Scouter definition

Scouter means the 1995-built, 171,175 dwt motor vessel Bet Scouter registered in the ownership of the Scouter Borrower through the relevant Registry under the laws and flag of the relevant Flag State;

Examples of Scouter in a sentence

  • If any Applicant attempts to compromise the integrity or the legitimate operation of this Call or if the Scouter has reason to believe that an applicant has compromised the integrity or the legitimate operation of this Call by cheating, hacking, creating an internet bot or other automated program, or by committing fraud in any way, Enel S.p.A. the Scouter may seek damages to the fullest extent permitted by law.

  • The Call may be canceled also if: (i) no Proposals are received; (ii) the Scouter doesn’t identify any winning proposal or (iii) the winning Proposal Applicant must be excluded.

  • It is understood that, if Gruppo CAP selected one or more winning Applicants, there is no set timeframe by which The Scouter and the winning Applicant must start the collaboration or negotiation about a testing agreement.

  • I understand that it is the responsibility of the of the adult volunteer or parent/guardian to directly notify/update the Scouter of any change in medical or emergency contact information of their child as these changes occur as well as to update the online information.

  • The meeting of the requirements of the CA does not mean that you will be contacted by The Scouter.

  • Scouter, its affiliates, licensees, successors and assigns are in no way obligated to use or continue to use your Proposal (and have no obligation to you or any other person or entity after your Proposal is received).

  • The Applicant acknowledges and agrees that Gruppo CAP is not responsible for and have no liability for the selection and agrees that the evaluate is at absolute and sole discretion of Gruppo CAP and hold The Scouter legally harmless regarding selection.

  • I understand the purpose of gathering the information on this form is to provide the Scouter with the information they need to facilitate the activities of youth participating in Scouts Canada program activities and to be able to respond in the event of an emergency.

  • In addition to any other limitation of liability contained in these CA Regulation, Enel S.p.A. and the Scouter are not liable for possible deficiencies of the Platform.

  • During this time the potential new Scouter can do the necessary training to then take over and run the unit.