Modifications to policy Clause Samples
The "Modifications to policy" clause defines the process by which changes to an existing policy can be made. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to propose or approve modifications, the required notice period for such changes, and the method by which modifications must be communicated to affected parties. For example, it may require written notice to all stakeholders before any amendments take effect. The core function of this clause is to ensure that any alterations to the policy are made transparently and systematically, thereby preventing misunderstandings and disputes about the policy's terms.
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Modifications to policy. From time to time, IXL may modify this policy and its security procedures, but will not materially reduce the overall level of information security. IXL will provide any updates to policy upon request.
Modifications to policy. After consultation with the Union, MLS may add substances to the list of those prohibited by the SABH so long as such substances have been adopted by the United States Anti-Doping Agency or FIFA. MLS may impose any testing procedure that is approved by the director of the Laboratoire de controle du dopage (IRNS-Institut ▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇) in Montreal, Quebec and the SABH Program Professionals. Except as otherwise set forth in this Section 12.2, Players shall receive notice of any addition to the list of prohibited substances prior to the date on which such addition becomes effective. After receiving such notice, Players may not be disciplined for testing positive for the added substance(s) for (i) the recognized period for such substances to become undetectable after use; or (ii) if there is no reasonable medical certainty concerning such period, three (3) months. No notice will be required to add an illegal substance as a prohibited substance under the SABH, provided that Players may not be disciplined for testing positive for such added illegal substances from the date such substance becomes illegal until (i) the end of the recognized period for such substance to become undetectable after use; or (ii) if there is no reasonable medical certainty concerning such period, three (3) months.
Modifications to policy. This AUP may be changed by SDL from time to time and the latest version will be made available on the SDL Language Cloud Translation Software website. Your continued use of the Service after the change constitutes your acceptance of the new AUP. It is your responsibility to comply with any country-specific legal and regulatory provisions in the territory where the communications are sent to or from, and you will indemnify SDL against all costs, claims, demands, expenses and liabilities caused by SDL's non-compliance with such country-specific legal and regulatory provisions. DATA SECURITY POLICY SDL and its subcontractors will maintain appropriate security procedures and practices related to the operation of the Hosting Infrastructure in order to safeguard the Software against unauthorized access and to maintain the privacy of your Data in accordance with the requirements of the Agreement and applicable law. Such security procedures and practices shall include the items listed below:
1. Physical Security. SDL will store and operate the SOC 2 & 3 secure Hosting Infrastructure in an environment equipped with 24-hour onsite security and monitoring, security alarm systems and other reasonable measures designed to protect the security and integrity thereof. SDL or its suppliers will have staff on duty at all times capable of identifying, categorizing and responding to a security incident.