PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 The Partner will promote STAA by using any legal ways in order to find Leads and Job Seekers.
5.2 The Partner will not conclude other similar agreements and will not accept to represent other producers of similar products in order to promote them.
5.3 The partner will not spread information about TJP or its activity which can create confusion or a disadvantage for TJP in the favor of another natural or legal entity.
5.4 The Partner will not make copies of the original products for whatever purpose without the prior written approval of TJP.
5.5 The Partner will inform TJP any time when it will appear the opportunity for conclusion of agreements which involve the products and services which are subject of this Agreement.
5.6 The Partner has no right to cash any amount for and in the name of TJP.
5.7 At the termination of this Agreement the Partner will return to TJP all data, materials, documentation and products which are in its possession and are related to this Agreement and will stop to use the trademark or the name of the products and services which are subject of this Agreement.
5.8 The Partner is directly liable in front of the Leads, Job Seekers, other third persons and TJP for the actions which exceed the limits of this mandate or for which it was not instructed or empowered according to this Agreement or for presentations which are not in accordance with data, information or materials sent by TJP.
5.9 The Partner will provide TJP in a timely manner with all information required by TJP to be able to successfully localize and customize the STAA and NTB applications to the local technical, sales & marketing needs of the market in which the Partner is operating. This information consists, amongst others and not restricted to, the following information: the domain names of all the career and job portals, the domain names of all major employers advertising their vacancies, an overview of all cities and villages with their zip codes, all the vacancy titles the Partner is working on with their synonyms and with their non-compatible synonyms, the users of the Partner, domain names of all relevant staffing agencies, continuous input of wrong CV and Vacancy matches, continuous input for improvements of the STAA and NTB functionalities, language input for adapting STAA and NTB to the Partner’s local language, the provision of all the relevant legal requirements such as, but not restricted to, privacy legislation, tax legislation, commercial legislation.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. During the course of this Agreement, the Partner shall:
4.1 submit for WFP’s approval a budget in the agreed format for the full period of this Agreement (see Annexes 2 and 3). The budget included in the Project Proposal annexed to this agreement shall contain fully cost-justified elements for both fixed (time-bound) and variable (tonnage- bound) costs and shall indicate separately: (a) the start-up and close-down costs (where applicable); (b) a standard (5%) management service charge as a contribution towards the Partner’s headquarters overheads;
4.2 in a case where the Partner collaborates in a common or parallel programme of assistance to designated beneficiaries with WFP, cost-sharing shall be defined and mutually agreed. Similarly, if services other than food distribution and monitoring are involved (such as surveys, vulnerability analysis, evaluations, etc.), agreement on responsibility for costs will be established in advance;
4.3 in conjunction with WFP, establish a distribution plan for the agreed planning period, providing estimates of the proposed number of beneficiaries and the means by which distribution shall be effected;
4.4 be responsible for the reception, storage and handling at mutually agreed delivery points, and secondary transport to other delivery and/or distribution locations required by WFP and for distribution to beneficiaries of commodities provided by WFP;
4.5 take all reasonable measures to ensure that commodities provided by WFP reach the intended beneficiaries without unreasonable delay and in the condition in which they are received. This includes arranging to recover commodities from damaged containers and the fumigation of commodities and warehouses if and where necessary (see section 7.2);
4.6 maintain proper accounts of all commodities received from WFP and distributed. The Partner shall maintain separate records and accounts of commodities provided by WFP under this agreement, from those commodities made available to the Partner from any other sources, unless specific written instructions are received from WFP. The Partner shall retain records for possible future inspection and audit purposes by WFP for a period of five years from the termination of this agreement. Financial transactions and financial statements shall be subject to the internal and external auditing procedures laid down in the Financial Regulations, Rules and Directives of WFP;
4.7 provide suitably qualified personnel and adequate means necessary for th...
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 3.1 Partner shall be responsible for specifying fully and clearly its requirements from the Services.
3.2 Partner agrees to provide Company promptly with all text, copy, graphics or other materials including the End-user Terms that Company may reasonably require for use in connection with the Engage ATS Site (“Partner Materials”) and will provide Company with all reasonable assistance and co-operation in connection with the development of the Engage ATS Site.
3.3 Partner will comply with Applicable Laws and warrants that all Partner Materials are accurate and complete and that Partner is entitled to provide the same to Company for Company’s use without recourse to any third party.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 5.1. Prior to any Payments being made by the HLO each Partner shall ensure they have signed and returned a copy of the Agreement to the HLO. For the avoidance of doubt, no Payments shall be made by the HLO until all Partners (including the HLO) have signed the Agreement and the Agreement has been dated.
5.2. During the Funding Period the Partners shall execute and deliver the Agreed Activity in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and including without limitation
5.2.1. the Funding Agreement (appended to this Agreement at Schedule 1);
5.2.2. the Local Plan for Music Education;
5.2.3. The Commissioning Arrangements (appended to this Agreement at Schedule 2);
5.2.4. The Asset Purchase and Management Agreement (APMA); and
5.2.5. The Data Protection Schedule (appended to this Agreement at Schedule 3).
5.3. The Partners shall carry out such duties, acts and obligations as are necessary for the proper delivery of the Agreed Activity during the Funding Period.
