Promotional Items Clause Samples

Promotional Items. Licensee shall not give away Articles or sell Articles in connection with any tie-in or promotional campaign involving products other than Articles (including products bearing the Licensed M▇▇▇), or include Articles as part of any gift sets, gift-with-purchase or purchase-with-purchase involving products other than Articles (including products bearing the Licensed M▇▇▇) without the prior written consent of the Company.

Promotional Items. Stand-alone promotional items received from a vendor in conjunction with a Government purchase, whether as Government-furnished property or contractor-acquired property, must be accounted for as Government property. If the contractor has a valid need to use the promotional items to fulfill contractual requirements, the items shall be managed as contract-accountable property. If there is no valid need for the items under the contract, the contractor will disposition the items as directed by the Contracting Officer.

Promotional Items. During the Term of this Agreement, the Chairman shall be entitled to provide Company products, at the Company’s expense (not to exceed a maximum of Six Thousand Five Hundred ($6,500) dollars annually), to customers, vendors, or suppliers as the Chairman in his sole discretion determines, provided that the Chairman’s objective is to enhance the business and goodwill of the Company.

Promotional Items. The Contractor shall not use contract funds (direct or indirect) to purchase promotional items in performance of this award. Promotional items include, but are not limited to clothing and commemorative items such as pens, mugs/cups, folders/folios, lanyards, and conference bags that are sometimes provided to visitors, employees, grantees, or conference attendees. This includes items or tokens given to individuals as these are considered personal gifts for which contract funds may not be expended.

Promotional Items. A. In addition to the other rights granted hereunder, LICENSEE shall have the right and license to use the names of all former Major League Baseball Players furnished and authorized by LICENSOR to promote the Event(s). Promotional items shall include, without limitation, print advertisements, POS material, tear pads, brochures, printed programs, radio and television advertisements, informational mailings, and other media to promote the Event(s) or mediums deemed suitable by the LICENSOR (the “Event(s) Promotional Materials”). B. LICENSOR will provide each participant in attendance with one (1) baseball for autograph session with each former Major League Baseball in attendance. C. The phrase “celebrities subject to change” must appear in all of the Event(s) Promotional Materials. D. LICENSEE shall be responsible for all design, production, and costs associated with the Events Promotional Materials used to promote the Events. All Events Promotional Materials must be approved by LICENSOR prior to use. LICENSOR shall respond to LICENSEE’s request within 72 hours. If LICENSOR fails to respond within 72 hours, LICENSEE’s request shall be deemed approved.

Promotional Items. Member and Member groups may desire to create promotional items such as t-shirts, hats, bags, cups, etc. to show unity and to promote their Member business. Prior to the creation of such items, a written request must be submitted to the Company for ap- proval of any material that incorporates and uses any trademarks and copyrights owned by Velovita. No promotional item as described above or any others may be created for sale and only a limited quantity will be permitted. Velovita reserves the right to deny any request for the creation and use of such items in its sole and absolute discretion.

Promotional Items. Any client products and samples used in an event are for demonstration or display purposes only and remain the property of On The Rocks’s client. You are accountable for all promotional materials in your possession. In the event there are product samples remaining at the end of your promotion, unless otherwise specified, you are not permitted to sell or retain these items, as they belong to the client. Selling the client’s property without prior written consent is considered unethical, illegal and will not be tolerated by the client. Misappropriation of client property may be considered theft and may result in legal action.

Promotional Items. The Contractor shall promptly identify to the Lockheed ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Procurement Representative any promotional items (stand-alone or otherwise) received in conjunction with their purchases on behalf of the Government. Upon receipt and adjudication by the Government, the Contractor shall follow the direction of the Lockheed ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Procurement Representative with regard to the promotional items.

Promotional Items. INTER PARFUMS may use (by sale or trade discount), under the Assigned Trademarks, promotional items or products of any kind (outside the domain of Products) on the condition that: a) LANVIN has previously authorized the distribution of the items in question, of which INTER PARFUMS will have submitted a sample or model to LANVIN, with it being understood that any possible refusal by LANVIN must be made for reasons that would objectively demonstrate that such distribution would bring about real and serious harm to LANVIN. b) Use of these items remains secondary to use of the Products of the contract c) The promotional items and products are indicated as “Lanvin Parfums” and there can be no confusion with products marketed by LANVIN or its other license holders.