OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE Sample Clauses

OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE. DISTRIBUTOR represents and warrants to GUPTA that DISTRIBUTOR does not expect more than forty percent (40%) of DISTRIBUTOR's future gross sales to derive from the resale of GUPTA Products and Services.
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OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE. The Contributing Partners may explore additional sources of revenue beyond those enumerated in this Agreement. Such revenue sources may include, but are not limited to, grants, donations, and public-private partnerships. The details of any additional revenue sources and funding mechanisms shall be outlined in a separate addendum to this Agreement, providing flexibility for future adjustments and modifications as deemed necessary by the Board.
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OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE. We and parties related to us may earn revenue from other sources, which may be seen as involving a conflict of interest. These revenues include: ■ mutual fund trailing commissions paid by mutual fund companies, including those related to us, which also earn revenue on the sale of the Funds; TD Asset Management Inc. pays TDIS a trailing commission for as long as you own your Fund. It is for the services and advice we provide to you; ■ cash balances held by TDIS may be transferred into bank accounts at TD Bank. Any interest earned on such transferred cash balances is for the account of the applicable Funds. TD Bank may earn income and/or spreads on such transferred cash balances; ■ fees and spreads in connection with any services provided by us or our affiliates to your Account, or transactions between us or our affiliates and your Account, including in connection with banking, custody, brokerage, derivatives and foreign exchange transactions and Registered Plan administration and trusteeship; and ■ fees and spreads in connection with various services provided to, or transactions with, the Funds, including in connection with banking, deposit-taking, custody, fund accounting and reporting, portfolio valuation, unitholder account maintenance and reporting, brokerage and derivatives transactions.
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OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE. DISTRIBUTOR represents and warrants to GUPTA that DISTRIBUTOR does not expect more than forty percent (40%) of DISTRIBUTOR's future gross sales to derive from the resale of GUPTA Products and Services. 1.6. RELATIONSHIP OF DISTRIBUTOR TO GUPTA. DISTRIBUTOR is an independent contractor with respect to GUPTA. DISTRIBUTOR is not a joint venture, agent, employer, or employee of GUPTA. All obligations associated with DISTRIBUTOR's business are the sole responsibility of DISTRIBUTOR. DISTRIBUTOR shall have no authority to act for or bind GUPTA in any manner not specified in this Agreement. 2. OBLIGATIONS OF DISTRIBUTOR 2.1
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OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE. The parties may make monetary and in-kind contributions to the Authority. If the parties make monetary contributions to the Authority, they shall enter into a funding agreement describing the same. The parties acknowledge that such funding may not be adequate to completely fund the Authority. Funding from each party shall be subject to annual availability and appropriation by the governing body of each jurisdiction. In addition to the foregoing, the parties may, from time to time, pay the Authority with proprietary revenues or other public funds for services rendered or facilities provided by the Authority, as contributions to defray the cost of any purpose set forth in this Agreement, and/or as advances for any purpose which may be subject to repayment by the Authority.
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OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE. The parties may make monetary and in-kind contributions to the Authority. The parties shall enter into a Funding Agreement which shall provide, at a minimum, funding for the Authority for the first three (3) full calendar years after the appointment of the Board. The parties acknowledge that such funding may not be adequate to completely fund the Authority for such years. Funding from each party shall be subject to annual availability and appropriation by the governing body of each jurisdiction. In addition to the foregoing, the parties may, from time to time, pay the Authority with proprietary revenues or other public funds for services rendered or facilities provided by the Authority, as contributions to defray the cost of any purpose set forth in this Agreement, and/or as advances for any purpose subject to repayment by the Authority.
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OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE. The parties shall provide, at a minimum, funding for the Authority for the first full calendar year, beginning on January 1, 2023, in the total aggregate amount of $80,000. The parties acknowledge that such funding may not be adequate to completely fund the Authority for such year. Funding from each Party shall be subject to annual availability and appropriation by the governing body of each jurisdiction.
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