A Requestor definition

A Requestor means a person who requests access to information under the ATI Act or any person acting on behalf of the person requesting access.
A Requestor means you or anyone authorized (e.g., supervisor, corporate officer, or law enforcement officer) to recover your ECA Encryption Certificate private key.

Examples of A Requestor in a sentence

  • A Requestor who is granted access to Resources must adhere to the specifications of this DUA as executed in its final form.

  • A Requestor Release Form and Affidavit of Intended Use (Form A, attached).

  • A Requestor shall submit the data required in this Section 3, at least 15 business days in advance of bidding for or requesting new or increased service, for an advance determination of creditworthiness by Transporter.

  • A Requestor may cancel an e-Transfer Request Money at any time before it has been fulfilled by the Responder.

  • A Requestor that is an existing Shipper on Transporter's system shall not be required to provide the information required by Section 3.2(a) in order to make a new request for service, provided, however, that Transporter may require an existing Shipper to furnish any information necessary to make a creditworthiness determination with respect to that Shipper/Requestor's new request for service.

  • A Requestor becomes a Practitioner Partner from the point of negotiating the terms of, and awarding, the Task Order.

  • A Requestor may not further disclose any data it receives from the HIN to any third party or to any individuals not identified on the data request form the Requestor submitted to the HIN, unless required by applicable federal and/or state law.

  • A Requestor must limit its use of the data it receives from the HIN in response to a request for Research solely to the information indicated by the Requestor on the data request form it submitted to the HIN, and in accordance with the Minimum Necessary rule, as defined under 45 CFR §§ 164.502(b) and 164.514(d).

  • A Requestor Investigator who has been issued a Library Card pursuant to the terms of a LCA.