Travel and transport Sample Clauses

Travel and transport. 1. Vehicles and other means of transport of the EUMM shall not be subject to compulsory registration or licensing, and all vehicles shall carry third party insurance.
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Travel and transport. The University launched Scotland’s first all-electric community car club in April 2015 with 10 electric vehicles and five new charging points installed for use by staff, students, and the local community. The University’s electric vehicle fleet of 3 vans continue to work across gardening, mail delivery and catering operations. Staff business travel emissions are now being monitored through liaison with travel providers and staff travel expense claims.
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Travel and transport. 4.7. The Government of the [the stricken EAPC nation] grants to the [Nationality] National Element of the EADRU and its members together with its vehicles, vessels, aircraft and equipment, freedom of movement within the disaster zone of the stricken nation and any other area necessary for the fulfilment of its task. The Government of [the stricken EAPC nation] undertakes to supply the [Nationality] National Element of the EADRU with any information that may be useful in facilitating its movements.
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Travel and transport. Air tickets to the destination at the start and end of the assignment will be provided for you and your family. Details of the Company's policy on flights, company cars and local transportation are set out in the International Assignments Policy. Notwithstanding the amendments to the Policy of May 2003, you and your accompanying family will be entitled to travel Business Class for Home Leave trips.
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Travel and transport. The Government of the [the stricken EAPC nation] grants to the [Nationality] National Element of the EADRU and its members together with its vehicles, vessels, aircraft and equipment, freedom of movement within the disaster zone of the stricken nation and any other area necessary for the fulfilment of its task. The Government of [the stricken EAPC nation] undertakes to supply the [Nationality] National Element of the EADRU with any information that may be useful in facilitating its movements. Vehicles, including all military vehicles, vessels and aircraft of the [Nationality] National Element of the EADRU will not be subject to registration or licensing by the Government of [the stricken EAPC nation], provided that all such vehicles will carry third-party insurance required by the relevant legislation’s. The [Nationality] National Element of the EADRU may use roads, bridges, tunnels, canals and other waterways, port facilities and airfields without payment of dues, tolls, or charges.
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Travel and transport. The University launched Scotland’s first all-electric community car club in April this year, with ten electric vehicles and five new charging points installed for use by staff, students, and the local community. The University’s electric vehicle fleet of 3 vans continue to work across gardening, mail delivery and catering operations. Staff business travel emissions are now being monitored through liaison with travel providers and staff travel expense claims. We continue to work with Bikeworks, a local social enterprise in Glenrothes, Fife, which refurbishes our abandoned bicycles for sale to staff and students at second-hand bike sales held throughout the year. Transition University of St Xxxxxxx also holds regular Bike Pool events throughout the year, and has a fleet of refurbished cycles for rent. Engaging staff and students and achieving behaviour change Transition University of St Xxxxxxx and XxXxxXX (the local town environment group) have been working jointly for the past four years aided by funding from Climate Challenge Fund (CCF) including £149K for 2015/16, to undertake a range of successful sustainability projects that tackle climate change and build local resilience. This year has seen a massive increase in activity as our Edible Campus project has expanded to 13 sites, harvesting over 600kg of veg. Our re-use project has dealt with over 1.2 tonnes of household goods and our local currency has enabled over 100 people to trade across the town, while our work on changing behaviours, headed by the largest Carbon Conversations team in the country, has led to broad action within the home. This year we have also instigated the establishment of Scotland’s first all-electric car club and organised Scotland’s national Transition Towns conference. We engage over 3000 thousand people each year across energy, travel, food, economy and behaviour change whilst supporting academic study and institutional change. At this time, our 6 main projects have saved 1,104 tCO2e. There are now 13 growing spaces across the campus, together comprising around 400m2 of ground that is allocated to growing food. This has produced 600kg of vegetables this year. The gardens are also a popular place to volunteer, and of the 61 sessions held last year, we recorded 460 individual volunteer activities, contributing around 1000 volunteer hours. This year the Interhall Energy Competition run by Transition has saved 181 tonnes of CO2e based on actual gas and electricity consumption red...
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Travel and transport. The team shall travel by air following the shortest way with a reliable airline. The costs for the open return date economy class air tickets, airport taxes, exit taxes and local (Indonesian) transport costs shall be borne by the Client.
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Travel and transport. 6.1. DSA will claim for travel and transport, if applicable, in accordance with your funding.
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Travel and transport. Eternal Disability Care may claim travel costs against your NDIS Plan to provide your service, however this must be with your agreement. Any transport costs to be claimed as part of your services will be clearly specified. When providing community access supports, Eternal Disability Care may claim the cost of time spent accompanying and/or transporting you to in the community. If we incur costs, in addition to the cost of a worker’s time, when accompanying you in the community (eg the cost of a ticket for public transport), Eternal Disability Care may negotiate with you for you to make a reasonable contribution towards these costs. Temporary Transformation Payment Eternal Disability Care is entitled to use the Temporary Transformation Payment (TTP) support items (and price limits) where we provide you with attendant care or community participation supports as we are compliant with the TTP terms specified by the NDIA.
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