Acceptable Behavior. Partner will (i) comply with UiPath reasonable and current policies, codes of conduct and instructions with respect to the use of UiPath’s Assets or Trademarks, which are available on UiPath’s Trust Portal; (ii) clearly identify its own Assets by including any relevant attribution notices in Partner Products or otherwise; (iii) only use UiPath Assets as authorized by UiPath and will maintain any copyright notices, legends and proprietary marking on any copy of UiPath Assets; and (iv) collaborate with UiPath to ensure that any testing of Partner Products is done in a secure manner and without prejudice to UiPath’s systems. Except as otherwise prescribed hereunder, Partner will not: (a) distribute, lease, license, sublicense or otherwise disseminate, or grant any other rights over, the UiPath Assets to any third party; (b) modify, enhance, create derivative works from, reverse engineer or decompile the UiPath Assets or any UiPath code or technology used in connection with the UiPath Marketplace; (c) use the UiPath Assets in a business production mode, or use any third-party software embedded in or bundled with the UiPath Assets as a standalone program or in any way independently from UiPath’s Assets, as applicable; (d) include any portion of the UiPath Assets in other products or services; (e) use any UiPath Data that You gain through use or study of the UiPath Assets to facilitate Your or any third party’s development of any software programs or other products that would compete with UiPath Products; (f) make any representations, warranties, or guarantees to Customers with respect to the UiPath Assets or that violate any laws or regulations, including false advertising and consumer protection laws; and (g) under no circumstance, use any deceptive, misleading, misrepresentative, illegal, or unethical practices that may be detrimental to UiPath or its business.
Acceptable Behavior. In the interest of all Students, the CIOPORA Academy reserves the right to enforce the removal of any Student from the Workshop/Webinar whose behavior or demeanor is, in our view, considered unacceptable.
Acceptable Behavior. Students are required to respect the facilities and property of the college and others. Academic dishonesty (plagiarism), morally destructive behaviors; drugs, tobacco or alcohol use, and heterosexual or homosexual acts on campus, are not acceptable. Applicants unable to comply with the standards of the college will not be accepted. Students failing to observe the rules and standards in place will be dismissed. Xxxxxxxxx College’s admission procedures are fair and non discriminatory. Applicants who meet the academic and character requirements of the college and are willing to cooperate and uphold the standards of the institution will be accepted.
Acceptable Behavior. Applaud during introduction of players, coaches, and officials. • Accept all decisions of the officials. • Shake hands with other student-athletes and coaches after the contest regardless of the outcome. • Treat competition as a game, not a war. • Search out opposing players to recognize them for outstanding performance or coaching. • Applaud at end of contest for performances of all participants. • Show concern for injured players regardless of team. • Encourage surrounding people to display only sportsmanlike conduct. • During the National Anthem, students, participants, and fans should remove any hats, face the flag, not talk, and remain still until the end of the anthem. • During the National Anthem follow the music and lyrics precisely when singing. • Cheerleaders lead fans in positive school yells in a positive manner. UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR • Yelling or chanting at opponents. • Making derogatory yells, chants, songs, or gestures.(ex: “air ball,” “miss it,” “Hit the Road Jack”). • Booing or heckling officials or opposing team. • Criticizing officials in any way; displays of temper with an official’s call. • Refusing to shake hands or to recognize a good performance. • Blaming losses on contest officials, coaches, or participants. • Laughing or name-calling to distract an opponent. • Using profanity or displays of anger that draw attention away from the contest. • Doing own yells instead of following the lead of cheerleaders. • Demeaning acts such as audible remarks, actions, or gestures (ex: turning backward during introductions, holding up newspapers, shaking car keys, comments after each player is introduced, etc.). Spectators who choose to demonstrate inappropriate conduct while attending any CPS athletic event, home or away, is subject to removal from the contest. No admission refund will be given if ejected or arrested. A severe violation of conduct by any fan may result in a ban from future games. Repeated offenses of inappropriate conduct may result in temporary or permanent suspension from CPS athletic events.
Acceptable Behavior. As an IQVIA Technologies Credentialed Professional you will: 6.1.1.Provide truthful information and documentation regarding your personal data and ensure your Personal Information is kept up to date.
Acceptable Behavior. In order to ensure the safety of the passengers and to allow the chauffeur to concentrate on the safe operation of the vehicle there can be no rowdy, dangerous, or destructive behavior during the course of the service. NYC Luxury Limousine will not be responsible for injuries incurred to the passengers due to unacceptable behavior while the vehicle is in motion or at a stand still. Additionally, no sexual misconduct will be tolerated. The contract signer is liable for any damage incurred to the interior or exterior of the vehicle by the passengers during the time of service. A minimum fee of $250.00 will be charged if excessive cleaning is required.
Acceptable Behavior. AS A INTEL CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL MEANS YOU WILL:
