Disclosure Procedure Sample Clauses

Disclosure Procedure. For any Registration Information which is not made available in the WHOIS database, the Registrant acknowledges and agrees that: (a) such information will be maintained in the ▇▇▇▇ Registry and may be used and disclosed by ▇▇▇▇ as permitted herein and/or in the Registry PRP; and (b) ▇▇▇▇ shall have no liability for any claim, damage, loss or expense arising as a result of the disclosure of Registrant Information as permitted herein and/or the Registry PRP.
Disclosure Procedure. ‌ 1.1. Any Information or Confidential Business Information disclosed to the Trustee shall be marked prominently on each page “Extremely Confidential – BUSINESS SECRETS OF [NAME OF DISCLOSING PARTY]”. 1.2. Information or Confidential Business Information provided to the Trustee may only be included as an Annex to any Registration Dossier or Study after the Steering Committee has approved the relevant Information/Confidential Business Information/Registration Dossier but without the Steering Committee seeing such information. The Trustee may make a non-confidential summary of this extremely confidential information if s/he considers it necessary for other Platform Members to see some of it for the purpose of Registration of the Substances covered by this Agreement. In particular, the Trustee shall aggregate any Information or Confidential Business Information provided to the Trustee so that it does not enable any Member to infer the sales, market shares, market or sales performance or trends therein of any other Member. The Trustee shall give the Disclosing Party reasonable opportunity to comment on any such summary the Trustee may make, before it is distributed. The Trustee may seek the advice of legal counsel before releasing such a summary to the Platform Members.
Disclosure Procedure. The Medicaid agency must have a procedure for dis- closing pertinent findings obtained from surveys made by the State survey agency to determine if a health care fa- cility, laboratory, agency, clinic or health care organization meets the re- quirements for participation in the Medicaid program.
Disclosure Procedure. For any Registration Information which is not made available in
Disclosure Procedure. 5.1 Without limitations, the following will be included as Confidential Information: 5.1.1 if that information is contained in a printed document or computer disc or is otherwise fixed in a tangible medium, it must be marked “Confidential”; and 5.1.2 if that information is disclosed orally, is disclosed by showing it to the Recipient, is disclosed by transmitting it in an electronic file, or is otherwise not fixed in a tangible medium, then on the day that it is disclosed the Disclosing Party must confirm, in a notice to the Recipient describing the information, that that information is confidential.
Disclosure Procedure. Unless such disclosure is required by law, BeamReaders may not disclose PHI unless: (a) BeamReaders obtains reasonable assurances from the person to whom the PHI is disclosed that the PHI will be held confidentially and used or further disclosed only as required by law or for the purpose for which it was disclosed to the person, and (b) the person notifies BeamReaders of any instances of which the person is aware of breaches of confidentiality of the PHI.