Common use of Publicity and reputation Clause in Contracts

Publicity and reputation. The Contractor must not: (a) make any public announcement or issue any media release relating to the Contract or the performance of the Services or exploit the fact that it has entered into the Contract, without the prior written approval of the Principal, which may be withheld at the Principal’s discretion or given subject to any conditions; and (b) commit any act or omission that damages or adversely affects, or has the potential to damage or adversely affect, the Principal’s reputation, trademark or brand.

Publicity and reputation. The Contractor must not: (a) make any public announcement or issue any media release relating to the Contract or the performance of the Services or exploit the fact that it has entered into the Contract, without the prior written approval of the Principal, which may be withheld at the Principal’s reasonable discretion or given subject to any conditions; and (b) commit any act or omission that damages or adversely affects, or has the potential to damage or adversely affect, the Principal’s reputation, trademark trade mark or brand.

Publicity and reputation. The Contractor must not: (a) make any public announcement or issue any media release relating to the Contract or the performance of the Services or exploit the fact that it has entered into the Contract, without the prior written approval of the Principal, which may be withheld at the Principal’s discretion or given subject to any conditions; and (b) commit any act or omission that damages or adversely affects, or has the potential to damage or adversely affect, the Principal’s reputation, trademark trade mark or brand.

Publicity and reputation. The Contractor must not: (a) make any public announcement or issue any media release (including on social media) relating to the Contract or the performance provision of the Services Temporary Personnel or exploit the fact that it has entered into the Contract, without the prior written approval of the Principal, which may be withheld at the Principal’s discretion or given subject to any conditions; and (b) commit any act or omission that damages or adversely affects, or has the potential to damage or adversely affect, the Principal’s reputation, trademark trade mark or brand.