Helmet Use Sample Clauses

Helmet Use. Undersigned agrees that Participant shall use a helmet when participating in the following activities: Alpine skiing, cycling, equestrian, ice hockey, outdoor rock climbing, snowboarding, white water kayaking, white water river rafting, and any other activity when directed by Released Parties. Undersigned understands that a helmet is in no way a guarantee of safety and that no helmet can protect the wearer against all foreseeable impacts to the head, and that the activities can expose the Participant to forces that exceed the limits of protection provided by a helmet. Undersigned agrees to assume full responsibility for complying with this paragraph and that Released Parties shall not be liable for any injury or damages resulting from Participant’s failure to use a helmet.
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Helmet Use. Undersigned agrees that Participant shall use a helmet when participating in the following activities: Alpine skiing, cycling, equestrian, ice hockey, outdoor rock climbing, snowboarding, white water kayaking, white water river rafting, and any other activity when directed by Released Parties. Undersigned understands that a
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Helmet Use. Operator shall require and ensure that riders under the age of fifteen (15) wear a protective helmet while operating an SMD in accordance with Loudoun County Ordinance 462.03,
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Helmet Use. The Vendor shall implement a helmet distribution plan. The vendor shall describe the helmet plan within the application, as required in Requirement A1.
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Helmet Use. ATV drivers and passengers must wear helmets at all times – it is mandatory under the Manitoba Off-Roads Vehicle Act. • Golf cart drivers and passengers do not require helmets – however, helmet use the same as for bicycles is highly recommended.
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Helmet Use. Participant is participating in a horseback ride with Rainbow Trout Ranch. Rainbow Trout Ranch recommends the use of helmets for every horseback rider. Participants must provide their own helmets.
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Helmet Use. The Vendor shall implement a helmet distribution and encouragement plan. The vendor shall describe the helmet plan within the application, as required in Requirement A1. The vendor shall report on number of helmets distributed in the year-end report and at other times upon request from the Program Manager. Reports shall be provided to the Program Manager within thirty (30) days of request.
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Helmet Use. Undersigned agrees that Participant shall use a helmet when participating in the following activities: Alpine skiing, cycling, equestrian, ice hockey, outdoor rock climbing, snowboarding, white water kayaking, white water river rafting, and any other activity when directed by Released Parties. Undersigned understands that a helmet is in no way a guarantee of safety and that no helmet can protect the wearer against all foreseeable impacts to the head, and that the activities can expose the Participant to forces that exceed the limits of protection provided by a helmet. Undersigned agrees to assume full responsibility for complying with this paragraph and that Released Parties shall not be liable for any injury or damages resulting from Participant’s failure to use a helmet. MEDIA/PHOTO WAIVER: Undersigned authorizes and gives full consent to Released Parties to copyright and/or publish for public view any and all photographs, digital recordings, videotapes and/or film in which Participant appears. Undersigned agrees that Released Parties may transfer, use, or cause to be used, these digital recordings, photographs, videotapes, or films for any exhibitions, public displays, publications, commercials, art and advertising purposes, television programs, and internet without limitations or reservations.
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