Inappropriate Material Clause Samples
The Inappropriate Material clause defines restrictions on the use, display, or distribution of content that is deemed offensive, illegal, or otherwise unsuitable within the context of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes inappropriate material, such as hate speech, explicit content, or materials that violate laws or community standards, and may specify the actions to be taken if such material is encountered, like removal or reporting. Its core function is to protect parties from liability and maintain a safe, respectful environment by clearly prohibiting objectionable content.
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Inappropriate Material. You are prohibited from transmitting any unlawful, infringing, threatening, defamatory, libelous, obscene, pornographic or profane material, any material that infringes or misappropriates third party intellectual property, or any “spam” materials via the Online Services. In addition to any other legal remedies that Veo may have, Veo may suspend or terminate Your Account, including Your access to the Services, in the event Veo, in its sole discretion, determines or believes You to be in violation of this provision. Veo will fully cooperate with any law enforcement authorities or court order or subpoena requesting or directing us to disclose the identity of anyone transferring or submitting such materials.
Inappropriate Material. Interactive Internet gaming will not be accessed through the Board Internet Service.
Inappropriate Material. The Network shall at no time be used for the solicitation, transmission, viewing, or storage of any content that is obscene, lewd, or indecent, including any pornography or other sexually explicit or suggestive content (together referred to as Inappropriate Material).
Inappropriate Material. All users are aware of the procedures for reporting accidental access to inappropriate materials. The breach must be immediately reported to the ICT manager. Deliberate access to inappropriate materials by any user will lead to the incident being logged by the Principal, depending on the seriousness of the offence; investigation will be held and could result in immediate suspension, possibly leading to dismissal and involvement of local authorities for very serious offences. Users are made aware of sanctions relating to the misuse or misconduct on the acceptable use agreement.
Inappropriate Material. Students who inadvertently encounter material that is inappropriate should bring the material to the attention of their teacher who will take appropriate action. Employees or Parents/Carers should bring the material to the attention of a Leadership Team member.
Inappropriate Material. Interactive Internet gaming will not be accessed through the Board Internet Service unless it is a board approved education application. • Upon access to or receipt of material that is educationally inappropriate and contrary to the Board’s Mission Statement, the user shall immediately turn off the monitor and report the incident to the classroom teacher, staff and or immediate supervisor. • Social media and any type of social media platform is not to be accessed at school.
Inappropriate Material. Users must not access, create, download, print, store, forward or send inappropriate content. Examples of which include, but are not limited to: • Information or images containing indecent material (this includes pornographic or other sexually explicit material), or other material, which explicitly or implicitly refers to sexual conduct or preference. • Information or images containing profane of abusive language. This includes anything that refers to or supports discrimination of any kind. • Unwelcome propositions. • Any defamatory, illegal, offensive, annoying or harassing material. • Information intended to incite criminal activities or instructs others how to commit such acts. Please refer to Appendix 1 Student Guide: Netiquette Users must not make sure of SIBT resources to forward chain letters or spam mail, alter messages so they appear to have been sent by someone else, or delete/edit the automatic signature that appears on the bottom of SIBT emails. At any stage if a user has a concern with the contents of a message received or the identity of the publisher of the electronic information, action should be taken to verify their identity by other means. If a user believes an electronic communication has been intercepted or modified, your manager should be informed.
Inappropriate Material. Abuses or violations of any provisions of this article shall subject the involved employee(s) to disciplinary action. Repeated abuses or violations of any provision(s) of this article shall subject the Union to revocation of bulletin board posting privileges by the Employer. The Employer agrees to discuss and attempt to resolve any repeated abuses or violations with the Union in a Labor/Management Committee meeting prior to revoking such privileges.
Inappropriate Material. The Co-branding Partner will use its best endeavours to ensure that no inappropriate language or material (including but not limited to pornography, anything infringing copyright or other intellectual property rights, anything defamatory or discriminatory, foul language, hate propaganda, anything to do with gambling and anything fraudulent or illegal) appearing on the Powered by Outblaze Site and will indemnify Outblaze against all consequences of any such appearance.
Inappropriate Material. Promoter reserves the right to require Exhibitor to remove materi- als from public display if they are not deemed appropriate by Promoter. Any materials deter- mined to be inappropriate for the community (as determined by Promoter) may not be sold at Anime Boston 2016 under any circumstance. Examples of inappropriate materials include, but are not limited to material promoting hate speech or hate groups. A repeated violation of this policy may result in Exhibitor’s expulsion from Anime Boston 2016 with no refund of the Exhibit Space Rental Fee.