GENERAL CONTENT Sample Clauses

GENERAL CONTENT. All communications between a coach or other adult and an athlete must be professional in nature and for the purpose of communicating information about team activities and it is recommended to include the parents/guardians. The content and intent of all electronic communications must adhere to the USA Volleyball Code of Conduct regarding Athlete Protection. For example, as with any communication with an athlete, electronic communication should not contain or relate to any of the following: - Drugs or alcohol use; - Sexually-oriented conversation; sexually explicit language, sexual activity - The adult’s personal life, social activities, relationship or family issues, or personal problems; and - Inappropriate or sexually explicit pictures. - Note: Any communication concerning an athlete’s personal life, social activities, relationship or family issues or personal problems must be transparent, accessible and professional. Whether one is an athlete, coach, board member or parent, the guiding principle to always use in communication is to ask: “Is this communication something that someone else would find appropriate or acceptable in a face-to-face meeting?” or “Is this something you would be comfortable saying out loud to the intended recipient of your communication in front of the intended recipient’s parents, the coaching staff, the board or other athletes?” With respect to electronic communications, a simple test that can be used in most cases is whether the electronic communication with athletes is Transparent, Accessible and Professional.

GENERAL CONTENT a. The Parties agree that RUNE negotiates the general technical and commercial conditions for the materials, needed for the deployment of RUNE’s FTTH network. The materials will be formally ordered by the Building Contractors, chosen by RUNE in a separate procedure, and sold to RUNE built-in.

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GENERAL CONTENT. Nothing can be established on the facades of the buildings or on the land which could harm the cleanliness, good appearance, or tranquillity and security of the residents. In particular, no work can be performed on the buildings or on the lands that would change their appearance or function, as such have been specified in the building permit. No external radio television antenna will be allowed when the buildings are connected to a cable network or a community antenna. The apartment buildings not connected must be equipped with communal antennas, with a maximum of one antenna per stairwell, as individual antennas are expressly prohibited. Owners or tenants are prohibited from renting for advertising or display or from themselves using for this purpose all or part of the land or structures other than those assigned for commercial use. The company, however, shall grant exceptions for public sign projects or more generally signage to the extent that these would comply with the specifications concerning the signage for the area that is to be created for this purpose.

GENERAL CONTENT. The Parties agree that RUNE negotiates the general technical and commercial conditions for the materials, needed for the deployment of RUNE’s FTTH network. The materials will be formally ordered by the Building Contractors, chosen by RUNE in a separate procedure, and sold to RUNE built-in. With the scope to extend the agreed conditions of this Agreement also to the additional third parties, after the selection of the Building Contractors, an annex to this Agreement will be signed between the parties and each Building Contractor. Effective orders will be issued to the Supplier by the Building Contractors. Price: Item price for each cable type within RUNE requirement is fixed for the duration of the project and for the stated quantities. (Prospected time schedule in Appendix 3). Agreed price and estimated quantity list for RUNE (Appendix 1) is an integral part of this Supply Agreement.

GENERAL CONTENT. All communications between a coach or other adult and an athlete must be professional in nature and for the purpose of communicating information about team activities. The content and intent of all electronic communications must adhere to the USA Swimming Code of Conduct regarding Athlete Protection. For example, as with any communication with an athlete, electronic communication should not contain or relate to any of the following: · drugs or alcohol use; · sexually oriented conversation; sexually explicit language; sexual activity · the adult’s personal life, social activities, relationship or family issues, or personal problems; and · inappropriate or sexually explicit pictures · Note: Any communication concerning an athlete's personal life, social activities, relationship or family issues or personal problems must be transparent, accessible and professional. Whether one is an athlete, coach, board member or parent, the guiding principle to always use in communication is to ask: “Is this communication something that someone else would find appropriate or acceptable in a face-to-face meeting?” or “Is this something you would be comfortable saying out loud to the intended recipient of your communication in front of the intended recipient’s parents, the coaching staff, the board, or other athletes?” With respect to electronic communications, a simple test that can be used in most cases is whether the electronic communication with swimmers is Transparent, Accessible and Professional.