Targeting. (a) In the agreement, the AAA shall list the focal points in the service area covered by the agreement that the AAA designated under Section 306(a) (3)(B) of the Older Americans Act.
(b) In the agreement, the AAA shall require the following:
(i) The provider shall specify how it intends satisfy the need for services by consumers with the greatest economic and social needs with particular attention to consumers who are low-income, who are low-income minorities, who have limited proficiency in the English language, who reside in rural areas, and who are at risk for institutional placement.
(ii) The provider shall meet the AAA's specific objectives for giving services to specific consumer groups.
Targeting. A State educational agency receiving funds under this subsection shall prioritize services or assistance to non-public schools that enroll low-income students and are most impacted by the qualifying emergency.
Targeting. (a) LM will not target competing offers to, or divulge to any competitors of the Bank the names of, those Customers who are Collectors. For purposes hereof but subject to the following proviso, LM will have breached the restrictions on “targeting” in this Section 2.3 if, but only if, during the Term it deliberately sends any information or material promoting, advertising, discussing or explaining an offer of goods or services by any such competitor as part of any mailing specifically aimed at Customers (i) who hold AM BankCards; (ii) addresses for which were compiled using in whole or in part, information obtained from the Bank and relating to its Customers, acquired by LM as a result of the Bank’s participation in the AM Program, or (iii) the selection criteria for which was, in whole or in part, being a Customer who is a Collector, or holding an AM BankCard; provided that in any event, LM shall not be in breach of this Section 2.3 with respect to any offer or any divulging of information which is made in compliance with paragraph (e) of the Database Principles as in effect on July 1, 2001.
(b) LM will not allow Amex Bank of Canada to target specifically Collectors who are Customers of the Bank, but LM may allow Amex Bank of Canada to target groups of Collectors, including Collectors who are Customers of the Bank, as long as the Collectors in the targeted groups include customers of at least four Sponsors, at least two of which are major national or regional Sponsors (so long as the Bank is not one of the major national or regional Sponsors).
(c) LM will not allow the Bank to target specifically Collectors who are Customers of Amex Bank of Canada, but LM will allow the Bank to target groups of Collectors, including Collectors who are Customers of Amex Bank of Canada, as long as the Collectors in the targeted groups include customers of at least four Sponsors, at least two of which are major national or regional Sponsors (so long as Amex Bank of Canada is not one of the major national or regional Sponsors).
(d) In the event of any conflict between the provisions of this Section and the Database Principles, the provisions of this Section shall prevail.
(e) If at any time or from time to time Amex Bank of Canada (for the purpose of this Section 2.3(e), “Amex Bank of Canada” includes any Person that replaces Amex Bank of Canada as an AM issuer pursuant to Schedule 2.2 makes a request to LM and LM is obligated pursuant to an existing agreement between Amex Ban...
Targeting. Sponsors cannot target by age, gender, zip code, job function, or company size. All click-throughs and email inserts are directed to the entire EZVenture database.
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Targeting. Except as specifically provided by this Agreement, NextCard will not target individuals for solicitation based solely on account of their Co-Branded Account holder status. Nothing in this Section 6.4 shall preclude NextCard from marketing products or services to a general population of potential customers, some of whom may be Registered Buyers or Co-Branded Account holders but are not targeted as such. NextCard shall not sell, license, disclose, distribute or transfer to any third party a list consisting of individuals known to NextCard to be Co-Branded Cardholders or any aggregate purchasing or demographic information about individuals known to NextCard to be Co-Branded Cardholders, that identifies the individuals as Co-Branded Cardholders, either expressly or by direct implication. For a period of [*] from the Launch Date, NextCard will not market the products and/or services of any Amazxx.xxx Xxxpetitor to that subset of NextCard's general cardholder base that NextCard determines has purchased such products and/or services from Amazxx.xxx xxx no other merchant. Amazxx.xxx xxxll not sell, license, disclose, distribute or transfer to any third party a list consisting of individuals known to Amazxx.xxx xx be Co-Branded Cardholders or any aggregate purchasing or demographic information about individuals known to Amazxx.xxx xx be Co-Branded Cardholders, that identifies the individuals as Co-Branded Cardholders, either expressly or by direct implication.
Targeting. All targeting will be conducted by Viber on statistical estimations only and Xxxxx does not guarantee accuracy with respect to such targeting/targeting parameters. Viber will not be able to target based on free text restrictions. Viber can place additional pixels for optimization purposes with prior approval of the Customer.
Targeting the principle of distinction and proportionality IHL regulates who and what may be the legitimate target of military action during armed conflict. At the heart of these rules is the principle of distinction, which counters the notion of total war and requires that civilians and civilian objects must be distinguished from military targets, and operations directed only against the latter. Distinction is the single most important principle for 98 The UK is party to AP I, but Afghanistan and the US are not, although the US signed it on 12 December 1977. However, as the ICRC notes, ‘it is not disputed that most of [AP I’s] norms on the conduct of hostilities also reflect customary international law.’ The ICTY has describes it as ‘not controversial that major parts of both Protocols reflect customary law’. Kordic´ and Cerkez, IT-95-14/2-PT, Decision on the Joint Defence Motion to Dismiss the Amended Indictment, 2 March 1999, para. 30. 99 See ‘ICRC Study on Customary IHL’, supra note 78. Issues regarding detention safeguards is an example where IHL provides little guidance in NIACs, as discussed in Chapter 7.3. The rules on POW status, e.g., do not apply in non-international armed conflict, therefore fighters in a NIAC, if captured, can be prosecuted for fighting against the state. Other protections such as humane treatment, safeguards against arbitrary detention and fair trial guarantees apply to both. See also Chapter 8 on rules governing Guantanamo detentions. 100 On definitions and elements of terrorism, see Chapter 2.
Targeting. SOAS have improved the methodology used for targeting at individual and school level. This includes a point scoring system for schools engaged in our raising aspirations and attainment programmes, and for students applying to our extension programmes focused on progression to Higher Education. School level targeting SOAS targets schools with most the most need. We use a basket of data to assess which schools we will work with. The data used to make assessments are: Lower than national average '5 A*-C GCSEs incl. E&M Low progression to HE (or in some cases low progression to 'selective' HE) Higher than London average FSM % This data is used to create a formula in by which schools are assigned a priority number 1-4. Individual level targeting Students who wish to take part in our extended programme must complete an application form. This form, alongside a supporting letter from a school teacher and parental consent, provides the data necessary to effectively target students. The data used to make the assessment are socio-economic and attainment related: HE participation quintile First generation entrant Eligibility for free school meals Attainment at GCSE level compared to the average school performance Experience of care This data is used to create a formula which takes these criteria into consideration to allocate points. Students with higher point scores are given priority.
Targeting. Taking into account the end of the Aimhigher programme, we will continue to target activity on students from the most disadvantaged areas with the lowest rates of progression to higher education. Subject to agreement with the local authorities, we will identify cohorts of learners from lower socio economic backgrounds or other groups that are under represented in higher education, such as students with disabilities. We will focus our additional outreach activity on these target groups, providing the most intense interventions, such as summer schools and mentoring, to those with the greatest need. We will implement initiatives that have a specific focus on raising attainment, such as the highly successful „Raising the Grade’ maths conference, hosted at NTU but delivered by Aimhigher Nottinghamshire for the past two years. This 5-day programme will engage up to 350 targeted students from 20 schools and colleges with the aim of helping them to achieve maths GCSE at grade C. We will develop additional opportunities to support successful transition from FE to HE: taster sessions, study skills workshops and a reciprocal shadowing scheme for teachers and lecturers.
