Quality of Information. 11.1. The Parties will take steps to ensure the quality of the Relevant Information and to comply with the principles set out in Article 5 UK GDPR.
Quality of Information. 11.1. The Parties will take steps to ensure the quality of the Relevant Information and to comply with the fourth Data Protection Principle.
Quality of Information. Each of Seller and Acquirer agrees that none of the information supplied or to be supplied by it for inclusion or incorporation by reference in:
Quality of Information. (i) All books, records, Contracts, receipts, Permits and other documents that the Seller and/or Founder, either directly or through its Representatives and Target Group Members, provides to the Buyer in connection with the transaction contemplated hereunder, including, without limitation, to facilitate the Buyer's legal, financial, commercial, Tax, technical, human resources or environmental due diligence on the Company (collectively, the "Due Diligence Documents") are either originals or true and complete copies of the originals of such books, records, Contracts, receipts, permits or documents.
Quality of Information. In order to provide, fault location and repair, and maintain electricity supplies to street lighting columns or other street furniture the IDNO require certain information from the LA. The form of this information will be as detailed below:-
Quality of Information. Trustwave Undertakings Trustwave, recognizing its trusted position, shall use best efforts to ensure the Relying Party that information contained in its certificates is accurate and correct. Trustwave shall take all reasonable steps to ensure the Relying Party that information contained in its records and directories is adequate, i.e. by updating them timely.
Quality of Information. The Buyer acknowledges to and agrees with the Seller that the discussions about the purchase of the Business and Assets and the provision of information relating to the Business were made by the Seller and accepted by the Buyer and each related body corporate of the Buyer, and this document is entered into, on the basis and condition that, except for the Seller and then only to the extent of the Warranties:
Quality of Information. All claims made by an Introducer about itself, the University or students shall be capable of being substantiated. This applies equally to information provided about potential students to Irish visa authorities. What does this mean? If an introducer makes a claim then this must be substantiated by documentary evidence In making decisions introducers must ensure that they are in possession of all the facts and documentation, and should always defer a decision if in doubt What does this mean? The introducer will never knowingly communicate verbally or in written form any inaccurate or false information about either University or a student The introducer will ensure that all supporting documentation relating to an application is accurate and truthful before transmission of the information to either the University or an Irish government agency The introducer will always defer to the University when there is a lack of clarity or confusion about information The introducer will always provide full information about the University to ensure that students making applications are making a fully informed decision that meets their needs first What does this mean? The introducer complies with all legal, financial and taxation regulations in force in their country/region of operation The introducer does not misrepresent either the student or the University in their dealings with the Irish Naturalisation & Immigration Service or any Irish government agency Introducers must comply with other regulations imposed on the University by Irish or European law Informed Decision: Information provided to potential students or their sponsors shall be sufficient and accurate to enable them to make an informed decision about the suitability of the University, a programme and the Dublin as a destination of choice for study. What does this mean? When a student chooses to study in the University, then it must be for the right reason, and the programme of study must meet their desired learning outcomes or stream them to their chosen career A student should never be directed to a programme of study to enhance the financial gain of an agent or the University When providing information to a student or their sponsor, it is vital that ALL information about possible alternatives is made available to ensure students are choosing the right destination, institution and programme Equality of Treatment: Introducers will promote the University equally and fairly and without r...
Quality of Information. 5.2 The Licensor will use its reasonable commercial endeavours to ensure that:
Quality of Information. All information contained in the recitals and in schedules 1 and 2 and the following disclosures contained in the Disclosure Letter: the first paragraph of the disclosure against Warranty M.1 and the disclosure against Warranty M.16 is true, complete and accurate and not misleading in any respect. Schedule 4
