Copies and Abstracts. A Receiving Party shall not make or use any copies, synopses or summaries of oral or written material, photographs or any other documentation or information made available or supplied by a Disclosing Party to the Receiving Party except such as are necessary for the Receiving Party's internal communications about carrying out the Business Purpose.
Copies and Abstracts. To the extent necessary to carry out the mutual business purpose, the receiving party may make copies or abstracts of the disclosing party’s Confidential Information provided that all such copies and abstracts are themselves marked as confidential and provided that the receiving party maintains a written record of the distributions of all such copies and abstracts.
Copies and Abstracts. To the extent necessary to carry out the Business Purpose, the Receiving Party may make copies or abstracts of the Confidential Information provided that all such copies and abstracts are themselves marked as confidential and provided that the Receiving Party maintains a written record of the distribution of all such copies and abstracts.
Copies and Abstracts. Project Management / Consulting Unit shall not make or use any copies, synopses or summaries of oral or written material, photographs or any other documentation or information made available or supplied by the University except such as are necessary for the Project Management / Consulting Unit’s internal communications in connection with carrying out the Project purpose. All such copies and abstracts must themselves be marked as confidential and Project Management / Consulting Unit shall maintain a written record of the distribution of all such copies and abstracts.
Copies and Abstracts. Recipient shall not make or use any copies, synopses, or summaries in any medium of the confidential information, except as required or authorized by the Discloser.
Copies and Abstracts. To the extent necessary to carry out the Business Purpose, the Receiving Party may make copies or abstracts of the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information; provided that (a) all such copies and abstracts are themselves marked as “confidential”; and (b) the Receiving Party maintains a written record of the location and distribution of all such copies and abstracts.
Copies and Abstracts. Without the prior written consent of the Company, the Receiving Party may not make copies or abstracts of the Company’s Confidential Information. If such consent is provided, all such copies and abstracts must be marked as confidential and the Receiving Party must maintain a written record of the distribution of all such copies and abstracts.
