Exchange and Use of Information. 7.1 The parties will exchange information which is conducive to the objectives of this MoU and which may assist the other party in discharging its Functions.
7.2 Each party will provide the other party with information in accordance with applicable laws (particularly the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, Cap. 486). Each party will treat any non-public information provided by the other party as confidential and only use it in accordance with applicable laws and this MoU. Except as otherwise required or permitted by law, a party that receives information under this MoU will not disclose it to a third party without the prior written consent of the party providing the information.
7.3 Each party will establish and maintain such safeguards as are necessary and appropriate to protect the confidentiality of such information.
Exchange and Use of Information. As part of the Services, we may provide you access to certain third-party data that may originate with third parties and other users (“Third-Party Data”). All the information we provide to you through the Services that we obtain from third parties and other users is included in the term “Third-Party Data.” Our license to you includes access to the Third-Party Data, but we do not offer any warranty or representation regarding the Third-Party Data, including its accuracy, timeliness, or completeness. You are solely responsible to ensure that the Third-Party Data you access or use is accurate, timely, and complete. Your use of the Services may involve the processing of information concerning you or your business activities, including specific information regarding your employees customers, clients, services, and finances. This specific information (“Your Data”) belongs to you, subject to the provisions of our Privacy Policy. You exclusively own Your Data. Certain portions of the Services allow you to upload or post your information to the Service. The information that you post may or may not be intended to be made available to third parties (including, for example, employee names and pictures, payment information, reviews, and organizational roles) (“User Content”). You represent and warrant that, with respect to any User Content you post, (1) you have the right to post such User Content, and (2) such User Content, or its use by Company as contemplated by the Agreement, does not violate the Agreement, applicable law, or the intellectual property (including without limitation copyright), publicity, personality, or other rights of others or imply any affiliation with or endorsement of you or your User Content by Company or any entity or individual without express written consent from such individual or entity. You grant us a non-exclusive, transferable, assignable, royalty-free, worldwide license to use User Content and Your Data for the purpose of providing you the Services, as restricted by the Privacy Policy.
Exchange and Use of Information. Subject only to the restrictions of the Applicable Laws, each Party shall submit to the other Party information and data relating to Drug Substance and Drug Products, which it considers useful to the other Party, such as formulation methods, preparation methods, administration methods, clinical applications, information and data of Development, and examples of sales promotion, obtained by it during the Term of this Agreement. REPLIDYNE shall have the right to use and have used such information and data received from DSP to exercise the rights licensed under Section 2.1, subject to its obligations to keep such information secret and confidential to the extent provided in Section 14.1. Also, DSP shall have the right to use and have used the information and data received from REPLIDYNE, including, but not limited to, any information and data provided to DSP by REPLIDYNE, for the purpose of commercialization of Drug Products in Other Territories subject to the terms of Section 2.2 and Section 4.4 and DSP’s obligations to keep such information secret and confidential to the extent provided in Section 14.1.
Exchange and Use of Information. 5.1 The parties support the widest possible dissemination of information provided or exchanged under this Arrangement, subject to the need to protect information of a proprietary nature exchanged hereunder, as defined in 6 5.2, and to the provisions of Article 6. ~
5.2 For the purpose of this Arrangement:
Exchange and Use of Information a. The term "infomation," as used in Article III, means nuclear energy- related regulatory, safety, scientific, or technical data, results or methods of research and development, and any other knowledge intended to be provided or exchanged under this Arrangement.
b. The tem " proprietary infomation" means information which contains trade secrets or comercial or financial information which is privileged or confidential.
c. The tem "other confidential or privileged infomation" means
d. In general, information received by each party to this Arrangement may be dissemin.ated freely without further permission of the other party.
e. Proprietary and other confidential or privileged information received under this Arrangement may be freely disseminated by the receiving - - party without prior consent to persons within or employed by the receiving party, and to concerned Government departments and Government agencies in the country of the receiving party.
f. In addition, proprietary and other confidential or privileged information may be disseminated without prior consent to organiza- tions permitted or licensed by the receiving party to construct or operate nuclear production or utilization facilities, or to use nuclear materials and radiation sources, provided that such proprietary or other confidential or privileged information is used only within the terms of the permit or license and provided that any , such additional dissemination of proprietary or other confidential or privileged information shall be on an as-needed, case-by-case basis, and shall be pursuant to an agreement of confidentiality. ,
g. With the prior written consent of the party furnishing proprietary , or other confidential or privileged information under this Arrange- ment, the receiving party may disseminate such proprietary or other confidential or privileged information to consultants for use only * within the terms of their consulting agreements and to contractors - - - -- forwse only within the terms of their contracts, it is the intent , . of the parties that every effort be made to allow dissemination of inforeation urgently needed in understanding and resolving reactor . . safety problems, under appropriate non-disclosure agreements, to . , ,. . . . 8 -- ' 1 , persons who need such information in their work. Both parties will cooperate in assuring that such limited disclosure is permitted on a timely basis. i
h. A party receiving under this Arran.gement proprietary or other confidentia...
Exchange and Use of Information. The transfer of information developed under this AGREEMENT xxxxx.xx made in ; accordance with the provisions set forth in Article V of the ARRANGEMENT signed . September 20, 1984 and in Attachment A of this AGREEMENT. ; by the JRC to Establishments in the Member States of the European Community 1 (EURATCM Establishments). However, dissemination of the code and users manual to EUFATOM Establishments will require the concurrence of the principal- partners in the program (NRC, KfK, PNC). I % ' _-_ -- ~ * . . . . = .
Exchange and Use of Information. Information received by each Party to this Arrangement may be disseminated freely without further permission of the other Party unless otherwise indicated by the transmitting Party.
Exchange and Use of Information. 3.1. Information received by a Party under this Memorandum of Understanding may be disseminated freely without further permission of the other Party unless otherwise indicated by the transmitting Party.
3.2. Each Party must clearly identify and indicate to the other Party any information that they may provide to the other Party under this Memorandum of Understanding that is confidential or otherwise classified for security purposes, and may impose restrictions on the further use and dissemination by the other Party of the information.
3.3. Each Party will respect any restrictions, including security classifications or confidentiality requirements, imposed on the use of the information by the other Party.
3.4. The Parties will ensure that the information received, or the result of the activities carried out by them under this Memorandum of Understanding, are used exclusively for peaceful purposes. Each Party that makes use of any information provided to it under this Memorandum of Understanding will assume all risks incurred by its use of the information and will hold the other Party harmless from any damage or injury that arises from such use.
3.5. Nothing in this Article shall oblige the Parties to provide to the other Party under this Memorandum of Understanding any information that is considered confidential or otherwise classified for security purposes in accordance with their respective laws and regulations.
Exchange and Use of Information. The parties agree that the provisions on exchange and use of information- set forth in Article 5 of the above-referenced NRC-CEA LWR arrangement shall ' apply for this agreement. . 4 '
Exchange and Use of Information. 7.1 The parties will exchange information which is conducive to the objectives of this MoU and which may assist the other party in discharging its Functions. For this purpose the parties may conduct ad hoc meetings to discuss matters of mutual interest relating to the performance of their respective Functions.
7.2 Each party will provide the other party with information subject to and only in accordance with applicable laws (particularly the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, Cap. 486). Each party will treat any non-public information provided by the other party as confidential and only use it in accordance with applicable laws and this MoU. Except as otherwise required or permitted by law, a party that receives information under this MoU will not disclose it to a third party without the prior written consent of the party providing the information.
7.3 Each party will establish and maintain such safeguards as are necessary and appropriate to protect the confidentiality of such information.
