General Rules and Restrictions. A. You may not purchase Dell products for resale.
General Rules and Restrictions. A. You may not purchase Dell products for resale.
B. All purchases made by you and your End Customers are subject to Dell’s then-current Terms and Conditions of Sale.
C. You are fully responsible for all recommendations that you provide, and services that you perform, for your End Customers.
D. Program benefits may be changed or canceled at any time by Dell, including the Rewards percentages and Rewards Cap.
E. Dell reserves the right to modify or discontinue the Program at any time and for any reason. In the event of termination of the Program by Dell for its convenience, you will receive any Rewards earned as of the date of termination.
F. At all times during your participation in the Program, you will:
i. Conduct business in a manner which reflects favorably on the products, services, goodwill and reputation of Dell.
ii. Conduct business in an ethical manner and avoid any business practices that may be perceived as deceptive, misleading or otherwise improper.
iii. Not misrepresent yourself in any way, such as representing yourself as a Dell employee.
iv. Not make any false or misleading statements regarding Dell or Dell’s products or services.
v. Comply with your obligations under Dell’s Partner Code of Conduct, which is currently located here (the “Code of Conduct”).
vi. Comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations with respect to products, services, or solutions you provide or refer to End Customers.
G. You agree that you will not share (with your End Customers or other third parties), publish, submit, or post any blog, social media post, tweet, text, photograph, video, music, audio/sound recording, artwork, or other content, material, or information (collectively, the “Material”) containing any information about Dell, Dell employees, Dell products, Dell partners, Dell suppliers or other Members that:
i. Violates or infringes any rights of any other party, including but not limited to copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or any other intellectual property rights.
ii. Is disparaging, inappropriate, indecent, obscene, hateful, tortious, defamatory, slanderous, or libelous.
iii. Is unlawful, in violation of or contrary to the laws or regulations of any jurisdiction where the Material is created.
iv. You know or reasonably should know to be false, inaccurate, or misleading.
v. Includes any claims that would require substantiation, other than as provided and approved by Dell.
vi. Is, or may reasonably be considered to be, hate speech, or pr...
General Rules and Restrictions. 1. The group leader must sign in and out at the PWS office.
General Rules and Restrictions. Battalion Chiefs working 56-hour shift schedules may agree in limited circumstances and when approved by the Fire Chief or designee to trade a regularly scheduled shift consistent with the rules set forth in this section. The hours worked under a shift trade shall be excluded in the calculation of the hours for which the substituting employee would otherwise be entitled to overtime compensation. When one Battalion Chief substitutes for / trades with another Battalion Chief, each employee will be credited as if the employee had worked the employee’s normal work schedule for that shift. Shift trades shall not result in an employee working in excess of ninety-six (96) consecutive hours except the Fire Chief or designee may waive this restriction in the case of an emergency. Requests for exchanges of on-duty time shall be submitted by e-mail and text, and every effort shall be made to submit the request before 1900 hours of the night before the employee's shift begins, except the Fire Chief or designee may waive this notice requirement for unusual or unforeseen circumstances. The Fire Chief or designee may confirm approval of the request by text. Failure to receive approval of the request shall be understood to mean the trade is not approved. When an exchange request has been appropriately approved, the responsibility of reporting for work on a day that was exchanged belongs to the employee who agreed to work on that day.
General Rules and Restrictions. If Occupant desires the Container be located at Occupant’s Remote Location (“Remote Location”), Occupant should be present at Occupant’s Remote Location or reachable by telephone at the time of delivery to specify the “placement area” for the Container. Alternatively, Occupant has given placement via the Company’s website on setting up the remote location. If Occupant is unable to be present at the time of delivery, Occupant must designate a placement area at Occupant’s Remote Location(s) for placement of the Container by describing the placement area to Operator’s representative, marking said area with cones, flags or paint, or providing written instructions to operator. Operator will normally attempt to place the Container on a paved surface or driveway at the location subject to Occupant’s discretion. Occupant understands that the designated Container placement area must have adequate height, depth, width and maneuvering space for proper delivery and that the Container is designed not to tip but may tip up to 10°. Occupant acknowledges that it may be necessary for Operator to move the vehicle transporting the Container and the Container onto a lawn or other unpaved area in order to place the Container in the placement area designated by Occupant and Operator shall not be liable for damage incurred from placement. Xxxxxxxx agrees not to move the Container without Operator’s written consent, and agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold Operator harmless from and against any and all claims, liabilities, losses, damages, injuries, deaths, costs and expenses (including without limitation reasonable attorney’s fees and expenses) arising out of or in connection with the placement of the Container. Occupant acknowledges that Operator may refuse to place the Container at Occupant’s designated placement area for any reason in Operator’s sole discretion and that Operator may levy a surcharge for what Operator, in its sole discretion, determines to be a difficult, unsafe, or hazardous placement of the Container, which surcharge must be paid to Operator before Operator delivers the Container to Occupant, if Operator so demands. Occupant also agrees to pay any additional fees to cover labor and equipment costs for relocating the Container in these instances. The definition of a non-paved surface is an area which lacks enough square footage of concrete or asphalt to fully support the entire underside of each Container or if Operator has to cross over such non-paved area ...
General Rules and Restrictions. Lessee, its members and their guests, shall comply with the following hunting rules and restrictions within the Premises.
General Rules and Restrictions. The grounds are maintained seasonally by volunteers of Preservation Delaware Inc. If there is cause for concern, please allow 1 months’ notice. • A Walk-through between the client and Jamestown Catering Co. is required no more than 1 month prior to event and no less than 2 weeks prior to event. • Each area of the gardens is smoke-free. • No glitter, confetti, or party favors of any kind. • Animals (except working dogs) are not permitted on premises. • Sound volume must not be offensive to neighbors. • Children must always be properly supervised. • No plants or statures may be moved or altered. • Guests must refrain from walking or placing any objects in garden beds. • Preservation Delaware Inc. is not responsible for any belongings left behind by the client, client’s guests, agents, employees, or contractors (including vendors). • Clients shall not advertise or make any claim that Preservation Delaware Inc. sponsored the event in any way.
General Rules and Restrictions a. Property owners are responsible for clearly marking the driveway and any obstructions such as drain lines, xxxxx any equipment, outdoor decorations as well as driveway edges with posts being at least 5 foot tall and visible in the snow. Every attempt should be made to remove all obstacles which may hinder services being provided. This includes large rocks. (Driveway markers can be purchased from the Beaver Dam Village, SSD or its representative for a fee of $5.00 each. These charges will appear on your first statement). It is mandatory that you call and schedule an appointment to review the area to be plowed and the driveway limits. Please call Xxxx at 000-000-0000 or E-Mail: xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx to make the appointment.
