External Use. Client may only refer to or distribute the Deliverables externally upon Xxxxx’ prior written approval. Unless permitted pursuant to the preceding sentence, Client will not sell, lease, transfer, sublicense, or otherwise make available, or permit access to the Deliverables or any portion thereof to any third party.
External Use. The College has the right to enter into agreement with third parties for the sale, licensing or other use of Intellectual Property only for those materials defined in this Article as solely owned by the College. Properties owned jointly as defined in this agreement may be sold, licensed or used upon written agreement between the College and the faculty member.
External Use. Solely for external use, prepare, present, and indefinitely save a Precis as part of a Pitch, provided that:
(a) For Mintel report services, the Precis contains no more than
(i) two and one half percent (2.5%) of any single Mintel report or other Hosted Report forming part of the Services and (ii) twenty-five percent (25%) of a section within any single Mintel report (such percentages to exclude indexes and contents pages);
(b) For GNPD services, the Precis contains no more than five (5) records or images;
(c) For those Services provided in a PowerPoint format, the Precis contains no more than two (2) pages (or their contents);
(d) The source of the Precis is clearly identified; and
(e) The Precis contains no direct extracts of those features of the Services described as Report Maps and Insights.
External Use. The University has the right to enter into agreements with third parties for the sale, licensing or other use of Intellectual Property only for those materials defined in this Article as solely owned by the University. The Faculty Member has the exclusive right to enter into agreements with third parties for the sale, licensing or other use of Independent Works and University-assisted Works. All other intellectual property owned may be sold, licensed or used upon written agreement between the University and the Faculty member.
External Use. Customer may only refer to or distribute the Services externally upon IHS Xxxxxx’s prior written approval. Unless permitted pursuant to the preceding sentence, Customer will not sell, lease, transfer, sublicense, or otherwise make available, or permit access to the Services or any portion thereof to any third party.
External Use. The iPad can be borrowed for four (4) days. No renewals are permitted. Laptops are not available for external use. iPads and laptops can be borrowed for up to 6 hours. More time can be added if requested, depending on availability. ● Laptops or iPads must be returned to the Circulation Desk 30 minutes prior to closing. DO NOT RETURN LAPTOP OR iPAD TO THE BOOKDROP ● Laptops or iPads must be returned to library staff at the circulation desk in the same condition as when borrowed. When returned, library staff will check-in the laptop from the patron’s account. ● Library staff will check the laptop or iPad for damage. This may take 15 minutes. If damage is found, charges will be assessed accordingly.
External Use. (1) The licensee informs the licensor before an external use of the SDK about the planned application or the planned product in a writing documented form.
(2) The licensee will take care that these regulations will not be infringed when distributing license units in the context of overall programs. This may be done, e.g., by own license regulations or other suitable measures. Especially, the licensee will not refrain any necessary measures preventing the SDK software from any unauthorized use.
External Use. Neither the employer nor the employee shall permit use of a computer program falling under Article unless the employer and the employee shall have entered an agreement governing such use. Such agreement will contain the following terms:
External Use. Neither the employer nor the member shall permit use of a computer program falling under Article
External Use. Neither the employer nor the member shall permit use of a computer program falling under Article IV.7.3 unless the employer and the member shall have entered into an agreement governing such use. Such agreement will contain the following terms:
i. A fee or royalty shall be charged. Such fee or royalty shall be established by agreement between the member, with the assistance of the Association if requested, and the employer. If the parties fail to reach agreement on such fee or royalty it shall be set by the Committee on Patents and Copyright (Article IV.7.
ii. The employer shall not unreasonably restrain the exploitation of the copyrighted computer program. If, within five (5) months of the receipt of a written request by a member, the employer has not commenced negotiations with the member for the exploitation of the computer program, the employer shall be deemed to have waived any and all rights in the exploitation of the copyright of the said computer program and shall forego all fees, royalties, and other income. In this event, the employer's obligation under paragraph IV.7.3 (d) (iii) shall cease.
iii. The cost and expenses involved in registering, protecting, maintaining, licensing and commercializing any copyright ("Copyright expenses") shall be borne by the employer. The University shall be responsible for obtaining registration of any copyright and shall have carriage of any application for registration for such copyright. All royalties received in respect of any copyright will be deposited in a separate account opened at the University in respect of that copyright (the "Copyright Account"). Where the employer incurs copyright expenses, it may be immediately reimbursed from the appropriate Copyright Account. On April 30 each year, the employer shall be reimbursed from the appropriate Copyright Account for any outstanding copyright expenses incurred in that year. Fifty per cent (50%) of the amount remaining in the Copyright Account will be distributed to the employer and the remaining fifty per cent (50%) will be distributed to the member. If the amount in any Copyright Account as of April 30 is not sufficient to reimburse the outstanding copyright expenses of the employer, those copyright expenses shall be reimbursed to the extent possible and the amount of the deficiency shall be deemed to be copyright expenses incurred in the following year.
