External Parties definition

External Parties means the partners and non-observers of the OACPS in line with Article 36;

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External Parties means all the University’s subsidiary companies, contractors, researchers, visitors and/or any other parties who are granted access to the University’s IT Resources.

External Parties means parties who have business relationship with the Group, including customers, suppliers, contractors, agents and applicants for employment, and the general public, and each an “External Party”.

Examples of External Parties in a sentence

• Applicability to External Parties Relevant Policy statements will apply to any external party and be included in contractual obligations on a case-by- case basis.

• External Parties shall make available, upon written request, the most current test report for systems or critical business processes utilized in support of Equifax with summary of corrective actions accomplished for any identified substantive plan or provisioning shortfalls discovered in the testing process.

• External Parties may also be invited to attend meetings of the OACPS or to participate in collaborative activities without being conferred any formal status.

• ABSENCESWITHOUT LOSS OF SALARY AND BENEFITS ABSENCES LOSS OF SA EARLY PURPOSE STATEMENT Involvement of External Parties: RE: RECORDS CHECK PROFESSIONALLEARNING ENHANCEMENT GRADES AND STUDENT SUCCESSTEACHERS AND LITE RE: BENEFITS RE: IMPLEMENTATIONOF THE RE: INSURABLE H APPENDIX PRESCRIBED DRUGS WITH LIMITATIONS APPENDIX E: OF UNDERSTANDING Page of COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT DATES Friday before September (first day of school) September Comment Article First pay cheque for the subsequent school year.

• Transfer (b): Communications content and interactions: Depending upon the features enabled by the Customer, this could include call recordings, voicemails, text messages, email, social media chat, and other interactions with External Parties over the platform.

• Transfer (c): Third party information for personalisation: Depending on the access enabled by the Customer to its own platforms and its line of business, this Transfer (d): Derived analytics information: The platform has the ability to derive information from calls and messages, such as by spotting trends in transactions, enabling bots to chat via text messages, identifying key words and analysing sentiment to assist with call flow or agent selection, which may identify External Parties.

• The Supplier will only register External Parties in the IAM system if they perform work for KPN and (i) qualify as Service Level & Deliverables; or (ii) require access and for whom no payment is made.

• The Supplier will ensure that its External Parties do not have access to KPN’s premises/systems for longer than is strictly necessary for performing work for KPN.

• Coordination with External Parties: Collaborate with law enforcement, vendors, and other external parties as needed.

• In case the fraud concerns External Parties to the Entity, the following additions / exceptions apply: • Payments to such External Party are immediately frozen until the case is resolved • The executive director will notify the External Party in writing that the payments have been suspended and the execution of the entire agreement will be suspended (with detailed explanation).

More Definitions of External Parties

External Parties refers toParty(ies)” means any third-party, such as guests, visitors, prospective faculty, prospective donors, benefactors and other external stakeholders.

External Parties means entities or persons with a business relationship or potential business relationship with the Municipality, over which the Municipality has no direct control other than by agreement or contract.

External Parties means all contractors, funders, visitors

External Parties means all University contractors, researchers, visitors and/or any other parties who are granted access to the University’s IT Resources and/or University social media sites/discussion forums on third party platforms.