Unacceptable Behavior. A credit union member must not:
Unacceptable Behavior. Notice or warning need not be given in cases of suspension or dismissal resulting from cases of severe problems such as violent behavior, insubordination, theft or sexual harassment.
Unacceptable Behavior. Below are examples of unacceptable behavior. Each User agrees not to engage in such behavior. • Using, or attempting to use, Xxxxx resources without authorization or for purposes other than those stated in the PI’s approved allocation request • Attempting to copy or reverse engineer any Anton resources (including but not limited to any DESRES property, including all Anton hardware and software for Molecular Dynamics simulations) • Tampering with or obstructing the operation of and/or access to Anton resources and/or attempting to circumvent system security • Tampering with and/or obstructing access to a User’s data • Reading, changing, distributing, or copying others' data or software without authorization • Using Anton resources to attempt to gain unauthorized access to other computational sites • Activities in violation of any and all applicable local, state, and/or federal laws, regulations, and/or ordinances, and/or those of other countries • Activities that violate the intellectual property rights and/or privacy rights of a third party • Sharing passwords, and/or attempting to “crack” or guess other Users’ passwords • Obtaining passwords by other means, such as password capturing programs
Unacceptable Behavior. In addition to any other district or RVHS policy, unacceptable conduct includes, but is not limited to, the following: • Using the network for illegal activities, including copyright violations • Accessing online sites or materials that do not support the curriculum or are inappropriate for school purposes while on campus, including sites that contain pornography or are otherwise vulgar or lewd. • Downloading inappropriate materials, viruses, or software • Using or possessing hacking or file-sharing software, including keystroke loggers, batch files or applications used to bypass Device or network security • Gaining unauthorized access anywhere on the network, including attempting to log onto the internet, network, servers, routers, switches, printers or firewall as a system administrator. • Using the Device or network for financial gain or advertising. • Vandalizing or tampering with the Device, files, software, system performance, or other network equipment. • Attempting to repair, remove, or install computer hardware or software. • Opening the computer to access internal parts. • Causing network congestion or interfering with the work of others, including sending chain emails or broadcast messages. • Subscribing to mailing lists, mass emails, games, or other services that cause network congestion. • Intentionally wasting finite Internet or network resources. This includes downloading files, streaming music, videos, games, or installing, activating or creating programs that interfere with the performance of the network, Internet or computer hardware. • Revealing, sharing, or posting personal information including full names, addresses, phone numbers, social security numbers, driver's license numbers, or passwords for yourself or others. • Invading the privacy of others. • Using another person's username or password or allowing another to access your account using your username or password. • Pretending to be someone else when sending or receiving messages. o Forwarding or distributing inappropriate email messages. • Engaging in harassment or transmitting obscene messages, pictures, websites, or other files, including racist, terrorist, abusive, sexually explicit, vulgar, threatening, stalking) demeaning, slanderous or any other inflammatory content. • Utilizing sites to sell or purchase written papers, book reports, and other student work or to commit any act of plagiarism. • Using unauthorized technology to gain advantage on assessments by providing or ...
Unacceptable Behavior. Apprentices shall engage in appropriate and acceptable behavior at all times, both on the Program premises and on the job. Unacceptable behavior includes, but is not limited to: sleeping in class, failure to complete an assignment, insubordination, lateness, improper dress, inattentiveness, disruptiveness, offensive comments, lewdness, indecency, harassing behavior, disrespectful conduct, fighting, provocative conduct, inciting others to misconduct, dishonesty, cheating, or any other problem which may interfere with conducting the class. An expelled apprentice will be considered absent from class, in addition to being subject to discipline as set forth above. (See Attendance)
Unacceptable Behavior. The following types of behavior are not allowed during the Religious Education Program. Infractions which call for discipline by the Catechist are: acting in a disrespectful manner toward the Catechist, other adults or children in the program, speaking and interacting with other children inappropriately during the session, leaving a session without permission, using a cell phone during the session when not authorized by the Catechist, doing something other than the work of the session, violating the dress code, eating in the Religious Education session. Persistence in any of these behaviors after several corrective measures have been taken will place this behavior in the category below. Infractions which call for immediate action by the Director and Pastor are: possession of and /or trafficking in alcohol or other drugs, leaving the Religious Education premises when child is supposed to be attending the session, willful defiance of authority, possession of weapons, such as knives, guns, or look-alikes, physical assault/fighting, threatening bodily harm harassment and intimidation of other children, vandalism, arson, theft, extortion cheating, abusive or vulgar language, defacing or damaging of parish property, vandalism, arson bullying/cyber-bullying. Persistence in any of these behaviors after corrective measures have been taken can result in the removal of the child from the Religious Education group sessions, either temporarily or permanently, depending on the recommendation of the Director and the decision of the Pastor.
