Billboards. Billboards shall be erected on the sites of projects assisted by ISPA. Such billboards shall include a space reserved for the indication of the European Community participation. Billboards must be of a size, which is appropriate to the scale of the operation. The section of the billboard reserved for the European Community must meet the following criteria: it shall take up at least 50% of the total area of the billboard, it shall bear the standardised European Community emblem and the following text to be presented as in the attached example. Where the body responsible does not erect a billboard announcing their own involvement in the financing of a project, the European Community assistance must be announced on a special billboard. In such cases, the above provisions concerning the European Community part apply by analogy. Billboards shall be removed no earlier than 6 months after the completion of the work and replaced by a commemorative plaque in accordance with the provisions under point 2.
Billboards. The Billboards leased or owned by Seller listed in SCHEDULE 1.01(a)(xii); and
Billboards. Active Member may not use the Licensed Trademark to advertise non-legal services. An example is the dual professional (lawyer-accountant) who advertises her accounting services. Such advertising shall not include the Licensed Trademark.
Billboards. Community service program sponsorship. The following is a listing of unauthorized uses of the BANDAG Marks:
Billboards. Certain programs provide billboards. The billboard is a brief announcement identifying the sponsor or partial sponsor of a program It is not intended for use as a commercial announcement. If so indicated in Part 1, Advertiser shall be allowed a billboard of the type and duration specified therein. Such billboard will consist of visual and/or audio material acceptable to NBC. Placement of billboards shall be designated by NBC and may be scheduled adjacent to billboards and/or commercials of other sponsors in the program. (0489)
Billboards. As confirmed by the Company, details of the billboards managed by the Company as of August 3, 2008 are shown in Appendix 1. According the Advertisement Law and relevant laws and regulations, as for the billboards pending for completion of the legal procedures as listed in Appendix 1, the Company shall complete the relevant legal procedures as soon as possible; otherwise, the competent authorities are entitled to order the dismantling of such billboards within a specified period, as may also result in contractual disputes. As for the billboards listed in Appendix 1, for which the formalities for outdoor advertisement registration or for alteration registration of outdoor advertisement are to be completed, the Company shall complete the aforementioned formalities as soon as possible; otherwise, according to the provisions of the Administrative Regulations for Registration of Outdoor Advertisements (Decree No. 25 of the General Administration for Industry and Commerce), the administration for industry and commerce may confiscate the unlawful income, plus a penalty of less than RMB thirty thousand and order for supplementing the registration; where the Company fails to do so within the specified period, the administration for industry and commerce has the right to cease the publication.
Billboards. 2 While it is intended to make route diversity available for all Premises listed in clause 8.2, in some areas route diversity may not be available, or only may be available on a limited basis. The LFC's list of areas where route diversity is available, and areas where route diversity is not available, (as may be updated by the LFC from time to time) is available at xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx.
Billboards. Ads ran at various intervals between mid-June and late September in the following markets: Eugene/Springfield, Corvallis/Albany, Salem and Portland. See Attachment #2 for specific buys and timeframes in each market. In Beaverton and Salem we purchased space on electronic boards, saving some production and increasing reach. Website traffic corresponded to the advertising. The highest number of visits came during the first month of the campaign, when messages were fresh and the three-prong campaign was launched both online and on the radio and the first down-Valley digital outdoor boards went live. A similar bump in traffic was seen in August, when the first Portland area billboards went up. Although the campaign has officially wrapped up actively advertising, visitors are still coming to the site (129 as of October 23). This is encouraging and shows that the campaign continues to have lasting impact. The In Local We Love website will remain in existence as a resource for Willamette Valley residents looking to find a farmers market in their area. See Attachment #4 for more details on hits to the website and learn more about measures below. Our proposal committed to two measurable goals: increase in shoppers at farmers markets and number of visitors to the website. Benchmark: Shopper counts in at least 10 farmers markets evenly distributed throughout the Valley and of varying sizes and years of existence will be performed from May – Sept 2012. RESULT: This was accomplished.
Billboards. This agreement, entered into on this day of , 20 , by and between the Monroe County Fair Association, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as the “Association”) and (hereinafter referred to as “Lessee”).
Billboards. The construction, maintenance, or erection of any billboards. Roadside signs are permitted only for the purposes of posting the name of the Property, advertising any business permitted on the Property, controlling public access, providing public notification of this Easement, or advertising the Property for sale.
