Tribal Clause Samples
The "Tribal" clause establishes the rights, obligations, or considerations related to Native American tribes within the context of the agreement. This clause may address issues such as compliance with tribal laws, recognition of tribal sovereignty, or the need for consultation with tribal authorities when activities affect tribal lands or interests. Its core function is to ensure that the agreement respects and incorporates the unique legal status and interests of tribes, thereby preventing conflicts and ensuring legal compliance when tribal matters are involved.
Tribal. The project’s anticipated construction limits will be entirely outside the federally-recognized reservation boundaries and any exterior trust lands of a Federally-recognized tribe; or • The project is located, in part or as a whole, within federally-recognized reservation boundaries or exterior trust lands, will not involve temporary or permanent work (including any ground disturbing activities) outside of the transportation facility’s existing right-of-way or easement boundaries, AND neither the tribe, MnDOT, nor the project proposer has expressed a desire for a more direct sovereign-nation-to-Federal-government relationship; and • Consultation with the tribe has not identified any tribal interests within the anticipated construction limits.
Tribal. The number of pounds harvested per trip also varies greatly by water body. For many sites, the total number of trips reported is too low to make good comparisons, but for waters with at least 100 reported ricing trips, average harvest varied greatly, ranging from 14 to 60 pounds per trip, and averaging 36. The relatively high levels of harvest on some waters may be influenced not only by production of the stand, but the individuals picking it, as more experienced pickers may be selecting waters that generally offer a higher harvest.
Tribal. This program provides supplemental funding to directly eligible tribes to help strengthen the nation against risks associated with potential terrorist attacks. Pursuant to the 9/11 Act, “a directly eligible tribe applying for a grant under section 2004 [SHSP] shall designate an individual to serve as a tribal liaison with [DHS] and other Federal, state, local, and regional government officials concerning preventing, preparing for, protecting against and responding to acts of terrorism.”
Tribal. Where approval or consent or other action of the Tribe is required, such approval shall mean the written approval of the Tribal Council evidenced by a resolution thereof, certified by a Tribal official as having been duly adopted, or such other Exhibit 10.10 person or entity designated by resolution of the Tribal Council. Any such approval, consent or action shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed; provided that the foregoing does not apply where a specific provision of this Agreement allows the Tribe an absolute right to deny approval or consent or withhold action.