Reasonable Methods Sample Clauses

Reasonable Methods. The Company agrees to use “reasonable methods” to ensure to the greatest extent practicable that the Company and all parties accessing School District Data are compliant with state and federal law. The School District reserves the right to audit such measures upon reasonable prior notice during business hours.
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Reasonable Methods. Data Receiver agrees to use “reasonable methods” to ensure to the greatest extent practicable that Data Receiver and all parties accessing data are FERPA-compliant. Specifically, this means:
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Reasonable Methods. Contractor agrees to use “reasonable methods” to ensure to the greatest extent practicable that Contractor and all parties accessing student PII are compliant with state and federal law. Specifically, this means that only de-identified student PII may be used for the purposes of educational research and Contractor must protect student PII from re-identification, further disclosures, or other uses, except as authorized by the District in accordance with state and federal law. Approval to use student PII for one purpose does not confer approval to use it for another.
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Reasonable Methods. Contractor agrees to use “reasonable methods” to ensure to the greatest extent practicable that Contractor and all parties accessing data are compliant with state and federal law. Specifically, this means: 1. Only de- identified student data may be used for the purposes of educational research. 2. Contractor must protect confidential data from re-identification, further disclosures, or other uses, except as authorized by the District in accordance with state and federal law. Approval to use confidential data for one purpose does not confer approval to use it for another.
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Reasonable Methods. The Company agrees to use “reasonable methods” to ensure to the greatest extent practicable that the Company are compliant with state and federal law..
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Reasonable Methods. The Company and School District agree to use “reasonable methods” to ensure to the greatest extent practicable that they and any subcontractors with access to School District data are compliant with state and federal law.
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Reasonable Methods. The Company agrees to use “reasonable methods” to ensure in accordance with industry standards that the Company and all parties accessing School District Data are compliant with state and federal law. Upon reasonable notice and written request from the School District, and no more than once per a twelve month period and subject to Company’s reasonable security and non-disclosure requirements, Company will engage an independent third party to audit such measures during business hours. Company shall provide School District with a summary of the results of any such audit. School District agrees to treat any information provided by Company pursuant to this paragraph as Company’s confidential information and protect it from public disclosure to the extent permitted by law.
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Reasonable Methods. Company and all parties accessing School District Data are compliant with state and federal law. The School District reserves the right to audit such measures upon reasonable prior notice during business hours.
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