Respect for Property. A. Students are expected to respect property. The bus property should be left in the same condition as before arrival. Students’ trash and other articles must be removed when students leaves. Removal or damage of bus property is unacceptable. This includes removal or damage or any piece of bus equipment, defacing or marking any part of the bus. Consequences vAll incidences will be brought to the attention of the principal for discussion. vIncidences where there is damage should be referred to a disciplinary committee for recommended restitution.
Respect for Property. Obey the laws of the locality, state and nation including but not limited to refraining from: • Neglecting or damaging university property; stealing or engaging in dishonest behavior. • Tampering with or wantonly destroying or disclosing university data, records, or other information. • Engage in unauthorized use of university vehicles, telephones, computers, or other equipment or materials. • Soliciting, collecting money, or circulating petitions on university property without proper permission. • Gambling on university property or during UT Extension programs, activities, or events.
Respect for Property. □ I respect the property of my fellow athletes and any property provided by the Organizers to facilitate the competition, including but not limited to competition areas, hotel, and transportation.
Respect for Property. Students are reminded daily that they are to respect other peoples' property and their property as they travel to and from school. Students must be told that they should use sidewalks and not cut through yards or lots. Homeowners/renters have a right to privacy and quiet. This goal of respect can be achieved with just a little thoughtful consideration on the part of each one of us. We encourage and solicit parents' cooperation in making children aware of this responsibility.
Respect for Property. No cable, line, wire, amplifier, converter or other piece of equipment owned or controlled by Licensee shall be installed by Licensee inside a dwelling or other occupied structure without first securing the permission of the owner or the lawful occupant of the property involved, except in those cases where Licensee is permitted by federal or state law or regulations to install such facilities and equipment inside the structure without permission.
Respect for Property. Property at retreat location, indoor and outdoor areas, and other areas should not be damaged, marked, or vandalized in any way. Personal property should not be damaged or borrowed without permission or taken from the premises at any time. Please Initial
Respect for Property. Middlebury strives to create a community of trust, safety, and respect for others and for our shared resources. Theft of or damage to College property or the property of others is therefore prohibited; fines may be imposed. Additionally, unauthorized access to College property or that of others, or undermining authorized access to College property, is prohibited. This includes but is not limited to unauthorized use of services, and disposition of College property to another under the pretense that it is one's own. All Performers, their personnel and guests shall depart College property promptly after the performance unless special arrangements have been made in advance with the Student Activities Office and the Middlebury College Department of Public Safety.
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