Practice Rules Clause Samples
The "Practice Rules" clause establishes the specific guidelines and procedures that govern how parties must conduct themselves within the context of an agreement or professional setting. It typically outlines standards for behavior, communication, and compliance with relevant laws or industry norms, and may include requirements such as confidentiality, conflict of interest disclosures, or adherence to ethical codes. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause helps ensure consistent and fair practices, reducing misunderstandings and promoting accountability among all parties involved.
Practice Rules. We are on “▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Time” at Munciana Volleyball Club. Be ready to go, no later than 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.
Practice Rules. If an athlete cannot be at practice, the athlete is expected to call the coach with an explanation. It is the athlete's responsibility (not the parent's) to reach the coach before the practice starts. Reaching a coach means just that – you must make sure that you make contact with a coach and they reply to a call, email, or a text. Do not leave a message and expect that the coach will receive it.
Practice Rules. 2.1. Authorized Activities
a) Dragon Boats may be used for crew practices, races, or other authorized activities only. In particular, use of any FCRCC boats to view fireworks displays or other public events is strictly prohibited.
b) No Dragon Boat may be paddled or otherwise taken West of the Granville Street Bridge.
c) Drumming during practices is only permitted in the area of False Creek East of the Cambie Street Bridge.
2.2. Dock Logistics
a) It is expected that Teams will leave the dock promptly at the beginning of their assigned Practice time, and return to the dock (boat tied up and paddlers out of the boat & off the dock) by the scheduled end of their Practice.
b) All Dragon Boats are stored at Sea Village. A Team must move their assigned boat to the dock in Alder Bay before Practices and move it back to Sea Village after Practices, except as noted below. A Team may leave their boat moored at the Alder Bay dock if they have identified and contacted a team waiting on-site (or near the False Creek Community Centre), and which is assigned their boat for the following Practice Slot.
c) A maximum of six (6) paddlers are permitted to pick up or return a Dragon Boat at Sea Village; the paddlers doing so must be as quiet as possible, as it is a residential area.
Practice Rules. (please see Practice Policies and Procedures in the Handbook)
Practice Rules. (a) During the regular season, padded practices for all players shall be limited to a total of fourteen, eleven of which must be held during the first eleven weeks of the regular season, and three of which must be held during the remaining six weeks of the regular season. The Club may choose the days of the week on which such practices shall be held. Subject to the foregoing rules, each Club may hold two padded practices during the same week during one week of the regular season, provided that such week falls within the first eleven weeks of the regular season.
(b) Clubs participating in the postseason may hold one padded practice per week, on a day of the Club's choosing, commencing with the week following the Club's last regular season game.
(c) For purposes of this Article and Article 23, a "padded practice" shall be defined as a practice in which players are required to wear helmets and shoulder pads, in addition to any other equipment required by the Club, subject to the exceptions set forth in Article 23, Section 6(b).
(d) On days when padded practices are permitted under Subsection (a) above, on-field Team activity for all players shall be limited to a maximum of three hours per day, including "first period" (i.e., stretching and calisthenics), provided that (i) players may participate in on-field activities with their position coaches for a period not to ex ceed thirty minutes, prior to the three-hour maximum on-field period; and (ii) any walk through of reasonable and customary duration (for purposes of this Subsection, such walk-through to be no helmets and walking pace) that is conducted prior to or after the three-hour maximum on-field period shall not count against that limit. The three-hour time limit described above shall begin as soon as position coaches begin to coach players on the field, subject to provisos (i)-(ii) in this Subsection.
Practice Rules. As a participant in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Soccer Program, athletes should be committed and dedicated to attending practices and games. They should understand that their participation is a privilege, and not an entitlement, and that they have a responsibility to their fellow teammates in preparation for the season, and even more importantly during the season.
Practice Rules