Permissions definition

Permissions means the permission(s) granted to Client’s Employees to access features within TCP Services, as outlined on an invoice or Order Form. Permissions are applied within the TCP Services by Client’s Designated Users.

Permissions means the assigned level of system access rights of an individual to view

Permissions means the assigned level of system access rights of an individual to view or make changes to the content of a system.

Examples of Permissions in a sentence

• Please use this section to detail your permissions: I HAVE: Signature Authority Power of Attorney to submit Excise Tax Blanket Power of Attorney Power of Attorney to submit Operational Reports I am requesting Permissions to create, save, and reassign only.

• If Author fails or refuses to deliver the Artwork, Frontmatter, Backmatter, Permissions, or other material required to be delivered by Author under this Agreement, Publisher shall have the right, but not the obligation, to acquire or prepare any and all such matter, or to engage a skilled person to do so, and Author shall reimburse Publisher for all costs and expenses incurred by Publisher in doing so within sixty (60) days after Publisher’s written demand therefor.

• The range of actions that an Associate may take depending on the given Permissions is wide and may, for example enable an Associate to download the Resource and/or the relevant Survey Data to their own systems.

• A Parental Travel Consent Form and Parental Permissions and Medical Consent Form are sent to the parents of the students, which are completed and returned to us.

• If Author fails to deliver the Manuscript, Artwork, Frontmatter and/or Backmatter, Permissions, and/or other materials required under this Agreement, and/or any revisions and corrections thereof as requested by Publisher, on the dates designated by Publisher, or if Author fails to do so in a form and substance satisfactory to Publisher, then Publisher shall have the right to terminate this Agreement by so informing Author by letter sent by traceable mail to the address of Author set forth above.

More Definitions of Permissions

Permissions means permissions, licenses, consents, or authorisations required under the FSMA or the CCA or any other relevant Applicable Regulations and if you are an Appointed Representative all such permissions or authorisations required from your Principal;

Permissions that either party is obligated or required to provide under this Lease shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.

Permissions means the permission(s) granted to Client’s Active Users to access features within ScheduleAnywhere Services, as outlined on an invoice or Order Form. Permissions are applied within the ScheduleAnywhere Services by Client’s Designated Users.

Permissions means [list various permits, agreements and licenses needed for SWF deployment].

Permissions means authorisations, permissions, licences or consents required by Applicable Regulations, including, but not limited to, permission to carry on Regulated Activities under FSMA.

Permissions means permissions, licenses, consents, or authorisations required under the FSMA or the CCA or any other relevant Applicable Regulations applicable to you whether as a Principal or Appointed Representative;

Permissions means all consents, permissions, authorisations, registrations or licences that You require to conduct Your business, and specifically, those that You require to be able to submit a Mortgage Application to Us under these Terms.