Permissible Users Clause Samples

Permissible Users. AP agrees that it will Use the Proprietary Information solely for providing the Services to Customers. AP shall be permitted to use, load, execute, employ, utilize, store, and display ("Use") the SAP Software which is licensed to a Customers listed on Exhibit A pursuant to an SAP End User Agreement at a designated AP location. AP agrees that such Use is contingent upon the SAP End User Customer licensing the appropriate type and number of Users for AP's Use. AP will not Use the SAP Software to process its own business information or to provide processing or facilities management or other services to any other parties other than Customers listed on Exhibit A unless there is a separate agreement executed by AP for such purposes.
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Permissible Users. Vendor agrees that it will use the Proprietary Information solely for providing the Services to Company. Vendor will not use the Proprietary Information to process its own business information or to provide processing or facilities management or other services to any party other than Company.
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Permissible Users. (1) Any person operating or using the City’s Snow Equipment, or other heavy equipment for snow making, on behalf of, in association with or at the direction of CXC, or using CXC equipment on City Property (the “User”), must be approved by the Parks Division and also meet the following requirements: (a) The User must be familiar with the equipment and have received appropriate training on the equipment’s operation, use and maintenance; (b) The User must be competent and qualified to operate and maintain the equipment in a safe manner and in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s manual; and, (c) The User shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations, ordinances, rules and orders, and exercise due regard for persons and property in the operation of the equipment. (2) All Users under this Agreement shall wear the proper personal protective equipment when operating any equipment. CXC agrees to provide all of its employees and volunteers with any necessary equipment.
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Permissible Users. 1) Any person operating or using the Snow Equipment on behalf of, in association with or at the direction of the Club, or using Club equipment on City Property, must be approved by the Parks Division and also meet the following requirements: a) The person must be familiar with the equipment being used and have received appropriate training on the equipment’s operation, use and maintenance; b) The person must be competent and qualified to operate and maintain the equipment in a safe manner and in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s manual; and, c) The person shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations, ordinances, rules and orders, and exercise due regard for persons and property in the operation of the equipment. 2) All users under this Agreement shall wear the proper personal protective equipment when operating any equipment. The Club agrees to provide all of its employees and volunteers with any necessary equipment.
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  • Disclosure to Third Parties The Company shall have the right to disclose to third parties, in whatever manner the Company may determine, the fact that this Agreement has been executed, the names of the parties to this Agreement and the terms hereof.

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