Use for Educational, Non-Commercial Purposes Only Sample Clauses

Use for Educational, Non-Commercial Purposes Only. Subscriber and its Users may use the Website and the Content for bona fide educational and research purposes only, and may not use them in any commercial or for-profit manner. Discovery Education reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to limit Subscriber's and/or any Users' use of the Website in the event that Discovery Education, in its sole and absolute discretion, deems Subscriber's and/or such Users' use thereof to be inconsistent with educational and research purposes, and/or inconsistent with these Terms of Use.
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Use for Educational, Non-Commercial Purposes Only. Subscriber and its Users may use the Electronic Delivery System and the Content for bona fide educational and research purposes only and may not use them in any commercial or for-profit manner. BT reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to limit Subscriber's and/or any Users' use of the Electronic Delivery System in the event that BT, in its sole and absolute discretion, deems Subscriber's and/or such Users' use thereof to be inconsistent with educational and research purposes, and/or inconsistent with these Terms of Use.
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Use for Educational, Non-Commercial Purposes Only. Subscriber and its Users may use the Service(s) and the Content for bona fide educational and research purposes only. For avoidance of doubt, Subscriber and its Users shall not use or access such Service(s) or Content for any commercial, for-profit, or non-instructional purposes, including but not limited to, user testing, product evaluation, or product reviews on behalf of non-Subscribers or third parties. Discovery reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to limit Subscriber’s and/or any Users’ use of the Service(s) in the event that Discovery, in its sole and absolute discretion, deems Subscriber’s and/or such Users’ use thereof to be inconsistent with these Standard Terms.
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Use for Educational, Non-Commercial Purposes Only. Subscriber may use the Activity Center and the Content for bona fide educational and research purposes only and may not use them in any commercial or for-profit manner. Discovery reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to limit Subscriber’s use of the Activity Center in the event that Discovery, in its sole and absolute discretion, deems Subscriber’s use thereof to be inconsistent with educational and research purposes, and/or inconsistent with these Activity Center Terms.
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Use for Educational, Non-Commercial Purposes Only. Subscriber and its Users may use the Service(s) and the Content for bona fide educational and research purposes only and may not use them in any commercial or for- profit manner. Discovery reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to limit Subscriber’s and/or any Users’ use of the Service(s) in the event that Discovery, in its sole and absolute discretion, deems Subscriber’s and/or such Users’ use thereof to be inconsistent with educational and research purposes, and/or inconsistent with these Standard Terms.
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Use for Educational, Non-Commercial Purposes Only. Subscriber and its Users may use the Website and the Content for bona fide educational and research purposes only, and may not use them in any commercial or for-profit manner. BT reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to limit Subscriber's and/or any Users' use of the Website in the event that BT, in its sole and absolute discretion, deems Subscriber's and/or such Users' use thereof to be inconsistent with educational and research purposes, and/or inconsistent with these Terms of Use.
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Use for Educational, Non-Commercial Purposes Only. Assessment Customer and its Users may use the Website and the Content for bona fide educational and research purposes only, and may not use them in any commercial or for-profit manner. Discovery Education Assessment reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to limit Assessment Customer's and/or any Users' use of the Website in the event that Discovery Education Assessment, in its sole and absolute discretion, deems Assessment Customer's and/or such Users' use thereof to be inconsistent with educational and research purposes, and/or inconsistent with these Terms of Use.
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