License Protection definition

License Protection means a mechanism that protects the Licensor against an unauthorized use of a Certain License Type.
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Examples of License Protection in a sentence

  • Academic Responsibility also requires respect for the rights of others, the exercise of Academic Freedom in a reasonable manner, and acknowledgement of the approved academic objectives of the institution.

  • We will pay you up to the License Protection limit of liability stated on the certificate of insurance, for attorney fees incurred by you, for your investigation and defense of complaints.

  • Any attempt to circumvent the License Protection is prohibited and constitutes a material breach of the ▇▇▇▇.

  • The Licensee may not circumvent or try to circumvent the License Protection, either by using any technical means, hardware or software, in order to eliminate, evade, duplicate or otherwise manipulate the License Protection, or in any other way.

  • The Licensee shall only authorize user with whom it has entered into an employment or other written agreement that is no less onerous on such user than the terms set out in the ▇▇▇▇, in particular with regard to what is stated herein under clauses 5.1 (License Protection), 5.2 (Confidentiality), 7 (Restrictions), and 8 (Export).

  • Licensee may not circumvent or try to circumvent the License Protection, either by using any technical means, hardware or software, in order to eliminate, evade, duplicate or otherwise manipulate the License Protection, or in any other way.

  • Any attempt to circumvent the License Protection is prohibited and constitutes a material breach of the Agreement.