Revocation of Permission. Covered Entity will provide Business Associate with any changes in or revocation of permission by an Individual to use or disclose PHI to the extent such changes may affect Business Associate’s permitted or required uses and disclosures.
Revocation of Permission. The Library reserves the right to revoke permission to use the meeting room. Inclusion of false information on the application form and/or failure to comply with meeting room regulations will result in automatic and immediate revocation of permission.
Revocation of Permission. The Host reserves the right to revoke pet permission if these terms and conditions are violated.
Revocation of Permission. The Pledgee is entitled to revoke the permission set forth in Clause 3.3 (Permission to collect) upon the occurrence of an Event of Default which is continuing, by giving notice of such revocation to the Pledgor and the relevant Account Bank or Intercompany Debtor, and this permission shall cease automatically upon the occurrence of an Enforcement Event. As of that moment, only the Pledgee, with the exclusion of the Pledgor, shall be entitled to collect and receive payments of the Bank Account Receivables and the Intercompany Receivables.
Revocation of Permission. CCPS reserves the right to revoke permission to use the device at any time if the student does not fully comply with the CCPS policies and the guidelines throughout this handbook. Modification to Program: CCPS may modify these procedures or terms of use at any time. Proper Use and Device Care Students are responsible for the devices they have been issued. Devices that are broken or not working properly and in need of repair or replacement must be reported within 24 hours. Students should report the issue to their assigned teacher for the period in which the damage occurred. School staff will submit a Technical Services Request for any issues. Employees will determine whether to repair the device on-site or issue a loaner. All associated repair/replacement fees will be assessed by school and district employees. If the student is responsible for intentional damage, the parent/guardian and student will be addressed by the principal or his/her designee to determine fees and disciplinary action. Proper Care Guidelines: ● Close the lid before moving the device. ● Never close objects between the lid and the keyboard. ● Never attempt to repair or reconfigure settings. ● Stickers, marks, labels, or other personalization is not allowed (personalization on an external cover is acceptable as long as the personalization is removed prior to turning in the device). ● Devices may have labels/tags (e.g., bar-coded serial number, medal asset tags, etc.). Under no circumstances should labels be removed or modified. If labels or barcodes are removed, students should notify their teacher immediately. ● Do not open or tamper with the internal components. ● Do not remove any screws - doing so will render the warranty void. ● Take care when inserting cords, cables, and other removable storage devices to avoid damaging ports. ● Do not leave in direct sunlight or ultraviolet lighting for extended periods of time. ● Do not leave inside a cold or hot vehicle for long periods of time.
Revocation of Permission. Business Associate will provide Prime Subcontractor with any known changes in or revocation of permission by an Individual to use or disclose PHI to the extent such changes may affect Prime Subcontractor’s permitted or required uses and disclosures. Restrictions on Disclosure. Business Associate will notify Prime Subcontractor of any material restriction to the use or disclosure of PHI to which Covered Entity has agreed to in accordance with 45 C.F.R. § 164.522, to the extent such restrictions may affect Prime Subcontractor’s use and disclosure of PHI.
