Key Objectives definition

Key Objectives means the key results expected by the end of the review period for an Employee, as established and administered through Newmont Mining’s performance management system.

Key Objectives means the objectives for the Integrated Service as detailed in Schedule 1 Part 2;

Key Objectives means the Key Objectives for PUSH laid out in Appendix 2

Examples of Key Objectives in a sentence

• The Key Objectives of the Committee would be: 1.1. To guide the Board in relation to appointment and removal of Directors, Key Managerial Personnel and Senior Management.

• Any derogations raised must be limited to raising issues that relate to specific needs that have not been adequately addressed by the Lead and/or concerns regarding compliance with the Key Objectives and Principles.

• To develop a strategic policy framework within which the Parties can each discharge their transportation, planning and economic development functions and other incidental or linked functions so as to achieve the Key Objectives.

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• The presence of this framework will enable Key Objectives to be achieved through a decision making process which ensures required authorisation and appropriate delegations and approvals are in place.

More Definitions of Key Objectives

Key Objectives means the Key Objectives for TfSHIOW laid out in Appendix 2

Key Objectives. The Key Objectives for the Project, defined in section 2 of the MoU.

Key Objectives has the meaning given in clause 2.4;

Key Objectives. To contribute to the achievement of the Group's commercial and strategic goals by developing and leading the Telix Group's European commercial activities, including negotiation of commercial agreements and partnership/collaboration agreements. Through the development of capable teams focussed on delivery; through effective contribution to, and teamwork with, the CxO team. Key Accountabilities:

Key Objectives. To drive achievement of the Group’s strategic deliverables by holding accountability for all global commercial operations activity. The position is responsible for designing and delivering global strategy and fostering alignment between regional commercial operations for Telix’s overall commercial health. As a member of the Global Leadership Team (GLT), the position will focus on high performance delivery and effective contribution to Telex’s strategy and delivery at the highest level, and upholding and role modelling Telix’s Mission, Purpose and Values.

Key Objectives means the Key Objectives for SBP laid out in Appendix 1

Key Objectives means the Key Objectives for the LTB laid out