Team Uniform Sample Clauses

Team Uniform. 9.1 I acknowledge that the Team Uniform is provided to me by TA for the sole purpose of my participation in the Games and subject to making full payment of my team uniform or any other fee, becomes the property of myself. My only rights in the Team Uniform are as stated in this clause and I will be entitled to retain possession of the Team Uniform provided I observe the following conditions: (1) I will not use or permit to be used the Team Uniform or any part of it (including reproductions) for any Commercial Purpose without the prior written permission of T A ;
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Team Uniform. I agree to keep confidential the design and other details of the Team Uniform until these are disclosed by the AOC to the public.
Team Uniform. All Race Team members are required to purchase and race in a current race-year team uniform unless the team management allows otherwise. Your race kit must be maintained in a presentable condition.
Team Uniform. 9.1 I acknowledge that the Team Uniform is provided to me by Team Management for the sole purpose of my participation in the Games. My only rights to the Team Uniform are as stated in this clause and I will be entitled to retain possession of the Team Uniform provided I observe the following conditions: (1) every time I wear the Team Uniform or part of it I must not behave in a manner which may harm the good reputation of Team Management, the Team and any future Australian Team to the Maccabiah Games. (2) I agree not to modify the uniform in such a way as to deem it inappropriate as determined by the Head of Delegation.
Team Uniform. 16.1 CGA has the sole and exclusive authority to prescribe and determine the Team Uniform to be worn and used by Team Members during the Games Period. I will wear and use such Team Uniform throughout the Games Period in the manner determined by CGA. 16.2 CGA is and remains the owner of all Team Uniform it supplies to me and may at any time demand that I return it or any part of it to CGA. If I receive any such demand I will immediately comply. 16.3 I shall not sell, give away or part with any or all of the Team Uniform provided by CGA without the prior written permission of CGA. This permission may be refused or given on such terms and conditions as CGA may in its absolute discretion determine. 16.4 I shall keep confidential the design and other details of the Team Uniform unless or until such details are disclosed by CGA to the public 16.5 I will not use, wear or permit to be used or worn for any Commercial Purpose the Team Uniform including reproductions and obvious imitations, without the prior written permission of CGA.
Team Uniform. 13.1 You agree to wear the team uniform to all training camps, official practice and competition sessions or as directed by Team Officials.
Team Uniform. 14.1. You agree to wear the team uniform to all training camps, official practice and competition sessions or as directed by Team Officials. 14.2. You understand that you cannot wear the Archery NZ uniform to any World Archery registered event outside of New Zealand unless you have been selected to represent NZ for that event. You can however, wear the Archery NZ uniform to any domestic events if it is in compliance with the Archery NZ Tournament Regulations and is within 2 years of your last representative selection.
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