Unacceptable Behavior. SHSAP is a quality after-school program that provides a safe, healthy environment for children. In the event of unacceptable behavior on the part of a child which poses a safety or health hazard to other children, or persistently disrupts the operation of the program, SHSAP staff will discuss the matter with the parent(s)/guardian(s). Warnings will be issued for the first two such offenses, with possible out-of-program suspensions. In the event of a third behavioral infraction, the child will be terminated from the Program. In the event of a serious, violent, and/or dangerous incident by any child of the program (such as involving a weapon or resulting in injury to another child), the SHSAP staff and Board of Directors reserves the right, at its discretion, to immediately terminate any child from the Program displaying such behavior. Withdrawal from Program: The child’s enrollment in program may be cancelled by parent/guardian upon four weeks written notice to the Director or Administrative Manager. I understand and agree to the terms described here in and would like to enroll my child(ren) for the following days each week: Full time (Monday through Friday) Part time (Please list days) Parent/Guardian’s Signature: Date Administrator’s Signature:
Unacceptable Behavior. This list provides examples of behavior deemed to be unsuitable and not in the best interests of the sport (this list is not all inclusive). • Use of foul language directed toward other athletes, officials or event organizers that could be construed as derogatory or intimidating. • Damaging another person's property or depriving them of that property. • Any physical contact with other athletes that is not deemed to be necessary for the safety of riders or further development of the athlete's skill. • The use of or encouragement of the use of USAC banned substances. • Statements which are deemed to denigrate the TJW. These are the expectations for all team members (racing and non-racing) and failure to comply with these expectations can lead to immediate suspension or revocation of team membership. Consequences for Failing to Follow Procedures or to Meet Expectations Consequences for inappropriate behavior or lack of participation will be determined on a case by case basis by the five-member board. By signing below I acknowledge that:
Unacceptable Behavior. The following behaviors are unacceptable and will result in the loss of chromebook privileges for an extended period of time as determined by the teacher and principal. It is unacceptable to take, forward, or view inappropriate pictures or movies that are not related to classroom instruction. (This includes taking pictures or sharing pictures of classmates without their knowledge and permission!) It is unacceptable to intentionally visit websites with inappropriate content or content not directly related to classroom instruction. It is unacceptable to access or send email from another student’s email account or impersonate another student or adult. It is unacceptable to delete the chromebook’s history or intentionally try to cover up inappropriate use. It is unacceptable to intentionally damage or “deface” your chromebook, any classroom device, or a classmate’s chromebook in any way. It is unacceptable to tamper with passwords, settings, or restricted codes on a classroom device or another child’s device at any time. Students who use a login password on their personal device must provide their teacher with the access passcode. Device damage, loss, or theft guidelines Xxx Elementary is implementing a Bring Your Own Device (B.Y.O.D.) Chromebook program; therefore, any technical failures due to manufacturer defects, damage, or loss of a student’s chromebooks will be the responsibility of the parent/family.
Unacceptable Behavior. “Unacceptable Behavior” EAST will not tolerate includes, without limitation: • Violence, threats of violence, or violent language. • Disruptive, intrusive, insulting, antagonistic, or any other malicious conduct. • Sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, or other discriminatory conduct. • Inappropriate photography or recording. • Inappropriate physical contact. • Unwelcomed sexual attention and/or advances; including, using sexualized language. • Intoxication, contributing to inappropriate behavior. • Deliberate intimidation, stalking or following (online or in person). • Sustained disruption during Meeting events, including talks and presentations. • Advocating for, or encouraging, any of the above behavior. • Any other conduct deemed inappropriate and/or that may jeopardize the success of a Meeting, EAST’s reputation and goodwill, or the positive experience of any other Meeting attendee.
