Sentence examples for website terms from inspiring English sources

The Website Terms of Service are incorporated into these Feedback Panel Terms and Conditions by this reference.

You should read these Feedback Panel Terms and Conditions and the Website Terms of Service carefully before registering to become a member of our feedback panel.

Your participation as a feedback panel member is subject to these Guardian Feedback Panel Terms and Conditions ("Feedback Panel Terms and Conditions"), as well as the Terms of Service that are applicable to the Guardian's website www.theguardian.com (the "Website") which are located at www.theguardian.com/help/terms-of-service (the "Website Terms of Service").

By registering to become a member of our feedback panel, and clicking to "Agree and continue", you ("You") are accepting these Feedback Panel Terms and Conditions as well as the Website Terms of Service and are agreeing to be bound by their terms.

A: This is covered in point (6) of the the Guardian website Terms and Conditions which states that by posting any text on the site you are agreeing to "grant us a non-exclusive, perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide licence to republish any material you submit to us in any format, including without limitation print and electronic format" Q: What is defined as off-topic?

Power.com then moved to countersue Facebook over data portability back in July 2009, but the lawsuit was dismissed fairly quickly, and a federal judge later ruled that violating a website terms of service is not a crime.

Read through the website's terms and conditions before doing business with them to check for understanding and to verify the terms and conditions make sense.

"Further, the website's terms of use prohibit engaging in deceptive activities, including misrepresentation of affiliation.

Yet the PTC claims many victories on its website in terms of pressuring advertisers and executives to clean up television.

The Guardian was the biggest UK newspaper website in terms of UK unique users, with 12,559,419 last month.

The Guardian was also the biggest UK newspaper website in terms of UK unique users, with 13,290,715 last month.