ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS Sample Clauses

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS. 6.1 The Recipient must make reasonable efforts to publicly acknowledge the support of the DSI in relation to publications arising from to the Project. An appropriate form of acknowledgement is “This research was supported by the Defence Science Institute, an initiative of the State Government of Victoria” or similar.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS. 25.1. The Grantee must acknowledge the financial support it has received from the Commonwealth in relation to the Project in all relevant publications, promotional and advertising materials, public announcements and activities by or on behalf of the Grantee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS. 6.1. The Recipient must make reasonable efforts to publicly acknowledge the support of the Defence Science and Technology Group in relation to publications arising from to the Project. An appropriate form of acknowledgement is “This research was supported by the Commonwealth of Australia through the Defence Science Technology Group of the Department of Defence” or similar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS. (a)The Organisation must acknowledge the financial and other support it has received from the Commonwealth:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS. The Participant must acknowledge the financial and other support it has received from the Department: in all publications, promotional and advertising materials, public announcements, signs or plaques displayed at the Property, and activities by it or on its behalf in relation to the Project, or any products, processes or inventions developed as a result of the Project; by inviting representatives of the Commonwealth (including the Minister) to any formal public opening of the Works; and in respect of publications, promotional and advertising materials, public announcements, signs, plaques, website use or as otherwise directed by the Department, the acknowledgement must be in the form specified in Item 11 of Schedule 1 or if not specified in Item 11 of Schedule 1, then in a form, and include content, approved by the Department.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS. 6.1. The Recipient must make reasonable efforts to publicly acknowledge the support of the Office of National intelligence in relation to publications arising from to the Project. An appropriate form of acknowledgement is “This research was supported by the Commonwealth Government through the Office of National Intelligence Small Grants Initiative [Sponsor Name]” or similar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS. The Participant must acknowledge the financial and other support it has received from the Department: in all publications, promotional and advertising materials, public announcements, signs or plaques displayed at the Property, and activities by it or on its behalf in relation to the Project, or any products, processes or inventions developed as a result of the Project; by inviting representatives of the Commonwealth (including the Minister) to any formal public opening of the Works; and in respect of publications, promotional and advertising materials, public announcements, signs, plaques, website use or as otherwise directed by the Department, the acknowledgement must be in the form specified in Item 11 of Schedule 1 or if not specified in Item 11 of Schedule 1, then in a form, and include content, approved by the Department. Work health and safety Definitions In this clause 29, Inspector, Notifiable Incident, Regulator, WHS Entry Permit Holder and Worker have the meanings given in the WHS Act. General obligations The Participant must ensure the Services are performed in a safe manner. Where the health and safety of any person may be affected by the performance of the Works, the Participant must consult, cooperate and coordinate with the Department in relation to the health and safety issue. The Participant must, and must ensure that Participant Personnel in carrying out the Works comply with WHS Laws. Notifying the Department The Participant must notify the Department as soon as practicable of any concern the Participant has regarding work health and safety in relation to the Works. The Participant must immediately notify the Department of any: breach or suspected breach of the WHS Laws in relation to the Works; cessation of work on the Works, or direction to cease work on the Works from any person having authority under the WHS Laws to do so, due to unsafe work; entry by a WHS Entry Permit Holder or Inspector to any place where the Works are being performed; or proceedings against, decision by the Regulator in relation to, or request from the Regulator to, the Participant or Participant Personnel under the WHS Laws. The Participant must provide to the Department a copy of any notice issued to the Participant under the WHS Laws in relation to the Works as soon as possible and in any event within 24 hours after receipt. If the Participant is required by the WHS Laws to report a Notifiable Incident to the Regulator in relation to Works, the Participant mu...
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND PUBLICATIONS. Subject to the requirements of this clause 12, the Parties shall acknowledge their Strategic Relationship in any public announcements, media statements, publications or other statements which refer to or are connected to the Strategic Relationship or this Agreement. Each Party shall acknowledge the contribution of the other Party and their Strategic Relationship to Projects: as required by an Activity Agreement; and otherwise as agreed between the Parties. The Parties agree that the publication of theses, papers and books, and the giving of presentations at conferences and other forums, is not to be inhibited to any greater extent than necessary to protect commercially sensitive information, Confidential Information, Background IP and the ownership or validity of Project IP. Should a Party wish to publish any information in respect of a Project the proposed publication must first be submitted to the other Party for review and approval. A Party must give written notice to the other Party at least 30 days (or such other period agreed between the parties in writing) before it proposes to submit or otherwise make available any proposed publication to any third party or make a presentation by any means referring or relating to a Project. All notices given under clause 12.4 must include: a copy of a draft of the publication, presentation or announcement, together with any visual aids to be used in that presentation, publication or announcement; the proposed date and location of the presentation, publication or announcement; and a description of the proposed presentation or conference and any other relevant details. Within 30 days of receipt of a notice under clause 12.4, the other Party will: review the draft publication, presentation or announcement; determine whether any steps should be taken to protect any Project IP owned or co‑owned by that other Party before the material is published, presented or announced, including seeking advice from patent attorneys, filing any patent application or amendment of the draft presentation, publication or announcement; and notify the other Party of its decision. If the proposed publication contains: the reviewing Party’s Confidential Information, the publishing Party agrees to remove the Confidential Information, or if this is not possible, delay or defer discussions regarding the publication for up to twelve (12) months from the date of the other Party’s notice under clause 12.4; and/or the reviewing Party’s Project IP wh...

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