Program Substitution Sample Clauses

Program Substitution. We may at any time, upon notice to Station, substitute for any scheduled Network Program another Network Program, except that if such other Network Program in our judgment involves a special event of public interest or importance, no such notice is required.

Program Substitution. Except as set forth in paragraphs 21c and 21d hereof, NBC may substitute another program for any program hereunder. In such event, Advertiser's participation(s) will be scheduled by NBC in a replacement program(s) provided such replacement program(s): i. is(are) of comparable quality with comparable demographics. ii. is(are) available to advertisers on a participation basis. iii. is(are) comparably priced and iv. present(s) no product or scheduling conflicts.

Program Substitution. Red Hat reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to supplement or substitute the Services, provided that any such substituted benefit shall be of value reasonably comparable to the benefit

Program Substitution. We may at any time, upon notice to Station, substitute for any scheduled Network program another Network program, except that if such other Network program in our judgment involves a special event of public interest or importance, no such notice is required.

Program Substitution. Section 1 of this Special Offer sets forth the maximum allowable quantities you may use for each Program. In the event that you elect not to use up to the maximum quantities allowed for any Program set forth in Table 1, you may apply the aggregate value of the unused quantities of that Program towards other Programs listed in Table 1, provided the aggregate value for Programs in use does not exceed $[**]. Substitution is authorized under the following conditions: 1) Substitution must occur, if at all, within 24 months of this Special Offer’s execution; 2) You must provide IBM with written notice of your intent to substitute; 3) You understand that once quantities of a Program have been placed into use, those quantities are no longer eligible for substitution;