Authorized Operations Sample Clauses
Authorized Operations. The Parties declare that all the services to be provided by one of the Parties to the other or the transactions to be carried out will be authorized or permitted by the law and/or regulations of the relevant country.
Authorized Operations. The Parties stipulate that this Agreement provides permission for the Company to apply for, obtain, and operate the following selected license type(s) within the Municipality: □ Medical Marijuana Treatment Center □ Marijuana Cultivator (Indoor) □ Marijuana Cultivator (Outdoor) □ Marijuana Product Manufacturer □ Marijuana Retailer □ Marijuana Microbusiness (Indoor Cultivation & Product Manufacturing) □ Marijuana Microbusiness (Outdoor Cultivation & Product Manufacturing) □ Marijuana Microbusiness (Indoor Cultivation only) □ Marijuana Microbusiness (Outdoor Cultivation only) □ Marijuana Microbusiness (Product Manufacturing only) □ Marijuana Microbusiness (with Delivery Endorsement) □ Craft Marijuana Cooperative □ Marijuana Courier □ Marijuana Delivery Operator □ Marijuana Transporter □ Marijuana Research Facility □ Independent Testing Laboratory □ Standards Laboratory □ Social Consumption Establishment
Authorized Operations. The Parties stipulate that this Successor HCA provides permission for the Company to continue to operate at the Property (as defined above), only as a licensed medical marijuana treatment center for cultivation, processing and dispensing of marijuana for medical use.
Authorized Operations. The Parties stipulate that this Agreement provides permission for the Company to apply for, obtain, and operate the following selected license type(s) within the Town: ☐ Medical Marijuana Treatment Center, Dispensary Only ☐ Marijuana Retailer
Authorized Operations. The kind of operations authorized (scheduled and/or nonscheduled). Per the DOT: frequency/schedule of service does not by itself delineate charter vs. scheduled. That is typically determined by the method in which the service is held out/advertised/sold, as well as in the terms of the contract of carriage between the carrier and the passenger. In general, if the service is held out in a Global Distribution System (GDS) and/or appears as scheduled service in the Official Airline Guide (OAG), the DOT would associate that degree of advertising to equate to scheduled service. On the other hand, many U.S. and foreign air carriers engage in direct charter sales and legally operate such flights as charter operations. If it is not clear cut, it is a determination DOT typically makes on a case-by-case basis.