5.4. The Partners shall not do or omit to do anything that will cause the HLO or the other Partners to breach the terms of this Agreement or the Funding Agreement during the Funding Period.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 2.1. Without prejudice to the other obligations provided for in the respective Specific Partner Terms and Conditions, the Partner undertakes:
a) Not to engage in any practices that may have a negative effect on the trustworthiness or reputation of VTEX and not to use any type of aggressive or low-quality advertising, such as malware and spyware in any of its business relating to VTEX;
b) Not to make any false, deceiving or depreciative declarations in relation to VTEX;
c) Not to copy the look of VTEX’s sites;
d) Not to use the Platform or Services to: (i) display or transmit pornographic material of any kind; (ii) transmit material that is unlawful, misleading, harassing, libelous, abusive, fraudulent, threatening, harmful, grossly offensive or otherwise objectionable; (iii) transmit material that contains viruses or any other harmful programs or code; (iv) collect, post or distribute personal information about others without their consent; (v) transmit chain letters or any unsolicited e-mail messages; (vi) post or transmit any material that may infringe the copyright, trademark, trade dress or other intellectual property rights or any other personal or property rights of a third party; (vii) store files not related to Client’s web site; (viii) advocate, assist or describe methods to hack or penetrate security measures; or (ix) offer or conduct activities related to gambling sweepstakes, raffles, lotteries, pyramid or similar schemes; (x) create an anonymous gateway; (xi) violate any federal, state or local law or regulation of a governing body; (xii) in the location where the violating content is received;
e) Not to breach the Data Protection Laws, nor, by any act or omission, directly or indirectly, cause VTEX to breach the Data Protection Laws;
f) Not, by any act or omission, directly or indirectly, cause VTEX to breach any obligation (whether contractual or non-contractual) owned by VTEX to its Client;
g) To notify VTEX of any known information that may reasonably lead to a claim, demand or liability for or against VTEX;
h) To make the payments of any fees to VTEX under this Agreement in accordance with the terms indicated in the respective Specific Partner Terms and Conditions, as applicable;
i) To inform VTEX as expeditiously as possible of any changes in Partner’s business registration and contact information including but not limited to: business name, address, primary contact name and contact details, etc. Unless informed of such changes, VTEX wil...
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. The Affiliate or Introducing Broker shall act in good faith and refrain from making any false or misleading representations or statements regarding PrimeXBT or the services provided by PrimeXBT and/or any Group Entity and/or Partner and/or affiliated Entity that the Affiliate or Introducing Broker knows or should reasonably know might harm or tarnish their reputation or business.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 Partner is responsible for the lawfulness of the Processing of the Partner Personal Data, including, to the extent required under applicable Data Protection Laws, by ensuring Data Subjects have received adequate notice of, exercised adequate consent with regard to or otherwise adequately authorized the Processing of their Personal Information. Partner is also responsible for complying with Data Subject requests. Partner will not use the Services in a manner that would violate the rights of any Data Subject or otherwise violate applicable Data Protection Laws.
5.2 In the case claims based on Art. 82 GDPR are raised against Acoustic, Partner shall reasonably support Acoustic with its defence to the extent such claims arise in connection with the Processing of Partner Personal Data by Acoustic.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. Unless otherwise agreed in the Agreement, Partner shall (i) ensure that the Products are promoted, installed, commissioned, and resold in accordance with the Documentation; (ii) refrain from making any promises or guarantees about the Products or Services beyond those contained in the Documentation and in this Agreement, or to resell the Products Services, and (iii) refrain from assuming or creating any obligations on behalf of EVBox, including giving any condition or warranty on behalf of EVBox or transfer any of its rights it obtains under this Agreement.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS a. Partner shall provide access to EC-Council Academia Programs or EC|A Program only to Partner's current full time or part time academic Users/Users and hereby agrees not to sell the solution to any other party whatsoever including but not limited to its alumni members, clients, staff or partners.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. Increase the number of students with access to standards-based academic curricula integrated with career-relevant sequenced curricula aligned with high-skill, high wage, high growth jobs in our region. Increase the connectivity between employers and the classroom through a developmentally appropriate sequence of work based learning activities that increase in depth and complexity throughout the student’s academic career. Build intentional and collaborative support and transitions for students to help them move in a direct path from secondary to post-secondary enrollment. PARTNER shall deliver outcomes as specified in this AGREEMENT and in Exhibit A—Work Plan and Outcomes (collectively, “WORK”). ● To enter into a legally binding MOU with the Xxxxxxx Community College District , which will include the provisions outlined in the Letter of Commitment and appropriate standard conditions and deliverables, ● That the provision of funding to PARTNERS is contingent upon meeting stated implementation, reporting, and evaluation requirements to be clearly stated in this Agreement developed between my district and the CPT lead agency, ● To provide representation to all consortium governance committees to which Partner is assigned including the Executive Committee, Consortium Workgroup, and other groups and task forces as agreed to by the consortium or required to remain in compliance with the grant requirements established by the California Department of Education. ● Provide faculty or school leaders, who have demonstrated expertise and a track record of success in developing career pathways and driving student success, to collaborate with their colleagues in the CPT consortium school districts, colleges and industry partners in order to strengthen career pathway programs.
