European Union (EU) Sample Clauses

European Union (EU). If You obtained the Licensed Offerings in a member country of the EU, the substantive laws of Germany.
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European Union (EU). 10.1.1 Verizon will, by virtue of providing WFB Service to Customer, obtain customer data that is regulated by government agencies in European Union and the U.S. (hereinafter, “Regulated Customer Data”) which includes MLA Data. For the provision of WFB Service in the EU, Verizon will act as “Data Processor,” as defined in the EU Data Protection Directive 95/46 (the “Directive”) and successor Directives or regulations (“Data Privacy Regulations”), on behalf of Customer in providing Guest Access and other WFB Service features. Verizon and its contractors shall process Regulated Customer Data only as instructed by Customer and only for the purposes of providing WFB Service, and such processing shall be terminated upon Customer’s termination of WFB Service, which may be made at Customer’s discretion at any time and upon instructions to Verizon. Verizon and its contractors will implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to maintain the confidentiality of Regulated Customer Data and protect such data against accidental or unlawful destruction or accidental loss, alteration, unauthorized disclosure or access and against other unlawful forms of processing in accordance with security measures required by Data Privacy Regulations. Verizon agrees to provide commercially reasonable assistance to Customer in the fulfillment of Customer’s obligations under applicable Data Privacy Regulations. Following termination of WFB Service, Verizon shall delete any copies of processed Regulated Customer Data except as may be needed to comply with Data Privacy Regulations and in such circumstances, Customer waives any right to a return of processed Regulated Customer Data from Verizon or its contractors.
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European Union (EU). If You obtained the Pix4D Software in a member country of the EU, the substantive laws of Germany.
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European Union (EU). The EU is the fourth largest emitter of CO2 in the world and hence plays a very vital role in the fight to limit GHG emissions in the world. The EU has been a strong advocate for regulation of 39 Ibid 40 See Government of India (2015), Major Ports in India retrieved from xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx.xx/major- ports-in-india/ on May 16, 2018; see also Export-Import Bank of India (2010) INDIAN SHIPPING INDUSTRY: A CATALYST FOR GROWTH, OCCASIONAL PAPER NO. 142 retrieved from xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/Assets/Dynamic/PDF/Publication-Resources/ResearchPapers/Hindi/25file.pdf on May 16, 2018 41 See Export-Import Bank of India (2010) INDIAN SHIPPING INDUSTRY: A CATALYST FOR GROWTH, OCCASIONAL PAPER NO. 142 retrieved from xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/Assets/Dynamic/PDF/Publication- Resources/ResearchPapers/Hindi/25file.pdf on May 16, 2018 international shipping right in the history of international climate regime (Den Elzen et al., 2007; Depledge, 2000). The support of the EU is not surprising as they were one of the initiators of the regulation of international bunker fuels in the first place. The EU was one of the parties who brought the issue to the Kyoto agenda and has since then made efforts to champion this cause (See Depledge, 2000). The EU indicated in its 2004 Environmental Council decision that international bunker emissions ought to be encompassed in climate policy measures for the post-2012 period (Den Elzen et al., 2007). The EU commitment to limiting GHG emissions from the maritime sector is not just lip service but rather backed by action. In their 2011 White Paper on transport, the European Commission committed to at least a 40% reduction of their CO2 emissions from maritime transport from 2005 levels by 2050, and if feasible by 50%42. The European Commission (EC) has registered their displeasure at the slow pace of international shipping regulation by the IMO and has on some occasions issued a threat of regional regulations, which is currently underway or being applied (Lister et al., 2015). In the decisions adopted jointly by the European Parliament and the Council on 23 April 2009, the following statement or threat was made regarding international shipping emission regulations: In the event that no international agreement which includes international maritime emissions in its reduction targets through the International Maritime Organization has been approved by the Member States or no such agreement through the UNFCCC has been approved by the Co...
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European Union (EU). If You obtained the Licensed Offerings in a member country of the EU, the substantive laws of Germany. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the mandatory laws or public policy of any country or territory in which the XXXX is enforced or construed prohibit the application of the laws specified herein, then the laws of such country or territory shall instead apply to the extent required by such mandatory laws or public policy. Similarly, if You are an individual consumer, the provisions of this Section 15.1 shall not affect any mandatory right You may have to take action in Your country of residence under the laws of that country.
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European Union (EU). Protocol concerning relations between the European Coal and Steel Community and the Council of Europe (18.04.1951) Financial agreement between the Secretariat General of the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community and the Council of Europe (15.02.1957). Arrangement between the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe and the Commission of the European Economic Community (18.08.1959) Arrangement between the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe and the Commission of the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM) (18.08.1959) Arrangement between the Council of Europe and the Commission of the European Economic Community concerning the establishment of a Council of Europe Liaison Office in Brussels (06.05.1974) Exchange of letters between the Secretary General of the Council of Europe and the President of the Commission of the European Communities concerning the establishment of a liaison office of the Council of Europe in Brussels (29.11.1974 & 20.12.1974) Exchange of letters between the Chairman of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe and the President of the Council of the European Communities concerning the establishment of a liaison office of the Council of Europe in Brussels (13.01.1975) Arrangement between the Council of Europe and the European Community concluded by exchange of letters on the consolidation and intensification of their co-operation (16.06.1987) Contract between the Council of Europe and the Commission of the European Communities to put the Secretariat of the European Pharmacopoeia Commission in charge of setting up and running a programme of scientific studies in the area of biological standardisation (1992). Contract between the Council of Europe and the Commission of the European Communities to set up the European network of Official Medicines Control Laboratories (OMCLs) (26.05.1994). Exchange of letters between the Council of Europe and the European Commission supplementing the “Arrangement” between the Council of Europe and the European Communities concluded on 16 June 1987 (05.11.1996) Contract between the European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines and Healthcare (EDQM) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) (1997). Memorandum of Understanding between the Council of Europe and the European Commission on the accession of the Social Development Fund to the Memorandum of Understanding of 1998 (03.1998 – EC, EBRD & WB ; 11.1998 – accession CEB, IFS, BIB NEFCO - Renewed
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European Union (EU) student - a person who is a citizen or a non-citizen of the Republic of Latvia, a citizen of the European Union, a citizen of the European Economic Area, a citizen of the Swiss Confederation, a permanent resident of the European Community holding a valid residence permit. 1.4. Foreign student - a person that is not an EU student. 1.
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European Union (EU). Protocol concerning relations between the European Coal and Steel Community and the Council of Europe (18.04.1951) Financial agreement between the Secretariat General of the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community and the Council of Europe (15.02.1957). Arrangement between the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe and the Commission of the European Economic Community (18.08.1959) Arrangement between the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe and the Commission of the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM) (18.08.1959)
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