Examples of Major Partner in a sentence
The minutes of such meeting, which shall be prepared by a Partner designated at such meeting, shall be, when signed by each Major Partner, the official record of the decisions made by the Executive Committee and shall be binding on the Partners.
If all or part of a Partnership Interest is transferred, the transferor and transferee shall agree on the method of selection of the members previously appointed by such transferor, except that each Major Partner shall have the right to appoint at least one such member.
The transferring Partner and the transferee shall bear all tax consequences and shall reimburse all other reasonable out-of-pocket expenses of any Major Partner in connection with the transfer and the transferee, as of the effective date of the transfer, shall have agreed in writing in a form satisfactory to the other Partners to be bound by this Agreement (including this Article XI) to the same extent as the transferring Partner.
Sponsorship Benefits for the City There are considerable brand and profile benefits to be gained from a partnership with the Association and being recognised as the Naming Rights partner for the domestic competition, Gold Major Partner for the NBL1 competition and host City support partner for the Under 16 Australian National Championships.
Remittances by Major Partner Countries, Money Transfers by Countries,” National Bank of Georgia, available at [http://nbg.gov.ge/index.php?m=306&lng=eng].
Except as otherwise provided herein, capital, whether cash or property, may not be distributed by or withdrawn from the Partnership without the consent of each Major Partner.
Except as otherwise provided herein, capital, ------- whether cash or property, may not be distributed by or withdrawn from the Partnership without the consent of each Major Partner.
The report of the Museums Manager and Culture Lead was submitted advising Members on RAMM’s digital roadmap for the period 2015-18, this timescale having being set by RAMM’s Major Partner in Museum Funding (in partnership with Plymouth Museum & Art Gallery) and from the Arts Council England (ACE).
There is a perception that if it is in the best interests for a museum previously in receipt of Major Partner Museum funding as part of a consortia to receive more money as an organisation in its own right, this partnership would be lost.
Whereas the integration of National portfolio and Major Partner Museums budget is perceived to be providing more “potential” funding, there is no outlined allocation for greater money available in Grants for the Arts, which is a concern for much of the sector.