Joint Program definition

Joint Program means the group purchasing of insurance/reinsurance or the setting aside of funds and reserves to pay for a self-insured retention or for losses not covered by insurance/reinsurance.

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Joint Program means the program of Joint works or measures referred to in sub‑clause 10(1);

Joint Program means the program of Joint works or measures referred to in sub-clause 10(1);

Examples of Joint Program in a sentence

• The Parties shall guide the development, coordination and implementation of the Joint Program of Scientific Research and Monitoring.

• The Parties agree to establish, within two years of the entry into force of this Agreement, a Joint Program of Scientific Research and Monitoring with the aim of improving their understanding of the ecosystems of the Agreement Area and, in particular, of determining whether fish stocks might exist in the Agreement Area now or in the future that could be harvested on a sustainable basis and the possible impacts of such fisheries on the ecosystems of the Agreement Area.

• The Parties shall ensure that the Joint Program of Scientific Research and Monitoring takes into account the work of relevant scientific and technical organizations, bodies and programs, as well as indigenous and local knowledge.

• The Parties are encouraged to conduct scientific research under the framework of the Joint Program of Scientific Research and Monitoring established pursuant to Article 4 and under their respective national scientific programs.

• To promote implementation of this Agreement, including with respect to the Joint Program of Scientific Research and Monitoring and other activities undertaken pursuant to Article 4, the Parties may form committees or similar bodies in which representatives of Arctic communities, including Arctic indigenous peoples, may participate.

More Definitions of Joint Program

Joint Program means the group purchasing of Insurance, or the pooled purchase of Excess Insurance with the setting aside of funds and reserves to pay for a self-insured retention or for losses not covered by insurance.

Joint Program means the coverage for property and liability claims in excess of the Member’s retention pursuant to the terms of NCSIG’s coverage documents along with the purchasing of insurance or reinsurance or the setting aside of funds and reserves to pay for a self-insured retention or for losses not covered by insurance or reinsurance of such claims.

Joint Program means the activities agreed by the Parties to be jointly undertaken under this Agreement for developing and obtaining Regulatory Approval to Commercialize the Product in the EU and in the U.S. as described in the JDP. For clarity, the Joint Program shall exclude all Clinical Trial and Clinical related activities after March 31, 2010.

Joint Program or “FROG Program”: shall mean the Works performed in accordance with the provisions of a Feasibility Study and then a Work Order, and funded by at least two Funding Parties, as set forth in Article 6 of the Agreement.

Joint Program means the activities agreed by the Parties to be jointly undertaken under this Agreement for developing and obtaining Regulatory Approval to Commercialize the Product in the EU and in the U.S. as described in the JDP. For clarity, the Joint Program shall exclude all Clinical Trial and Clinical related activities after March 31, 2010. Confidential treatment has been requested for portions of this exhibit. The copy filed herewith omits the information subject to the confidential treatment request. Omissions are designated as * * *. A complete version of this exhibit has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Joint Program means the group purchasing of insurance or the funding of loss to be paid by the group.

Joint Program shall be substituted in lieu of “Development Program” in each instance of its occurrence in the Agreement.