Approved Purposes Clause Samples

The "Approved Purposes" clause defines the specific uses or activities for which a party is permitted to use certain information, assets, or rights under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the boundaries of acceptable use, such as limiting confidential information to internal business operations or restricting data usage to a particular project. By clearly specifying what is and is not allowed, the clause helps prevent misuse or unauthorized disclosure, ensuring that both parties have a mutual understanding of the permitted scope and reducing the risk of disputes.
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Approved Purposes. The Freddie Mac Servicing Contract Rights and related Collateral may only be pledged, and the proceeds of the Loans may only be used, for the purposes set forth in the Freddie Mac Acknowledgment Agreement.
Approved Purposes. The Partnership covenants and agrees that the Partnership Agreement does, and during the Term will continue to, provide that the Approved Purposes do not include per capita distributions or other forms of direct per capita distributions of any portion of the Limited Partner Distributions to Members or any other Person. For greater certainty, per capita distributions will not include payments or reimbursements to Members except for those Members bonafide participating in programs and services, such as, for example, housing, education or training programs.
Approved Purposes. The Deposit, and any portion thereof, may be used solely for the purposes and the amounts set forth on Schedule 2.11(b) and not any other purpose without the prior written approval of Buyer. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, no portion of the Deposit may be used to pay any amounts owing (i) pursuant to any of the Excluded Liabilities, (ii) to the Majority Stockholder or any other Affiliate of Seller, (iii) to any member of Seller's Board of Directors or (iv) to any investment bankers, attorneys, accountants, consultants or other agents or advisors of Seller or any of its Affiliates, whether or not in connection with this Agreement, the Ancillary Agreements or the transactions contemplated hereby or thereby, in each case except to the extent set forth on Schedule 2.11(b). The parties agree that notwithstanding that Schedule 2.11(b) identifies a total amount greater than $1.5 million, neither Buyer nor Parent is obligated in any way or for any reason to increase the Deposit above $1.5 million.
Approved Purposes. Borrowers shall use the principal of the Loan for the Approved Purposes. Each Borrower hereby acknowledges and agrees that the Approved Purpose ofworking capital” (i) shall be used to pay a Borrower’s general and administrative expenses incurred in the ordinary course of business, and (ii) shall be consistent with such Borrower’s proposed business operations as approved by Lender. The Borrowers acknowledge and agree that each Borrower has been allocated portions of the principal of the Loan for certain Approved Purposes. No Borrower shall use principal of the Loan other than the principal which has been allocated to such Borrower.
Approved Purposes. The Licensor agrees and consents to the Licensee’s use of the Licensed Material for: • commercial purposes, in accordance with the Licensor’s Copyright and re-use of materials policy; and • any other use agreed by the Licensor (acting reasonably) in writing from time to time. Details of this agreement: • Concept designs attached • Lifetime total production quantity for each item • Details of where the product will be made available for purchase • Dates products will be available for purchase • Recommended Retail Price for each item Not applicable.
Approved Purposes. 30 7.1 Use of Funds for Approved Purposes 30 7.2 Collective Use Monies. 31 7.3 Certain Provisions in Respect of Collective Use Monies. 32 7.4 Suspension and Forfeiture of Payments. 32 7.5 Casino Gaming Default of Limited Partners 34 7.6 Expedited Procedure for Suspension of Partner Distributions. 34
Approved Purposes a. Protecting students, employees, and others in the campus community from violence and other harm. b. Protecting district property and assets from theft and/or vandalism. c. Assisting in the investigation of formal or informal complaints that the District is legally required to investigate pursuant to state or federal law, where surveillance data could assist in corroborating or disapproving the allegations. d. Assisting in the investigation of criminal activity. e. Assisting in the investigation of violations of School Board Policies pertaining to civility, safety, violence, harm, theft, vandalism, criminal activities, and sexual misconduct. f. Assisting in the investigation of misconduct under the California Education Code and providing supporting evidence thereof in personnel matters.
Approved Purposes. Accept the Loan Advance in accordance with the provisions hereof and if such Loan Advances is made, use or cause the Loan Advance to be used solely for the purposes permitted under this paragraph and Section 2.3.
Approved Purposes. Without limiting any of the restrictions on use of HPD Products, Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that HPD Products may NOT be used on an automobile that is not utilized in road racing, off-road racing, or on a closed-circuit racetrack and may NOT be resold to customers located outside the United States or Canada or to persons whom Purchaser knows or has reason to know will be exporting the Products outside the United States or Canada.
Approved Purposes. The approved purposes are: • The purchase of the University’s portion of College Pension Plan past service for faculty employed as of July 31, 1995, who, prior to 1989, were unable to enrol in the College Pension Plan; • The purchase of the employer’s portion of the College Pension Plan past service for faculty employed as of July 31, 1995 who, prior to 1989 did not join the College Pension Plan. Retraining for continuing employees facing the loss of work due to reduction or changing curriculum requirements; Retraining for continuing employees to meet new minimum credential requirements or to facilitate their return to duties in other areas of the University; Reimbursement of continuing employees for professional development expenses on the basis of sections worked; • Contribution to a matching Grants Fund to encourage the use of Article 24, Educational Partnership; • Additional contributions to the Paid Educational Leave Fund (10.4.1.1.4); • CFA Award Program; • The cost of benefits, scale placement and step advancement for Private Music Instructors calculated at eighty-­‐eight (88) hours per section. These costs will be mutually agreed; • Other purposes as mutually agreed to by the University and the Union.