Touch Sample Clauses

Touch. There may be occasions when you need to touch a young person (e.g. When you are guiding them in carrying out a technical operation) but these should be kept to a minimum.
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Touch. The first games for the season were held last week. Concord White lost 5-2 to the St Bernies Tacos. ‘Player of the Day’ was Xxxx. Concord Blue played St Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, losing 7-
Touch b) After the point has been measured, you need to choose the name of the feature the next logged point will belong to.
Touch. Xx. Xxxxxxx may also incorporate non-sexual touch as part of psychotherapy. Sexual touch of clients by therapists is unethical and illegal. Xx. Xxxxxxx will ask your permission before touching you and you have the right to decline or refuse to be touched without any fear or concern of a negative response or reaction from your therapist. Touch can be very beneficial but can also unexpectedly evoke emotions, thoughts, physical reactions, or memories that may be upsetting, depressing, evoke anger, etc. Sharing and processing such feelings with the therapist, if they arise, may be a helpful part of therapy. You may request not to be touched at any time during therapy without needing to explain it, if you choose not to, and without fear of a negative response or reaction from your therapist. For more on Touch and the Standard of Care, click here.
Touch. Talk shall continue to conduct its business in the ordinary and usual course and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, shall not, without the written consent of Brite: (i) dispose or contract to dispose of any property or other assets, voluntarily incur any absolute or contingent debt obligation or engage in any activity or transaction except, in each case, in the ordinary course of business; (ii) borrow any money, except in the ordinary and usual course of business under currently existing lines of credit; (iii) enter into any lease or contract for the purchase or sale of real estate or of any interest therein; (iv) encumber any property or other assets; (v) grant any option, right or warrant to purchase shares of its capital stock; (vi) declare or pay any dividend; (vii) purchase or redeem any shares, notes or other securities or make any other distribution to stockholders; (viii) increase the rate of remuneration of any of its directors, officers, employees or other representatives, or agree to do so; (ix) adopt any new, or amend any existing, employee benefit plan; (x) form, or cause to be formed, any subsidiary; (xi) issue, sell, distribute or dispose of any shares, notes or other securities of Touch-Talk; (xii) make any commitments for capital improvements or materially alter standing commitments for capital improvements except as set forth in the Touch-Talk Disclosure Schedule under the heading "Contracts and Commitments of Touch-Talk"; (xiii) fail to keep its properties insured to the same extent as they are represented to be insured in Section 4.1(b)(xvi) at the date hereof; or (xiv) commit itself to do any of the foregoing.
Touch. When appropriate and with your approval, I may use touch in our work together. Touch may include handshakes, high five’s, pats on the back, or brief hugs for encouragement and support. Touch may be used during a specific intervention such as EMDR, where I may tap your knees or hands. You are free to refuse touch at any time. Certain psychological histories may preclude the use of touch such as past sexual abuse or certain traumas. However, with consent, touch may be used purposefully and with clinical judgment to teach appropriate and healthy boundaries. ____ I consent to the use of touch in therapy and I will make concerns known to my therapist as they arise. I may refuse touch or revoke this consent at any time. (Please initial if you agree.)
Touch. Because our work together seeks to explore the self as a whole and is focused on increasing awareness of the mind/body connection, our sessions may involve moments of physical contact. This contact may come in the form of touch, being physically supported or held in a manner that is meant to increase understanding of the self and which may potentially provide a healing experience. Any touch offered will only be carried out with your permission and with the utmost integrity and respect. Touch is never sexual. You have complete control over whether touch seems like it may be helpful in your treatment and have the right to refuse this element of treatment at any time. Safety Policy Staff and client safety are of utmost importance. As such, any act of aggression to self, others, or property while on site may be grounds for compensation for damages, legal action and/or immediate termination of services.
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Touch. Screen Library (tslib package) the libraries and source-codes are released under the terms of GNU Lesser General Public license (LGPL-2+). Capnia uses the compiled libraries without modification on source-codes or library.
Touch. All commissions due to the Executive shall be paid to him by the end of the month following the receipt of any collections from sales, accompanied by a statement reflecting the basis of the calculation, and shall be subject to applicable withholding similar to salary paid hereunder. For example, revenues (less cost of goods sold) equal 1,200,000. 0-499,999 = 0; 500,000-749,999 = $4,999.98; 750,000 – 999,999= $6,249.98, the remaining 200,000 above 1MM @ 3% = 6,000 for a total of $17,249.96

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