Export Control Violations Sample Clauses
The Export Control Violations clause defines the parties' obligations to comply with all applicable export control laws and regulations when engaging in activities under the agreement. It typically requires that neither party will export, re-export, or transfer any goods, software, or technology in violation of such laws, and may obligate parties to obtain necessary licenses or approvals before proceeding. This clause serves to prevent legal liability and regulatory penalties by ensuring that all transactions adhere to international and domestic export restrictions.
Export Control Violations. The exportation of encryption software outside of the United States and/or violations of United States law relating to the exportation of software is prohibited.
Export Control Violations. The transfer of technology, software, or other materials in violation of applicable export laws and regulations, including but not limited to the U.S. Export Administration Regulations and Executive Orders.
Export Control Violations. Exporting encryption software over the Internet or otherwise, to points outside the United States.
Export Control Violations innoCOMM shall have filed the documentation contemplated by Section 7.8 with respect to violations of export control Regulations with all relevant governmental agencies, including without limitation the United States Department of Commerce.
Export Control Violations. Engaging in (directly or indirectly) the export encryption software or any other unpermitted products via our site or by utilizing our services to points within or outside the United States in order to facilitate the sale or distribution of such unlawful products.