Shooting Sample Clauses

Shooting. All of these activities are PROHIBITED: target shooting, explosive targets, paintball and airsoft guns.
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Shooting.  Work will be suspended on certain days that have yet to be decided. This is to accommodate the shooting interests of the Holker Estate. The Natural England Senior Reserves Manager will advise as soon as possible on these.
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Shooting. The Licensee undertakes not to kill, shoot or disturb any game or wildlife.
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Shooting. Select a correct APP and press the proper button on the shutter for IOS and Android phones to taking the photos.
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Shooting. In the case of animation projects, production activities are carried out, rather than filming activities. A person designated by PROIMÁGENES may also be present in these activities.
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Shooting. (1) Party A and Party B agree that unless otherwise agreed in this agreement, Party B shall be solely responsible for the management of the project, such as obtaining approval and licenses and related matters in shooting, production, post-production, distribution, etc. Related costs shall be included in production costs. (2) Both parties agree that Party A has the right to make relevant suggestions about the Drama (including but not limited to budgeting, selection of director and main actors, distribution and promotion, etc.). After Party A proposes relevant suggestions, both parties shall negotiate and confirm in written format. Party B shall implement the suggestions after both parties confirm in writing. (3) Party B is obligated to complete the production of the drama with the production costs agreed in this agreement. Party B is responsible for the specific implementation of the budget once both parties confirmed. Party A has the right to entrust a person as a financial personnel to participate in supervision of the proprietary account. Both parties agree that all fees and costs related to the Drama shall be approved by the final reviewer. Both parties agree that the aforementioned final reviewer is Chief Producer. (4) Party B is fully responsible for the production and management of the Drama. Party B shall be responsible for the production and artistic quality of the Drama. (5) Party B shall be responsible for signing employment contracts with all staff members (including but not limited to producers, directors, and actors, etc.). The remuneration of the producers, directors, and main actors shall be included in production costs. Party A shall not assume any responsibility for the resulting labor contract dispute. (6) Party B shall promptly inform Party A about shooting, production and distribution of the Drama. Party A has the right to ask Party B for relevant information concerning the Drama. (7) Both parties shall complete shooting budget 30 days before the shooting takes place. Party B shall report to Party A about the shooting and use of the funds in written format every two weeks (subject to postponement in case of statutory holidays) to ensure completion of the shooting (8) Party B shall not perform irrelevant business activities in the name of the filming team during shooting. Party A shall not bear the related costs and responsibilities. If Party A incurs any loss, Party B shall be liable for compensation. (9) Party B shall take necessary an...
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Shooting. Licensor PROHIBITES the following activities: target shooting, explosive targets, paintball and airsoft guns in the Permit Area.
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Shooting. Team Captain Trainer/Coach Pistol Men Trainer/Coach Pistol Women Trainer/Coach Rifle Men Trainer/Coach Rifle Women Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Team Captain Trainer/Coach Trainer/Coach Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Team Captain Trainer/Coach Trainer/Coach Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Team Captain Trainer/Coach Trainer/Coach Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Team Captain Trainer/Coach Trainer/Coach Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Men M Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F Athlete Women F In strict compliance with applicable CISM Regulation, I, the undersigned Chief of Delegation, hereby officially confirm that all athletes’ data is correct. I understand that any incorrect information may cause difficulty in obtaining visa to visit the Russian Federation. Note:
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