Permitted Applications. (a) The Financial Institution and the Depositor authorize the NYS DOS to withdraw funds from the Account and to apply such funds toward (i) payment of any claim arising by reason of any failure by the Depositor to comply with any applicable provision of Article 21-B or Part 1210; (ii) payment of any penalty levied or assessed under Article 21-B or Part 1210 against the Depositor; (iii) payment for repairs or other corrective actions directed to be made or taken by any “Article 21-B order” (as that term is defined in Part 1210) made against the Depositor, or payment of such sums as may be required otherwise to satisfy any such Article 21-B order; (iv) payment for repairs or other corrective actions directed to be made or taken by any “Article 21-B judgment” (as that term is defined in Part 1210) entered against the Depositor, or payment of such sums as may be required otherwise to satisfy any such Article 21-B judgment; (v) payment of any claim arising by reason of any failure by any employee of the Depositor holding a “limited certificate” (as that term is defined in Part 1210) to comply with any applicable provision of Article 21-B or Part 1210 while acting as an employee of the Depositor; (vi) payment of any penalty levied or assessed under Article 21-B or Part 1210 against any employee of the Depositor holding a limited certificate in connection with any act or omission of such employee while acting as an employee of the Depositor; (vii) payment for repairs or other corrective actions directed to be made or taken by any Article 21-B order made against any employee of the Depositor holding a limited certificate in connection with any act or omission of such employee while acting as an employee of the Depositor or principal, or payment of such sums as may be required otherwise to satisfy any such Article 21-B order, and (viii) payment for repairs or other corrective actions directed to be made or taken by any Article 21-B judgment entered against any employee of the Depositor holding a limited certificate in connection with any act or omission of such employee while acting as an employee of the Depositor, or such sums as may be required otherwise to satisfy any such Article 21-B judgment (the foregoing applications being hereinafter referred to collectively as the “permitted applications” and individually as a “permitted application”). The Financial Institution and the Depositor agree that funds in the Account will be paid to the NYS DOS, upon written dem...
Permitted Applications. Customer and other approved third parties specified below shall use the Services solely for the applications specified below in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Permitted Applications. Customer and Permitted Users specified below shall use the Services solely for the uses specified below in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Permitted Applications. The License only grants to Delta the right to use the Licensed Program in the conduct of the Consulting Business, and to license customers of the Consulting Business to use the Licensed Program and any modifications thereto or derivations thereof only for one or more of the Permitted Applications as described below. For purposes of this Agreement, the term "Permitted Applications" shall mean the provision of patient classification and determination of workload requirements by patient type, to hospitals, other health care facilities, and any of the departments thereof. The License grants to Delta the right to use, market and license the Licensed Program or any of the Existing Code or any derivations thereof for any Permitted Applications, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Permitted Applications. WNI can only manufacture, sell and distribute Non-Retail Units for non-commercial purposes which may include provisioning of water for agricultural and human consumption purposes. WNI will not have any rights to utilize the Technology or to manufacture or distribute any water treatment unit for use in the oil & gas industry; environmental remediation; water treatment in conjunction with an industrial facility of any nature, including but not limited to landfills, mines, desalination plants, and wastewater treatment ("Permitted Applications").
Permitted Applications. For purposes of this Section 2, the term “Permitted Applications” means the patient-facing application linked to practice management and EHR system at Practice Services, as currently contemplated by Practice Services with a third party provider, provided that notwithstanding the foregoing, Practice Services will also enable WebMD to deliver this solution as described in Section 2(f) below.
Permitted Applications. The license granted herein is strictly limited to use of the 12 Monthly List files during the 90 Day Licensing Period as described in Recital (C) for a ONE TIME USE ONLY and only for the purpose of promoting by mail the licensee’s product or service. The Authorized Third Party Processor may not make the List available to any other person or entity except for the purpose of addressing mail without the express written consent of Canada Post. Except as permitted herein, Authorized Third Party Processor may not distribute, redistribute, re-sell or release any of the information contained in the List. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Licensee shall not use the List or any of the data contained therein to set up or maintain any direct marketing, telemarketing or mailing lists. Immediately following the termination of the License or the Licensee’s use of the List within the 90 day period set out in Recital (C) to deliver the Offer, the Authorized Third Party Processor and licensees authorized vendors used for producing Addressed AdmailTM using the List on behalf of the Licensee, at its own expense, shall destroy the List and all copies thereof and will certify such destruction in writing if requested to do so by Canada Post. The List will be provided in the context of a single mailing to occur within 90 days of receipt of the monthly list that must meet all of the requirements specified in the Customer’s Addressed AdmailTM Agreement.
Permitted Applications. The Borrowing Certificate shall specify ---------------------- that the intended use of proceeds is solely for payment of one or more of: (a) payables incurred on or after the date of this Agreement for the construction of networks to satisfy the "substantial service" requirement set forth in Section 101.17(a) of the rules of the Federal Communications Commission for the renewal of Future Licenses (as defined in the Acquisition Agreement), provided that such construction will be completed first for licenses identified on Schedule 1(b) to the Acquisition Agreement as "First Build Licenses" before licenses identified as "Other Markets;"
Permitted Applications. The license granted herein is strictly limited to use of the List during the Licensing Period for a ONE TIME USE ONLY and only for the purpose of promoting by mail the licensee’s product or service. The Authorized Third Party Processor may not make the List available to any other person or entity except for the purpose of addressing mail without the express written consent of Canada Post. Except as permitted herein, Authorized Third Party Processor may not distribute, redistribute, re-sell or release any of the information contained in the List. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Licensee shall not use the List or any of the data contained therein to set up or maintain any direct marketing, telemarketing or mailing lists. Immediately following the termination of the License or the Licensee’s use of the List to deliver the Offer, the Authorized Third Party Processor and licensees authorized vendors used for producing Addressed AdmailTM using the List on behalf of the Licensee, at its own expense, shall destroy the List and all copies thereof and will certify such destruction in writing if requested to do so by Canada Post. The List will be provided in the context of a single mailing that must meet all of the requirements specified in the Customer’s Addressed AdmailTM Agreement.
Permitted Applications
