Acknowledgement and promotion Sample Clauses

Acknowledgement and promotion. 65.1 The Provider must, in all publications, and in all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials or activities of any type undertaken by, or on behalf of, the Provider relating to the Services or this Agreement: comply with any promotion and style guidelines issued by the Department from time to time; use badging and signage; acknowledge the financial and other support the Provider has received from the Commonwealth; and deliver to the Department (at the Department’s request and at the Provider’s own cost) copies of all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials the Provider has developed for the purposes of this Agreement, in accordance with any Guidelines. 65.2 The Provider must market and promote Disability Employment Services as required by the Department, and deal with enquiries relating to its provision of Disability Employment Services, in accordance with any Guidelines.
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Acknowledgement and promotion. The Provider must, in all publications, and in all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials or activities of any type undertaken by, or on behalf of, the Provider relating to the Services or this Agreement: comply with any promotion and style guidelines issued by the Department from time to time; use badging and signage; acknowledge the financial and other support the Provider has received from the Commonwealth; and deliver to the Department (at the Department’s request and at the Provider’s own cost) copies of all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials the Provider has developed for the purposes of this Agreement, in accordance with any Guidelines. The Provider must market and promote Disability Employment Services as required by the Department, and deal with enquiries relating to its provision of Disability Employment Services, in accordance with any Guidelines. The Department may, by any means, publicise and report on the Services and on the awarding of this Agreement to the Provider, including the name of the Provider, the amounts of Fees, Funding, Reimbursements, Wage Subsidies and Ancillary Payments given to the Provider, and a brief description of the Services. Where the Department identifies best practice on the part of the Provider, the Department may disseminate advice of such best practice to other Providers.
Acknowledgement and promotion. 19.1.1 You must, in all publications, and in all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials or activities of any type undertaken by, or on behalf of, You relating to the Initiative or this Agreement: a. comply with any promotion and style guidelines issued by Us from time to time; b. use badging and signage in accordance with any guidelines issued by Us from time to time; c. acknowledge the financial and other support You have received from the Commonwealth, in the manner consistent with any guidelines issued by Us from time to time; and d. deliver to Us (at Our request and at Your own cost) copies of all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials that You have developed for the purposes of this Agreement. 19.1.2 You must market and promote the Initiative, as required by Us, and deal with enquiries relating to Your conduct of the Initiative, in accordance with any guidelines issued by Us from time to time.
Acknowledgement and promotion. 37.1 Promotion Subject to clause 37.2, the Supplier must, in all publications, and in all promotional, publicity (including speeches, media releases, conferences, social media) and advertising Materials (including print advertisements, brochures, posters, newsletters, magazine articles, outdoor signage) or activities of any type undertaken by, or on behalf of, the Supplier relating to the Services, this Agreement: (a) comply with any promotion and style guidelines issued by the Principal from time to time, including as set out in Agreement and Schedule 4; (b) in accordance with the Principal's Policies and Procedures: (i) use badging and signage; (ii) acknowledge and ensure its Subcontractors acknowledge the financial and other support the Supplier has received from the Principal by using such attribution as notified by the Principal to the Supplier from time to time; and (iii) deliver to the Principal (at the Principal's request and at the Supplier's own cost) copies of all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials the Supplier has developed for the purposes of this Agreement.
Acknowledgement and promotion. 56.1 The Provider must, in all publications, and in all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials or activities of any type undertaken by, or on behalf of, the Provider relating to the Services or this Agreement: (a) comply with any promotion and style guidelines issued by the Department from time to time; (b) use badging and signage; (c) acknowledge the financial and other support the Provider has received from the Commonwealth; and (d) deliver to the Department (at the Department’s request and at the Provider’s own cost) copies of all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials the Provider has developed for the purposes of this Agreement, in accordance with any Guidelines. 56.2 The Provider must market and promote Disability Employment Services and any programs related to the Services as required by the Department, and deal with enquiries relating to its provision of Disability Employment Services, in accordance with any Guidelines.
Acknowledgement and promotion. The Provider must, in all publications, and in all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials or activities of any type undertaken by, or on behalf of, the Provider relating to the Services or this Agreement: comply with any promotion and style guidelines issued by the Department from time to time; use badging and signage; acknowledge the financial and other support the Provider has received from the Commonwealth; and deliver to the Department (at the Department’s request and at the Provider’s own cost) copies of all promotional, publicity and advertising Materials the Provider has developed for the purposes of this Agreement, in accordance with any Guidelines. The Provider must market and promote Disability Employment Services and any programs related to the Services as required by the Department, and deal with enquiries relating to its provision of Disability Employment Services, in accordance with any Guidelines. The Provider warrants that, to the best of its knowledge and belief after making diligent inquiries, no Conflict exists, or is likely to arise, in the performance of its obligations under this Agreement or any Grant Agreement. Where the Provider also provides other Commonwealth funded employment assistance services, it is a Conflict for the Provider to provide the Services to the recipients of its other Commonwealth funded employment assistance services and this Conflict is not permitted under this Agreement or any Grant Agreement. If, during the Term of this Agreement or any Grant Agreement, a Conflict arises, or is likely to arise, the Provider must: immediately notify the Department of the Conflict and the steps that the Provider proposes to take to resolve or otherwise deal with the Conflict; make full disclosure to the Department of all relevant information relating to the Conflict; and take such steps as the Department may reasonably require resolving or otherwise dealing with the Conflict.
Acknowledgement and promotion. The supplier must acknowledge the PHCC and the Australian Government in all communications and promotional materials associated with the project in accordance with the written statements and logo use as guidelines outlined in Schedule 4
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