Common use of Manager's Operating Assets Clause in Contracts

Manager's Operating Assets. The following assets are included in the Operating Assets (as defined in the Schedule of Definitions): (a) network assets, including all personal property, real property interests in cell sites and switch sites, leasehold interests, collocation agreements, easements, and rights of way; (b) all of the real, personal, tangible and intangible property and contract rights that Manager owns and uses in conducting the business of providing the Sprint PCS Products and Services, including the goodwill resulting from Manager's customer base; (c) sale and distribution assets primarily dedicated (i.e., at least 80% of their revenue is derived from the sale of Sprint PCS Products and Services) to the sale by Manager of Sprint PCS Products and Services. For example, a retail store that derives at least 80% of its revenue from the sale of Sprint PCS Products and Services is an operating asset. A store that derives 65% of its revenue from Sprint PCS Products and Services is not an operating asset; (d) customers, if any, that use both the other products and services approved under Section 3.2 and the Sprint PCS Products and Services; (e) handset inventory; (f) books and records of the wireless business, including all engineering drawings and designs and financial records; (g) all contracts used by Manager in operating the wireless business including TI service agreements, service contracts, interconnection agreements, distribution agreements, software license agreements, equipment maintenance agreements, sales agency agreements and contracts with all equipment suppliers.

Manager's Operating Assets. The following assets are included in the Operating Assets (as defined in the Schedule of Definitions): (a) network assets, including all personal property, real property interests in cell sites and switch sites, leasehold interests, collocation agreements, easements, and rights of rights-of-way; (b) all of the real, personal, tangible and intangible property and contract rights that Manager owns and uses in conducting the business of providing the Sprint PCS Products and Services, including the goodwill resulting from Manager's customer base; (c) sale and distribution assets primarily dedicated (i.e., at least 80% of their revenue is derived from the sale of Sprint PCS Products and Services) to Services)to the sale by Manager of Sprint PCS Products and Services. For example, a retail store that derives at least 80% of its revenue from the sale of Sprint PCS Products and Services is an operating assetOperating Asset. A store that derives 65% of its revenue from Sprint PCS Products and Services is not an operating assetOperating Asset; (d) customers, if any, that use both the other products and services approved under Section 3.2 and the Sprint PCS Products and Services; (e) handset inventory; (f) books and records of the wireless business, including all engineering drawings and designs and financial records;; and (g) all contracts used by Manager in operating the wireless business including TI T1 service agreements, service contracts, interconnection agreements, distribution agreements, software license agreements, equipment maintenance agreements, sales agency agreements and contracts with all equipment suppliers.

Manager's Operating Assets. The following assets are included in the Operating Assets (as defined in the Schedule of Definitions): (a) network assets, including all personal property, real property interests in cell sites and switch sites, leasehold interests, collocation agreements, easements, and rights of way; (b) all of the real, personal, tangible and intangible property and contract rights that Manager owns and uses in conducting the business of providing the Sprint PCS Products and Services, including the goodwill resulting from Manager's customer base; (c) sale and distribution assets primarily dedicated (i.e., at least 80% of their revenue is derived from the sale of Sprint PCS Products and Services) to the sale by Manager of Sprint PCS Products and Services. For example, a retail store that derives at least 80% of its revenue from the sale of Sprint PCS Products and Services is an operating asset. A store that derives 6565 % of its revenue from Sprint PCS Products and Services is not an operating asset; (d) customers, if any, that use both the other products and services approved under Section 3.2 and the Sprint PCS Products and Services; (e) handset inventory; (f) books and records of the wireless business, including all engineering drawings and designs and financial records; (g) all contracts used by Manager in operating the wireless business including TI T1 service agreements, service contracts, interconnection agreements, distribution agreements, software license agreements, equipment maintenance agreements, sales agency agreements and contracts with all equipment suppliers.

Manager's Operating Assets. The following assets are included in the Operating Assets (as defined in the Schedule of Definitions): (a) network assets, including all personal property, real property interests in cell sites and switch sites, leasehold interests, collocation agreements, easements, and rights of way; (b) all of the real, personal, tangible and intangible property and contract rights that Manager owns and uses in conducting the business of providing the Sprint PCS Products and Services, including the goodwill resulting from Manager's customer base; (c) sale and distribution assets primarily dedicated (i.e., at least 80% of their revenue is derived from the sale of Sprint PCS Products and Services) to the sale by Manager of Sprint PCS Products and Services. For example, a retail store that derives at least 80% of its revenue from the sale of Sprint PCS Products and Services is an operating asset. A store that derives 65% of its revenue from Sprint PCS Products and Services is not an operating asset; (d) customers, if any, that use both the other products and services approved under Section 3.2 and the Sprint PCS Products and Services; (e) handset inventory; (f) books and records of the wireless business, including all engineering drawings and designs and financial records; (g) all contracts used by Manager in operating the wireless business including TI T1 service agreements, service contracts, interconnection agreements, distribution agreements, software license agreements, equipment maintenance agreements, sales agency agreements and contracts with all equipment suppliers.