Whitelist Clause Samples
A Whitelist clause defines a specific list of parties, entities, or items that are granted permission or exempted from certain restrictions within an agreement. In practice, this clause might allow only approved vendors to access sensitive data or permit certain software applications to operate within a network. Its core function is to provide clear boundaries by explicitly identifying who or what is allowed, thereby reducing ambiguity and enhancing security or compliance within the contractual relationship.
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Whitelist. County hereby agrees to whitelist all domains as may be indicated by Guardian at any time during the Term of this Agreement, including but not limited to:
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Whitelist. Customer hereby agrees to whitelist all domains as may be indicated by Guardian at any time during the Term of this Agreement, including but not limited to:
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Whitelist refers to a list of permitted and identified persons, institutions, computer programs or even cryptocurrency addresses. In general, whitelists are related to a particular service, event or information. As such, whitelists can have different meanings depending on the context in which they are used.
Whitelist list of vehicles that are affiliated with a User Agreement that is valid in AutoPASS Samvirke. The list contains information about vehicle class, registration number, etc. The term