Examples of Delegating Party in a sentence
RIGHTS OF THE DELEGATING PARTYThe Delegating Party has the right to ask, in every moment, which Personal Data and how they are processed .
PURPOSE AND LEGAL BASIS OF THE PROCESSINGThe purpose of the Processing by the Controller is to allow the correct expression of voting instruction by the Appointed Representative in the shareholders’ meeting on behalf of the Delegating Party, in compliance with the provisions of the aforementioned art.
RIGHTS OF THE DELEGATING PARTYThe Delegating Party has the right to ask, in every moment, which Personal Data and how they are processed.
The Delegating Party will notify the Reporting Party of any change to its (or is Clients, where applicable) regulatory status as set out above or by reference to any external source specified above, such notification to be provided before or as soon as reasonably practicable following a change to the regulatory status.
The Delegating Party has requested that the Reporting Party facilitate the Delegating Party in meeting some or all of its reporting obligations by reporting, on the Delegating Party’s behalf, relevant data to a trade repository or, if no trade repository is available, to the relevant public body.
The Delegating Party shall indemnify the Non-Delegating Party from and against any loss, damage, liability, fees, cost and/or expense incurred by the Non-Delegating Party arising out of any delegation permitted under this Section.
For clarity, it is understood that any Delegating Party or any Contractor, as applicable, need not mention the Non-Delegating Party by name in any such written agreement.
The Delegating Party selects its regulatory status in the Adherence Letter.
Unless otherwise agreed, in respect of securities collateral and collateral other than securities collateral subject to re-use, the Reporting Party does not provide the Delegating Party with Delegated Reporting in respect of data under Table 4 (Re-use, cash reinvestment and funding sources data) of the SFTR Reporting Annexes.
This meant that in some institutions the questionnaire was answered by the contact person whilst in others it was answered by another individual involved in HIV/AIDS related matters through reference but the total number of the respondents did not exceed 36 (one from each institution).