Common use of Restrictions in Operations of Exhibits Clause in Contracts

Restrictions in Operations of Exhibits. Management reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to restrict any exhibit which may, because of noise, method of operation, materials, or any reason become objectionable, and also to prohibit any exhibits which, in the opinion of Management, may distract from the general character of the Geneva Convention as a whole. This right of restriction extends to persons, patrons, things, conduct, printed matter or anything of a character which Management determines in its discretion to be objectionable.

Restrictions in Operations of Exhibits. Management reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to restrict any exhibit which may, because of noise, method of operation, materials, or any reason become objectionable, and also to prohibit any exhibits which, in the opinion of Management, may distract from the general character of the Geneva Convention as a whole. This right of restriction extends to persons, patrons, things, conduct, printed matter matter, or anything of a character which Management determines in its discretion to be objectionable.

Restrictions in Operations of Exhibits. Management reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to restrict any exhibit which may, because of noise, method of operation, materials, or any reason become objectionable, and also to prohibit any exhibits which, in the opinion of Management, may distract from the general character of the Geneva Convention as a whole. This right of restriction extends to persons, patrons, things, conduct, printed matter or anything of a character which Management determines in its discretion to be objectionable.