INTERNATIONAL TERRITORY Sample Clauses

INTERNATIONAL TERRITORY. Xxxxxx shall use its reasonable efforts, to the extent possible, to coordinate its promotional activities and methods in the International Territory with those used by the Parties in the U.S.
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INTERNATIONAL TERRITORY. The Supplier hereby expressly authorise the Distributor, and the Distributor shall have the right in the International Territory, to: 7.1.1 market, promote and sell the Product on an exclusive basis, and take, do or procure to be done all such other acts or things as the Distributor may deem necessary or desirable in relation thereto; 7.1.2 exclusively develop marketing programme and brand promotional initiatives in consultation with the Supplier for the purposes of marketing and promoting the Products; 7.1.3 alter or make any addition to the labelling or packaging of the Products, including the right to require the phrase “Marketed by the Distributor or any other Person nominated by the Distributor” to be printed on the labels of Products; 7.1.4 Distributor will be solely responsible for Marketing, Brand Building and Sales Promotions at its own cost and will have full rights to use photos of inspirer of the company Xxxxx Xxxxxx ji, company’s director Xxxxxxx XxxXxxxxxx ji and any other promotional material in promotions of brand and sales at no cost to distributor. However all the promotions of print, electronic media and other will be made in consultation with/ approval of the supplier. 7.1.5 develop, create and publish its own marketing and promotional materials and brochures, using the Supplier’s Intellectual Property Rights and service marks. 7.1.6 develop and design country specific packaging having the name of supplier as manufacturer and name of distributor or its nominee as “Marketed by”.
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INTERNATIONAL TERRITORY i) First, out of Gross Receipts generated from each Territory other than the Domestic Territory (the “International Territory”), amounts due to Distributor for payment of its Distribution Fee with respect to Gross Receipts received from the International Territory from ***** in the applicable Accounting Period as set forth in the applicable Settlement Report; and ii) Second, amounts due to Distributor as reimbursement of or payment for Distribution Costs and Expenses paid or incurred in connection with the Exploitation of ***** in the International Territory in such Accounting Period or a prior Accounting Period or payable by Distributor within thirty (30) days from the end of the most recent Accounting Period to the extent not previously recouped by Distributor or paid directly by FilmCo, all as set forth in the applicable Settlement Report; and iii) The balance shall be distributed to FilmCo as Adjusted Receipts.
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INTERNATIONAL TERRITORY shall determine the pricing for each Product sold by Xxxxxx to wholesalers and other Third Party customers for use in the International Territory; provided, however, that *** or its Affiliate, as applicable, shall establish such prices in a given country consistent with the practices and methodologies it uses in establishing such prices for other pharmaceutical products in the same therapeutic category in such country having comparable commercial value.
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INTERNATIONAL TERRITORY. ESPN’s right to distribute Programs of Events outside the United States and its territories, possessions, commonwealths and protectorates (the “U.S.”) is subject to the following: (a) ESPN has the exclusive distribution rights in any country in which it or any entity in which it holds (directly or indirectly) at least a 20-percent interest distributes a satellite, cable, wireless or equivalent or successor-technology television network (each, “a Network Territory”) (a current list of such networks is attached hereto as Exhibit III); (b) in any country other than a Network Territory, if TRAC is able to obtain an offer of television distribution by a third party, ESPN shall have the right to match any such offer, failing which TRAC may license distribution to the third party; and (c) if TRAC grants a Team franchise outside of the U.S., it will have the right to market standard UHF or VHF, unencrypted over-the-air television broadcast rights to the home Site Events of that Team within its home country. If TRAC obtains an offer for such rights, it shall so notify ESPN in writing and ESPN shall thereafter have a period of 14 business days in which to match such offer for such rights. In matching such offer, ESPN shall not be required to comply with any term or condition that would be impossible for ESPN to perform or would conflict with any of ESPN’s prior contractual commitments. ESPN will notify TRAC of any such terms or conditions as promptly as possible. If ESPN does not match any such offer and the affected country is within a Network Territory, ESPN would nonetheless retain distribution rights on a co-exclusive basis with the other telecaster.
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