Distribution of Qualifying Links Clause Samples

Distribution of Qualifying Links. If You distribute Qualifying Links on sites other than those controlled You, You agree: (i) that, upon written request of Supplier, You will provide Supplier with a list of sites where Qualifying Links have been distributed, (ii) to provide prompt and reasonable cooperation to Supplier in responding to any issues raised by Advertiser regarding the distribution of Qualifying Links; and (iii) cease further distribution of such Qualifying Links if so required by Supplier or Advertiser. Supplier reserves the right to prohibit You from distributing Qualifying Links to and from displaying Qualifying Links on third party sites.
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Distribution of Qualifying Links. If you currently distribute, or plan to distribute, Qualifying Links on, to or through Sites other than those owned or operated by you, you hereby agree (i) that upon Supplier’s request from time to time, you will provide Supplier a list of Sites that are not owned or operated by you (together with any reasonably requested information about any such Sites) where Qualifying Links (and associated materials) have been, or are planned to be distributed and/or used, and (ii) to provide prompt and reasonable cooperation to Supplier in responding to any requests, complaints, claims or other issues raised by any World Class Education Member regarding where and how such Qualifying Links are distributed and/or used, including ceasing further distribution of such Qualifying Links (and associated materials), as appropriate. You agree that you will be liable for any breach of this Agreement that results from an act or omission of any third-party Site that you use to display Qualifying Links. Supplier reserves the right to prohibit you from distributing Qualifying Links to or displaying Qualifying Links on third party Sites.
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Distribution of Qualifying Links. If You currently distribute, or plan to distribute, qualifying links on, to or through Sites other than those owned or operated by You and registered with LinkShare, You may do so (or continue to do so) until September 30, 2005 (or such later date as LinkShare may designate). After such date, You will be required to obtain LinkShare's approval to continue to do so. Such approval may be conditioned upon Your agreement to additional terms and conditions and additional disclosures in respect of Your distribution and/or use of such qualifying links.
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Distribution of Qualifying Links. 11.2.1. If You currently distribute, or plan to distribute, qualifying links on, to or through Sites other than those owned or operated by You and registered with Ground Level Distribu- tion, You hereby agree that upon Ground Level Distribution’s request from time to time, You will provide to Ground Level Distribution a list of Sites that are not owned or oper- ated by You (together with any reasonably requested information about any such Sites) where qualifying links (and associated materials) have been, or are planned to be dis- tributed and/or used, and (ii) You agree to provide prompt and reasonable cooperation to Ground Level Distribution in responding to any requests, complaints, claims or other issues raised by Ground Level Distribution regarding where and how such Ground Level Distribution qualifying links are distributed and/or used, including ceasing further distri- bution of such qualifying links (and associated materials) as appropriate.
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Distribution of Qualifying Links. If you currently distribute, or plan to distribute, Qualifying Links on, to or through Sites other than those owned or operated by you, you hereby agree (i) that upon Supplier’s request from time to time, you will provide Supplier a list of Sites that are not owned or operated by you (together with any reasonably requested information about any such Sites) where Qualifying Links (and associated materials) have been, or are planned to be distributed and/or used, and
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Distribution of Qualifying Links. If You distribute Qualifying Links on sites other than those controlled You, You agree: (i) that, upon written request of Supplier, You will provide Supplier with a list of sites where Qualifying Links have been distributed,
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