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Creators Sample Clauses

Creators. The tribunals convicted numerous defendants for participating in the “initiation or formulation” of criminal enterprises. The RuSHA tribunal held Xxxxxx responsible for the kidnapping of alien children because he had “issued instructions for the carrying out of a „children's operation‟, which meant the bringing of children into Germany for Germanization.” 58 The Xxxx tribunal held Xxxx responsible for the Eastern Industries Limited Liability Company‟s systematic theft of Jewish property because he was “an original incorporator” of the program and had served as its “directing head and chief executive.” 59 And the Einsatzgruppen tribunal held Xxxxxxx responsible for a series of executions committed by his Sonderkommando even though he was on leave at the time, noting that “[a] high ranking officer who plans an operation or participates in the planning and has control over officers taking part in the movement certainly cannot escape responsibility for the action by absenting himself the day of execution of the plan.”60 The tribunals also included defendants who either drafted or issued decrees that gave rise to criminal enterprises in the category of “creators.” In Ministries, for example, Xxxxxxxx was held responsible for the extermination program because he had “drafted and approved” legislation and regulations that gave shape to the program. The Tribunal specifically noted that “if those who implemented or carried out the orders for the deportation of Jews to the East are properly tried, convicted, and punished… then those who in the comparative quiet and peace of ministerial departments, aided the campaign by drafting the necessary decrees, regulations, and directives for its execution are likewise guilty.”61
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Creators. Pricing for Creator services is based on their expertise and past performance. While we carefully vet our Creators, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or reliability of their skills, experience, or any content they provide. Results may vary, and we cannot promise specific outcomes from the services rendered.
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Creators. To register and create an account on xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx as a Creator, you must complete the Creator registration process and be approved by the Company in our sole and absolute discretion. If you desire to sell content on xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, you will also need to add a bank account (checking or savings) or other approved payment method. We may require additional documents from you for approving or authenticating your payment accounts, and this requirement may vary for different countries. Your earnings will be paid into your designated payment method via one of our payout processors or via direct bank wire.
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Creators. By delivering the results the contractor warrants that the creators undertake not to oppose that their names be recalled when the results are presented to the public and confirms that the results can be divulged. Names of authors shall be recalied on request in the manner communicated by the Contractor to the ETF. The Contractor shall obtain the consent of creators regarding the granting of the relevant rights and be ready to provide documentary evidence upon request.
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Creators. By delivering the Results the Expert warrants that the Creators undertake not to oppose that their names be recalled when the Results are presented to the public and confirms that the Results can be divulged. Names of authors shall be recalled on request in the manner communicated by the Expert to the Fusion for Energy. The Expert shall obtain the consent of Creators regarding the granting of the relevant rights and be ready to provide documentary evidence upon request.
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Creators. As a Creator, you agree to: (i) maintain a privacy policy that discloses to your Subscribers how you collect, use, share, and store their personal information including their email addresses; and (ii) obtain all necessary consents for using your Subscribers’ email addresses, sending them commercial marketing communications, or for the purposes as notified by you to them and otherwise in accordance with your privacy policy. When a Subscriber shares an email address with a Creator through our Services, the Creator is the owner of that information and agrees that: (i) X will act as a processor of that data subject to our Processor DPA, incorporated by this reference, for the purposes of providing the Program, (ii) Creator will not share sensitive or other data of any Subscriber with us, (iii) Creator will comply with any all applicable laws, rules, and regulations worldwide, including, without limitation, those related to marketing, privacy, and communications, (iv) Creator is responsible for your content, including its legality, reliability, and appropriateness, and (iv) Creator will comply with these Terms, X User Agreement, and X’s Code of Conduct. Subscribers' email addresses are not owned, operated, or controlled by X. X has no control over, and assumes no responsibility for, the email addresses, any content, or practices of any Subscriber. You further acknowledge and agree that we shall not be responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with use of or reliance on any such email addresses, content, or practices of any Subscriber. We may terminate your participation in the Program, suspend your account and access to any Service(s) and/or take any other action we deem appropriate, without prior notice or liability, for any reason whatsoever, including, without limitation, if you breach these Terms, X User Agreement, X’s Code of Conduct or for any business, financial, or legal reasons. You will have an opportunity to appeal by writing to X by responding to the email we will send to you with meaningful evidence that your account should be reinstated. If the evidence is insufficient, or you fail to respond, we will cancel your participation and block future eligibility.
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