GENERAL CONTENT Clause Samples

The 'GENERAL CONTENT' clause serves to outline the basic terms, scope, and subject matter covered by the agreement. It typically specifies what types of content are included, such as documents, data, or materials, and may set out general rules for their use, distribution, or ownership. By establishing these foundational parameters, the clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of what is governed by the contract, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over what is included or excluded.
GENERAL CONTENT. All communications between a coach or other adult and an athlete must be professional in nature and for the purpose of communicating information about team activities and it is recommended to include the parents/guardians. The content and intent of all electronic communications must adhere to the USA Volleyball Code of Conduct regarding Athlete Protection. For example, as with any communication with an athlete, electronic communication should not contain or relate to any of the following: - Drugs or alcohol use; - Sexually-oriented conversation; sexually explicit language, sexual activity - The adult’s personal life, social activities, relationship or family issues, or personal problems; and - Inappropriate or sexually explicit pictures. - Note: Any communication concerning an athlete’s personal life, social activities, relationship or family issues or personal problems must be transparent, accessible and professional. Whether one is an athlete, coach, board member or parent, the guiding principle to always use in communication is to ask: “Is this communication something that someone else would find appropriate or acceptable in a face-to-face meeting?” or “Is this something you would be comfortable saying out loud to the intended recipient of your communication in front of the intended recipient’s parents, the coaching staff, the board or other athletes?” With respect to electronic communications, a simple test that can be used in most cases is whether the electronic communication with athletes is Transparent, Accessible and Professional.
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GENERAL CONTENT a. The Parties agree that RUNE negotiates the general technical and commercial conditions for the materials, needed for the deployment of RUNE’s FTTH network. The materials will be formally ordered by the Building Contractors, chosen by RUNE in a separate procedure, and sold to RUNE built-in. b. With the scope to extend the agreed conditions of this Agreement also to the additional third parties, after the selection of the Building Contractors, an annex to this Agreement will be signed between the parties and each Building Contractor. Effective orders will be issued to the Supplier by the Building Contractors.
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GENERAL CONTENT. All communications between a coach or other adult and an athlete must be professional in nature and for the purpose of communicating information about team activities. The content and intent of all electronic communications must adhere to the USA Swimming Code of Conduct regarding Athlete Protection. For example, as with any communication with an athlete, electronic communication should not contain or relate to any of the following: · drugs or alcohol use; · sexually oriented conversation; sexually explicit language; sexual activity · the adult’s personal life, social activities, relationship or family issues, or personal problems; and · inappropriate or sexually explicit pictures · Note: Any communication concerning an athlete's personal life, social activities, relationship or family issues or personal problems must be transparent, accessible and professional. Whether one is an athlete, coach, board member or parent, the guiding principle to always use in communication is to ask: “Is this communication something that someone else would find appropriate or acceptable in a face-to-face meeting?” or “Is this something you would be comfortable saying out loud to the intended recipient of your communication in front of the intended recipient’s parents, the coaching staff, the board, or other athletes?” With respect to electronic communications, a simple test that can be used in most cases is whether the electronic communication with swimmers is Transparent, Accessible and Professional.
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GENERAL CONTENT. The Parties agree that RUNE negotiates the general technical and commercial conditions for the materials, needed for the deployment of RUNE’s FTTH network. The materials will be formally ordered by the Building Contractors, chosen by RUNE in a separate procedure, and sold to RUNE built-in. With the scope to extend the agreed conditions of this Agreement also to the additional third parties, after the selection of the Building Contractors, an annex to this Agreement will be signed between the parties and each Building Contractor. Effective orders will be issued to the Supplier by the Building Contractors. Price: Item price for each cable type within RUNE requirement is fixed for the duration of the project and for the stated quantities. (Prospected time schedule in Appendix 3). Agreed price and estimated quantity list for RUNE (Appendix 1) is an integral part of this Supply Agreement.
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GENERAL CONTENT. In order to guarantee legal certainty for the Contracting Parties as regards the cooperation set out in this Agreement, and taking into account the principles of international law, this chapter lays down the institutional solutions which are analogous to those common to the bilateral agreements concluded or to be concluded in the fields related to the internal market in which Switzerland participates, without changing the scope of this Agreement, notably: (a) the procedure for aligning this Agreement with legal acts of the Union relevant to this Agreement; (b) the uniform interpretation and application of this Agreement and of the legal acts of the Union to which reference is made in Annex I; (c) the surveillance and application of this Agreement; and (d) the settlement of disputes in the context of this Agreement.
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GENERAL CONTENT. Nothing can be established on the facades of the buildings or on the land which could harm the cleanliness, good appearance, or tranquillity and security of the residents. In particular, no work can be performed on the buildings or on the lands that would change their appearance or function, as such have been specified in the building permit. No external radio television antenna will be allowed when the buildings are connected to a cable network or a community antenna. The apartment buildings not connected must be equipped with communal antennas, with a maximum of one antenna per stairwell, as individual antennas are expressly prohibited. Owners or tenants are prohibited from renting for advertising or display or from themselves using for this purpose all or part of the land or structures other than those assigned for commercial use. The company, however, shall grant exceptions for public sign projects or more generally signage to the extent that these would comply with the specifications concerning the signage for the area that is to be created for this purpose.
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  • Customer Content As part of the Services provided under this Agreement, Customer Data will be stored and processed in the data center region specified in the applicable Ordering Document. Axway shall not access Customer Content except in response to support or technical issues where Customer provides Axway with prior Customer’s written authorization required to access such Customer Content. Axway is not responsible for unauthorized access, alteration, theft or destruction of Customer Content arising from Customer’s own or its authorized users’ actions or omissions in contravention of the Documentation. Customer’s ability to recover any lost data resulting from Axway’s misconduct is limited to restoration by Axway from the most recent back-up.

