Right to Reject Applications Sample Clauses
The Right to Reject Applications clause grants a party, typically the service provider or seller, the authority to refuse any application or request for services or products at their sole discretion. In practice, this means that even if an applicant meets the stated requirements or submits all necessary documentation, the provider is not obligated to accept the application and may decline it without providing a reason. This clause serves to protect the provider from being compelled to enter into agreements with unsuitable or high-risk applicants, thereby managing risk and maintaining control over who is accepted.
Right to Reject Applications. The Autism Society and/or its agents reserves the right to reject any application for sponsorship, exhibit or advertising associated with the National Conference if in the sole opinion of the Autism Society and/or its agent, the Autism Society of America determines that the product or service promoted by the Sponsor, Exhibitor and/or Advertiser is a product or service which is demeaning to the dignity and well-being of an individual on the autism spectrum. Additionally, the Autism Society will not accept any application for sponsorship, exhibit or advertising where the Autism Society determines would jeopardize or negatively impact the trademarks, proprietary rights, reputation or goodwill of the Autism Society.
Right to Reject Applications. The Company reserves the right to reject any plans sold by the Marketer without specifying any reason therefor.
Right to Reject Applications. The Company reserves the right to reject any plans sold by the GA without specifying any reason therefor.
Right to Reject Applications. ONLI and ONLAC each reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to reject any application or payment remitted to it, and to refund any payments to the payor.
Right to Reject Applications. The Company reserves the right to reject any plans sold by the Agent without specifying any reason therefor.
Right to Reject Applications. DHS reserves the right to reject any and all Applications and may negotiate the terms of the Grant agreement, including the award amount, with the selected Applicant prior to entering into a grant agreement.