Responding to Sample Clauses

Responding to a solicitation is an offer to contract with the State based upon the terms, conditions, and specifications contained in the solicitation. Submitted responses do not become contracts unless and until they are accepted, and an award is made by TWC Procurement and HUB-Services and a PO or a fully executed contract is issued to the Vendor.

Responding to. Data Subject Access Requests when and where required in relation to personal data being processed as part of the regulatory function

Responding to communications from shareholders or their representatives or agents concerning any matters pertaining to shares 5 registered in their names, including, but not limited to, (i) net asset value and average cost basis information; (ii) shareholder services, plans, options, and privileges; and (ii) with respect to the series of the Trust represented by such shares, information concerning investment policies, portfolio holdings, performance, and shareholder distributions and the classification thereof for tax purposes.

Responding to the Contractor’s requests for information that are not prepared in accordance with the Contract Documents or where such information is available to the Contractor from a careful study and comparison of the Contract Documents, field conditions, other Owner-provided information, Contractor-prepared coordination drawings, or prior Project correspondence or documentation;

Responding to. Data Subject and third-party requests 4.5.1. In the event that PROVIDER receives a request, complaint, enquiry, or communication from a Data Subject, supervisory authority, or third party (hereinafter: “notifications”) which relates to the processing of Personal Data or to the COMPANY’s compliance with the Applicable Data Protection Law or this DPA, PROVIDER will, to the extent legally permitted, immediately (and where known by PROVIDER at the time of such notification, no later than within five (5) working days), notify to the COMPANY any such notification received by PROVIDER. Unless obliged to do so by mandatory laws, PROVIDER shall not respond to any such notification without the COMPANY’s prior written consent, except to confirm that such a request relates to the COMPANY. PROVIDER will assist the COMPANY by appropriate technical and organisational measures, insofar as this is possible, for the fulfilment of the COMPANY's obligations laid down in the Applicable Data Protection Law to respond to such notifications from Data Subjects.

Responding to the request

Responding to a call when the arrival time is not critical to resolution of the incident. The above lists are not all encompassing. Each incident shall be reviewed on a case by case basis and the Human Resources Director or designee shall determine if the incident is considered an “Active On- Duty Action.”

Responding to. “phishing” emails places you and your personal information at risk. The School cannot in any way, be responsible for any consequences resulting from your response to any phishing or spoof email or links designed for this purpose.

Responding to a direct question from an employee of Xxxxxx. Examples of implied consent: Action you have taken: If you use our services after we have notified you of a change. 1. If we use an outside service provider. At times your personal information may be provided to a broker or other outside service provider. If so, our policy is to release information only to the extent that we have to. 2. If we are required by law. We may be compelled to release information by a court of law or other legal or regulatory authority. If so, our policy is to release information only to the extent that we have to. 3. In the event of fraud or criminal activity. 4. In order to protect the interests of Xxxxxx in litigation. You may always decline or revoke your consent to our use of your personal information to provide you with our newsletter, to communicate with you about investment economic trends and financial products, and/or to notify you of events hosted or recommended by Xxxxxx. This may be done by communicating those preferences in a meeting with us or by contacting our Chief Privacy Officer at the address set out in the section entitled “Contacting our Chief Privacy Officer”. We limit access to your personal information and ensure that it is securely stored. Depending on the nature of the information, it may be stored in the offices of Xxxxxx or in secure computer systems. Access to your personal information is only given to those who require it to provide services. Employees who have access to your information are made aware of how to keep it confidential. Each employee must sign an agreement stating that maintaining confidentiality is a condition of employment with Xxxxxx. When you open an account with a custodian in connection with your Xxxxxx account, your privacy rights are addressed by that custodian. Other outside service providers retained by Xxxxxx are required to sign contracts to maintain confidentiality and security of your personal information and not to use it for any unauthorized purpose. In addition to the physical and electronic security devices we use to protect your information, we have security standards to protect our computer systems and your information from unauthorized use or access. This protects your information at all times, when it is stored in data files or handled by our employees. Our systems also protect your information when it is electronically transmitted. We regularly audit our information security procedures and continually assess that they ...

Responding to comments, questions, and direct messages: The more things that are posted, the more the people following the page will be leaving comments, (some that warrant responses) and messaging the page with questions or concerns. It’s important that whoever is in charge of Page Management is able to answer and respond to these messages and comments efficiently.