  • User Content You retain your rights in Your Content, subject to the rights granted below and our rights in Our Property (as defined below). You hereby grant and agree to grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, fully-paid, transferable license, with the right to sublicense through multiple tiers, to copy, edit, modify, adapt, publish, transmit, distribute, prepare derivative works, perform, display and to otherwise use in any manner, Your Content in connection with operation and promotion of the Service and any other purposes reasonably related to the Service or our business. To the extent reasonably necessary or appropriate to effect or support the license granted by you above, you hereby waive and agree to waive (or if not waivable, agree not to assert) any rights of privacy or publicity, or any moral rights or other similar rights, with respect to Your Content. You agree that we are not responsible for any use or disclosure of Your Content by other Users or any third party who gains access to it through the Service (which may include unintended activities by third parties, such as by hackers). You represent and warrant that you own all proprietary rights in Your Content or, with respect to any of Your Content you do not own, that you have the full authority and right to create, upload, store and/or transmit Your Content, and to grant the licenses and rights you have granted in this Agreement, and that your creation, uploading, storage and/or transmission of Your Content, and the exercise by us and other Users of the licenses and rights granted by you herein, shall not infringe any third party intellectual property or proprietary rights, nor violate any rights of privacy or publicity. We do not control User Content, and we are not responsible for its content, accuracy or reliability. We are under no obligation to edit or control User Content, although we reserve the right to review, and take certain actions with respect to, User Content in accordance with this Agreement, including the Privacy Policy (as defined below). In the event that we deem, in our sole discretion, any User Content to be inconsistent with the terms of this Agreement, the Privacy Policy, or any other rules or policies we may publish from time to time, we may remove such User Content from the Service, including incomplete posts, duplicate posts, or any other User Content we deem, in our sole discretion, to be misleading or otherwise inappropriate. On termination of your account, or this Agreement, we have no obligation to return any User Content to you, so you should retain copies of all of Your Content. In addition to and without limiting any other rights herein (including in the Privacy Policy), you also grant us the rights to (i) de-identify Your Content (i.e., to remove your name and other identifying characteristics, consistent with applicable laws and regulations), (ii) use or disclose de-identified data for any purpose, and (iii) share de- identified data with third parties.

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  • Your Content Certain of our Services may a low you to upload, post, transmit or make available content and materials to or through them(“Your Content”). You agree that you are responsible for Your Content and we sha l not, except as otherwise set forth herein, be responsible for Your Content. You represent that you own a l Inte lectual Property Rights (as defined below) in Your Content.

  • Client Content Client Content, including all pre-existing Trademarks, shall remain the sole property of Client or its respective suppliers, and Client or its suppliers shall be the sole owner of all rights in connection therewith. Client hereby grants to Designer a nonexclusive, nontransferable license to use, reproduce, modify, display and publish the Client Content solely in connection with Designer’s performance of the Services and limited promotional uses of the Deliverables as authorized in this Agreement.