Responsibilities of Users Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of Users. 6.1. Organization shall ensure that each User acting on behalf of such Organization complies with the requirements of Sections 1.3.1, 1.3.3, 1.3.4, 10.1, and 10.5. 6.2. Organization shall ensure that each User acting on behalf of such Organization administers a patient/client’s NOMS submissions, but not necessarily all of the treatment. 6.3. Organization shall ensure that each User acting on behalf of such Organization shall maintain sufficient qualifications and satisfy all applicable payment obligations, as applicable (as further set forth in Appendix A), as specified by ASHA in its sole and complete discretion, to qualify for access to and use of NOMS and NOMS Data.
Responsibilities of Users. 3 You are responsible for you own actions on the computer and for the following specific rules established for the use of hardware, software, labs, and networks throughout the District.
Responsibilities of Users. Users of the AHRO archival collections and services are required to abide by the stated rules of use (Appendix A) and to comply with any relevant copyright or publication restrictions.
Responsibilities of Users. ▪ Each user will employ their electronic devices in a responsible and non-disruptive manner. ▪ Users will not share their electronic devices with other students. ▪ Users will be responsible for their own property. ▪ Users will be respectful of teachers and will comply with reasonable requests regarding devices. ▪ Texting and social media use is not allowed unless it is part of a class activity. ▪ The devices will not be used: in washrooms, change rooms, in the gym and lunchroom. ▪ Taking photos or filming video on school property is not permitted unless specifically requested by school personnel for a school related activity or project.
Responsibilities of Users. SLAC staff should undertake the responsibilities described in the individual sections of this agreement and: • be responsible for all library transactions made with their computer account and for all borrowed library materials; • report any losses as soon as possible, and arrange for departmental or personal payment of the current cost of replacement of lost library material(s); • observe the Research Library and SUL Rules.
Responsibilities of Users. ▪ Each user will employ their electronic devices in a responsible and non-disruptive manner. ▪ Users will not share their electronic devices with other students. ▪ Users will be responsible for their own property. Users will be respectful of the teachers and when they allow students to use their electronic devices. ▪ Texting and social media use is not allowed unless it is part of a class activity. ▪ The devices will not be used: in washrooms, change rooms, in the gym and lunchroom. ▪ Students will be encouraged to keep the devices in their lockers when not directly engaged in teacher approved learning activities. ▪ Taking photos or filming video on school property is not permitted unless specifically requested by school personnel for a school related activity or project.
Responsibilities of Users. 12. All users declare that they are in possession of all required permits or memberships licensing the use of the platform (ie. computer software licenses, access and use of internet connections etc), and that they are in full compliance with all requirements thereunto pertaining. All users expressly exempt and indemnify Talentory from any liability for damages that may arise as a result of any violation of all applicable rules, laws and regulations in the user’s country of location. 13. The users may not combine any mechanism, software, other scripts or programmes with the (simultaneous) use of the platform that could hinder or damage the smooth execution of the platform processes. The collection of data without express authorization from Talentory is strictly prohibited. 14. The data made accessible to employers and search consultants via the platform may be used solely for the purpose of vacancy fulfilment via Talentory. Any undue use shall infringe these GTC and the Data Privacy Policy. 15. The users shall treat all accessed data confidentially. The users are not permitted to link any data published on the platform with other internet sites or to publish any data from the platform on any other online or offline media without the explicit approval of Talentory. Users authorize Talentory to monitor such activities, but Talentory shall not be obliged to carry out such monitoring. 16. The users are responsible for the careful and confidential safekeeping of its user information (in particular, user login credentials ) and for all activities carried out through their account. 17. User accounts are personal accounts; therefore, users are prohibited from sharing with third parties their personal account and from allowing third parties to use their personal accounts to access the platform. This does not include rights within the scope of deputy-access or sub- accounts. 18. All messages and (candidate related) data, which are exchanged on the platform or outside of the platform between certain addressees, shall be treated as confidential information intended only for the designated addressee(s). If a user, which is not such a designated addressee, should receive such data, he/she is obliged not to disseminate, distribute or copy this data, but notify the sender immediately and delete the received data. 19. Talentory has only limited means to check the accuracy of submitted data, and therefore, accuracy of submitted (uploaded) data is the sole responsibility of ...

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