Directory Publication Clause Samples

The Directory Publication clause governs the inclusion of a party's information in directories or listings, such as membership rosters or public registries. It typically outlines what information may be published, the format of publication, and any consent or opt-out procedures available to the parties involved. This clause ensures transparency regarding the use of identifying details and helps prevent unauthorized disclosure, thereby protecting privacy while facilitating necessary communication or recognition within an organization or industry.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require Verizon to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require Frontier to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require BA to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require ALLTEL to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require PRTC to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require HTC to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require NPTC to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require SCRTC to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.
Directory Publication. Nothing in this Agreement shall require either CTCO or CLEC to publish a directory where it would not otherwise do so.

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  • Directory To participate in the MnDOT TGB program, a business must be certified at the time of contract execution. Certified Targeted Group Businesses are listed in the Directory of Certified Targeted Group, Economically Disadvantaged and VET Vendors. MnDOT makes no representation as to any TGB’s technical or financial ability to perform the work. Prime contractors are solely responsible for performing due diligence in hiring TGB firms. A TGB’s failure to perform the work will not be considered justification for a compensation increase or time extension.