Navy Sample Clauses

Navy. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Intellikine hereby grants to Infinity the exclusive option to obtain from Intellikine the sublicense under the Navy Patent Rights provided in Section 2.1(b), subject to and effective only upon the prior written consent of Navy (the “Navy Sublicense Option”). Infinity may exercise the Navy Sublicense Option upon written notice to Intellikine at any time during the period from the Original Effective Date until the earlier to occur of (x) [**] or (y) the expiration or termination of the license to the Navy Patent Rights under the Navy Agreement (the “Navy Sublicense Option Period”); provided that (a) Infinity will not be deemed to have been exercised the Navy Sublicense Option until Navy consents to the sublicense to Infinity of the Navy Patent Rights; provided, however, that, as long as Infinity has issued the written notice of exercise to Intellikine during the Navy Sublicense Option Period, then Infinity will be deemed to have exercised the Navy Sublicense Option immediately upon such consent from Navy, even if such consent is granted after the Navy Sublicense Option Period; and (b) if Intellikine intends to terminate its license under the Navy Patent Rights, Intellikine will give Infinity [**] days’ prior written notice of any such proposed termination so that Infinity may exercise the Navy Sublicense Option prior to such proposed termination, and if Infinity issues to Intellikine a written notice to exercise the Navy Sublicense Option prior to such proposed termination, Intellikine will not proceed with such termination. Upon exercise of the Navy Sublicense Option in accordance herewith (i) the sublicense under the Navy Patent Rights granted under Section 2.1(b) shall immediately become effective and (ii) Infinity shall comply, and shall cause any Infinity Related Parties who are sublicensed under the Navy Patent Rights to comply, with the applicable terms and conditions of the Navy Agreement, including the terms and conditions set forth in Exhibit 7 (A), subject to any amendment to the Navy Agreement as contemplated by Section 2.6(c), with respect to the Navy Patent Rights and any Products that are covered by the Navy Patent Rights. If Infinity does not issue to Intellikine a written notice to exercise the Navy Sublicense Option during the Navy Sublicense Option Period, then the Navy Sublicense Option shall terminate and Infinity shall have no rights, and Intellikine shall have no obligations to Inf...
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Navy. The Navy owns portions of the NSTI, a former military base that consists of property on two islands connected by a causeway: (1) Treasure Island comprising approximately 409 acres of level filled land and (2) approximately 90 acres of Yerba Buena Island, a natural rock outcropping in San Francisco Bay, and
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Navy. The future structure of the navy comprises approx. 3,350 man-year equivalents as the final target. To this may be added approx. 25 response force contracts and approx. 200 man-year equivalent conscripts. The future structure of the air force comprises approx. 3,600 man-year equivalents as the final target. To this may be added approx. 340 response force contracts and approx. 145 man-year equivalent conscripts. The navy and the air force are thus guaranteed the capacities needed to make a continuous contribution corresponding to approx. 500 persons. The operational structure of the Home Guard has been adjusted to the civilian regional borders proposed by the structural commission to ensure that the operators within Total Defence have the same regional borders. The local defence region of Bornholms Værn has been decommissioned and a joint home guard district has been established. The district structure of the Army Home Guard has been adjusted to the requirement and the number of districts has been reduced from 23 to 18. A command structure has been established in the Total Defence regions, to which the other parts of Danish Defence contribute approx. 900 reserve officers and NCOs. The future structure of the Home Guard comprises approx. 620 man-year equivalents as the final target. The tasks of the emergency management services, the Home Guard and Danish Defence are gathered under the authority of the Minister of Defence in order to strengthen Total Defence by creating a coherent and coordinated emergency management. Furthermore, an office has been established in the Ministry of Defence to implement the development of Total Defence. The report of the working group regarding the centralisation of the Danish Emergency Management Agency and Danish Defence will be available at the end of the year. Compulsory military service is reorganised and targeted towards Total Defence. Danish Defence Days (Forsvarets dag) will be held as part of the general conscript recruitment effort. All young men will be called in to attend and all young women will be invited to attend. Danish Defence Days will not only comprise elements from Danish Defence but also the emergency management services. Danish Defence Days will be held at the same time as the examination of men liable for military service and invited women. The day will start with a written test, physical examination to determine suitability for military service. Subsequently, all men and women declared suitable for milit...
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Navy. The Navy shall be formed on the basis of the FAPLA navy, in accordance with the provision in section B, items 4 and 5 above. The details will be contained in directives to be issued by CCFA.
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