EXAMPLES OF GOOD PRACTICE Clause Samples

The "Examples of Good Practice" clause serves to illustrate recommended standards or behaviors that parties should follow under the agreement. It typically provides specific scenarios, actions, or procedures that are considered acceptable or exemplary within the context of the contract, such as methods for handling data securely or steps for effective communication. By offering concrete examples, this clause helps clarify expectations, promotes consistency, and reduces ambiguity about what constitutes proper conduct, ultimately supporting compliance and minimizing disputes.
EXAMPLES OF GOOD PRACTICE. The following are considered examples of good practice, although the list is not exhaustive: • Important information, statements, or warnings are presented using clear and bold type styles. • The size of important information, such as risk warnings, is proportionate, considering the marketing material's content, size, and orientation. • Risk warnings are clearly stated within the main body of the banner/picture and/or sign/invitation foraccount opening and ahead of a small print. • All marketing material must be provided to Clients in a timely manner and be fair and not misleading • Information should be based on accurate data reflecting all explicit and implicit costs and charges.Adequately disclose inducements.
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EXAMPLES OF GOOD PRACTICE. The recommendations for professional standards in the training of translators and interpreters have been based on existing norms in a number of university-level programmes across Europe, among them the institutes adhering to the standards set forth by CIUTI (Conférence internationale des instituts universitaires de traducteurs et interprètes). Certain specific initiatives have been undertaken since 1996 by a number of EU universities, to promote good practise in the areas of translator and interpreter training:
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