent education programs, activities, events, and products, as appropriate, that celebrate the establishment of the NWPS, and that efficiently convey the ecological and social benefits of an enduring wilderness resource to the public. D. Should funds be appropriated for this purpose, enters, as appropriate and authorized, into agreements with the COORPERATORS and/or the FEDERAL AGENCIES, as needed, to assist with the sharing of costs for the planning and implementation of celebration activities and to establish proper fiscal controls and contribution levels of all participants.

The Society. 2.1 The copies of the articles of association of the Society, the statutes of the Fund, the by-laws of the Management Board and the by-laws of the Supervisory Board which are attached to the Disclosure Letter are true and complete in all respects. 2.2 All registers and minute books of the Society, the Supervisory Board and the Management Board have been properly kept and contain an accurate and complete record of the matters which should be dealt with in those books, to Pioneer's knowledge no notice or allegation that any of them is incorrect or should be rectified has been received and nor are there any circumstances to Pioneer's knowledge which might reasonably be expected to lead to any such notice or allegation being served on the Society. 2.3 All returns, particulars, resolutions and other documents required to be filed with or delivered to Commercial Register by the Society have been correctly and properly prepared and so filed or delivered. 2.4 Pioneer is the sole legal and beneficial owner of 340,000 Shares free from Encumbrances and such shares represent the entire issued share capital of the Society. There is no Encumbrance on, over or affecting any unissued shares of the Society and no person has the right (exercisable now or in the future

The Society. The San Francisco Aeronautical Society (“Society”) was formed as the support group of the ALM in 1997. The Society is a non-profit corporation exempt from federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The Society’s Board of Directors is dedicated to the Commission’s goals in creating this active West Coast center for aviation. The Society intends to maintain its tax-exempt status during the term of this MOU.