Etiquette Clause Examples

Etiquette. (a) Whilst PAFC accepts that some of the Client’s guests may favour the visiting team, the corporate seats available to the Client as part of the Hospitality Package are within the home supporter’s area. Away colours are not permitted within any hospitality areas. (b) The Client shall be responsible for ensuring the good and orderly behaviour of all of its guests and invitees whilst at the Ground and during the Match. If any person within the Client’s party behaves in a loud, disorderly, unruly or abusive manner or draws attention to themselves in their viewing seats, then the Client, immediately after being asked to do so by a representative of PAFC, shall procure that its guest(s) shall leave the Ground. (c) PAFC reserves the right to exclude or eject any person from an event if, in its opinion, their behaviour is likely to cause distress, damage or annoyance to other people or property. PAFC shall not compensate any person in any way in respect of such removal or requirement to leave the Ground. (d) PAFC reserves the right to charge the Client the cost of rectifying damage caused by the deliberate, negligent or reckless act of the Client or any of its guests or invitees to PAFC’s hospitality suite or property. Should this damage come to light after the Client and/or guest or invitee has departed, PAFC reserves the right to make a charge to the Client’s credit/debit card, or send an invoice to the Client’s address. (e) PAFC operates a smart casual dress code within its hospitality areas. PAFC reserves the right to refuse admission to any person wearing inappropriate items of clothing and/or footwear or to require any such person to leave the Ground. PAFC shall not compensate any person in any way in respect of such refusal or requirement to leave the Ground or Hospitality areas. Children under 13 years of age are exempt from the dress code. (f) The Client’s right to use any hospitality suite or hospitality area at the Ground will be solely for the time period informed to the Client by PAFC. The Client shall be responsible for ensuring that all of its guests and invitees vacate the hospitality suite or hospitality area and the Ground by the time stipulated by PAFC.

Etiquette. The following general principles should be adopted: a. Be polite; do not be abusive in messages to others; b. Use appropriate language: Remember that you are a representative of East Aurora Union Free School District and that you are using a non-private network; and c. Do not disrupt the use of any District technology resource.

Etiquette. 7.1 Content shall be appropriate, civil and tasteful, and in accordance with generally accepted standards of etiquette and behavior on the internet. 7.2 Content shall not be offensive, deceptive, threatening, abusive, harassing, menacing, hateful, discriminatory or inflammatory. 7.3 Content shall not be liable to cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety. 7.4 You shall not use the Hosted Services to send any hostile communication or any communication intended to insult, harass, threaten, or defame any person or entity, including such communications directed at a particular person or group of people. 7.5 You shall not use the Hosted Services for the purpose of deliberately upsetting or offending others. 7.6 You shall not unnecessarily flood the Hosted Services with material relating to a particular subject or subject area, whether alone or in conjunction with others. 7.7 You shall ensure that Content does not duplicate other Content available through the Hosted Services. 7.8 You shall ensure that Content is appropriately categorized and organized. 7.9 You should use appropriate and informative titles for all Content. 7.10 You shall always be courteous and polite to other users of the Hosted Services.

Etiquette. 7.1 Content must be appropriate, civil and tasteful, and accord with generally accepted standards of etiquette and behaviour on the internet. 7.2 Content must not be offensive, deceptive, threatening, abusive, harassing, menacing, hateful, discriminatory or inflammatory. 7.3 Content must not be liable to cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety. 7.4 You must not use the Services to send any hostile communication or any communication intended to insult, including such communications directed at a particular person or group of people. 7.5 You must not use the Services for the purpose of deliberately upsetting or offending others. 7.6 You must not unnecessarily flood the Services with material relating to a particular subject or subject area, whether alone or in conjunction with others. 7.7 You must ensure that Content is appropriately categorised. 7.9 You must at all times be courteous and polite to other users of the Services.

Etiquette. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ institutes a “moment of silence” policy. No rehearsal repetition will begin without complete silence from all personnel. This policy is intended to provide the performer with adequate opportunities to mentally prepare for personal achievements. There is no expressed penalty for not following this policy. However, ignoring the policy will lead to fewer overall reps, and likely fewer competitive successes throughout the season. Attention to a proper hierarchy of individual responsibility is key to running a streamlined, efficient rehearsal. The responsibility of giving corrections and instructions is given only to staff and section leaders. It is vital that every member understand the importance of their own individual performance quality and accuracy. Attention to detail is an aspect of consistent improvement that is best handled internally. Trust must be given to the instructional staff in regards to their competence and assessment of the ensemble as a whole.

Etiquette. 7.1 Content must be appropriate, civil and tasteful, and accord with generally accepted standards of etiquette and behaviour on the internet. 7.2 Content must not be offensive, deceptive, threatening, abusive, harassing, menacing, hateful, discriminatory or inflammatory. 7.3 Content must not be liable to cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety. 7.4 You must not use the Services to send any hostile communication or any communication intended to insult, including such communications directed at a particular person or group of people. 7.5 You must not use the Services for the purpose of deliberately upsetting or offending others.

Etiquette. (a) The Client shall be responsible for ensuring the good and orderly behaviour of all of its guests and invitees whilst at the Ground and during the Match. If any person within the Client’s party behaves in a loud, disorderly, unruly or abusive manner or draws attention to themselves, then the Client, immediately after being asked to do so by a representative of Plymouth Albion, shall procure that its guest(s) shall leave the Ground. (c) Plymouth Albion reserves the right to exclude or eject any person from an event if, in its opinion, their behaviour is likely to cause distress, damage or annoyance to other people or property. Plymouth Albion shall not compensate any person in any way in respect of such removal or requirement to leave the Ground.

Etiquette. Be polite; messages typed in capital letters are the equivalent of shouting and are considered rude. Be considerate when sending email attachments by taking into account whether the file may be too large to be accommodated by the recipient’s technology resources or may be in a format unreadable by the recipient. Do not use the District’s technology resources in such a way that would disrupt use for others.

Etiquette. The following general principles should be adopted: a. Be polite; do not be abusive in messages to others. b. Use appropriate language; remember that you are a representative of the North Tonawanda City School District and that you are using a non-private network. c. Do not disrupt the use of the Internet by other users.