ProQuest Sample Clauses

ProQuest. ProQuest may disclose Confidential Information of Guilford received from Guilford or a Third Party to the extent such disclosure is reasonably necessary in prosecuting or defending litigation or (if and after ProQuest becomes a public company) complying with applicable securities regulations, provided that if Guilford is required by law or regulation to make any such disclosure of Guilford’s Confidential Information, ProQuest will, except where impracticable for necessary disclosures, give reasonable advance notice to Guilford of such disclosure requirement and will where applicable use its reasonable efforts to seek confidential treatment of such Confidential Information required to be disclosed. ProQuest agrees to consult in good faith with Guilford on the nature and scope of public references to Guilford in connection with any filings required of ProQuest by law. ProQuest may disclose non-public (i) ProQuest Patent Rights and ProQuest Know-how in existence prior to the Effective Date, and (ii) ProQuest Patent Rights and ProQuest Know-how which come into existence from and after the Effective Date, so long as it does not relate to Agreement Compounds, in each case under customary conditions of confidentiality similar to those contained in this Article 7, for purposes of conducting discussions with potential licensees, investors, financial institutions, potential merger or acquisition partners or other advisers.
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ProQuest. ProQuest shall by its own counsel and at its own expense have the right to participate and be represented in any such proceeding that Guilford initiates regarding ProQuest Patent Rights described in Section 8.3(a) above. In the event that Guilford does not initiate an action to enforce Program Patent Rights against a Third Party suspected of infringing a claim of ProQuest Patent Rights, ProQuest may give notice to Guilford that ProQuest intends to bring such enforcement action at ProQuest's own expense. In such event, the Parties shall confer, and if Guilford has a commercially reasonable basis for foregoing or delaying such infringement proceeding, then Guilford's decision shall govern, provided, however, in determining whether there is a commercially reasonable basis for Guilford's decision, any interest (direct or indirect) held by Guilford in the suspected infringer shall be disregarded. Any recovery made by ProQuest from a Third Party pursuant to any infringement action ProQuest brings as contemplated in this Section 8.3(c) will be allocated as if it were recovered by Guilford under Section 8.3(b) above and the Consent and Agreement.
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ProQuest. All Xxxxx Graduate School dissertations are sent to ProQuest, and will be distributed by ProQuest in their Dissertations and Theses Global Database (PQDT) as described below. As a Xxxxx Graduate School doctoral candidate submitting a dissertation, I hereby grant to ProQuest permission to: (i) reproduce the full text of dissertations submitted by me for a research degree awarded by Emory University; (ii) include such dissertation in ProQuest's PQDT Global database and (iii) make microform and/or digital copies of my dissertation for the purposes of public reference, archiving, inter-library loan, the supply and distribution of copies, including sale of individual copies. I further acknowledge that ProQuest will include the abstract, bibliography and other metadata in PQDT Global and any successor or related index and/or finding products or services. Such products may be delivered to customers in tangible and electronic formats as may be in existence now or developed in the future, whether individually or as part of electronic database and reference products. ProQuest has agreed to honor the access restrictions you may select in Part 3 of this form. This information will be communicated to ProQuest at the time your dissertation is sent to ProQuest from the ETD system. If you would like to change the access restriction applied by ProQuest, you may elect to do so by contacting ProQuest directly by emailing xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx. ProQuest has also agreed to pay royalties to dissertation authors for participation in ProQuest's distribution program if you provide and maintain your current address and tax information necessary for the payment of the royalties pursuant to ProQuest's applicable publishing program. You may change and/or update your address with ProQuest directly by emailing xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx. If, after submission of your dissertation to ProQuest, you wish to withdraw your dissertation from this program with ProQuest, you may elect to do so by contacting ProQuest directly by emailing xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx. ETD SUBMISSION FORM Version 2.28.2018 Part 2 - Submission Questionnaire: 1. Does your thesis or dissertation contain any third-party text, audiovisual, or other material which is beyond a fair use and would require permission? Yes No If yes, you must obtain permission or remove the copyrighted content from your ETD before proceeding with submission. Examples of materials for which you may need permission include long quotations, images, and article...
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ProQuest. As between the Parties during the term of this Agreement, and subject to Section 8.6 below, ProQuest (or KUCR, pursuant to the KU License, as amended by the Consent and Agreement) shall be responsible for and control the preparation, filing, prosecution, maintenance and defense in opposition, reexamination, interference and similar administrative proceedings, in the U.S. and foreign countries (“Patent Prosecution”), of ProQuest Patent Rights in existence on the Effective Date, and any subsequent ProQuest Patent Rights described in Section 8.1(i) above, provided that: (i) ProQuest shall provide Guilford sufficient time before the due date and filing thereof to review and comment on patent applications and patents and material correspondence to and from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and patent offices in foreign countries relating to such ProQuest Patent Rights; (ii) obtain Guilford’s consent (which consent shall not to be unreasonably withheld) in connection with material actions ProQuest may take in the course of Patent Prosecution that would limit the scope of protection for Agreement Compounds; “Material actions” as used in this Agreement shall include: (1) the filing of new applications (including divisionals, continuations, continuations-in-part, reissues and reexaminations); (2) the filing of amendments; (3) the submission of responses to Official actions on the merits (and not relating to procedure, such as responses to restrictions or election of species); (4) the filing of formal papers such as declarations (including Rule 131 and 132 declarations); (5) the filing of appeal briefs and reply briefs; (6) the submission of summaries of interviews during which the scope of claims was discussed; (7) the filing of responses to reasons for allowances; (8) abandonment of claims; (9) the filing of motions and taking of positions in patent interference proceedings; and (10) other material actions which could affect the scope of protection for Agreement Compounds; and (iii) Guilford shall have the right to exercise ProQuest’s rights under the KU License, as amended by the Consent and Agreement, to review and comment in advance on the Patent Prosecution of ProQuest Patent Rights made by the University of Kansas.
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ProQuest. As between the Parties during the term of this Agreement, and subject to Section 8.6 below, ProQuest (or KUCR, pursuant to the KU License, as amended by the Consent and Agreement) shall be responsible for and control the preparation, filing, prosecution, maintenance and defense in opposition, reexamination, interference and similar administrative proceedings, in the U.S. and foreign countries ("Patent Prosecution"), of ProQuest Patent Rights in existence on the Effective Date, and any subsequent ProQuest Patent Rights described in Section 8.1(i) above, provided that: (i) ProQuest shall provide Guilford sufficient time before the due date and filing thereof to review and comment on patent applications and patents and material correspondence to and from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and patent offices in foreign countries relating to such ProQuest Patent Rights; (ii) obtain Guilford's consent (which consent shall not to be unreasonably withheld) in connection with material actions ProQuest may take in the course of Patent Prosecution that would limit the scope of protection for Agreement Compounds; "Material actions" as used in this Agreement shall include: (1) the filing of new applications (including divisionals, continuations, continuations-in-part, reissues and reexaminations); (2) the filing of amendments;
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ProQuest. KNOW-HOW. To ProQuest's knowledge, ProQuest has disclosed or made available to Guilford all ProQuest Know-how in ProQuest's possession or Control which may adversely affect the scientific, regulatory or business prospects of the Development and Commercialization of PQ-1002 or any other Agreement Compound.
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ProQuest. Web. 8 Mar. 2016 . 21 Xxxxxxxx, A Critical History of Television’s The Twilight Xxxx, 00. 22 Xxxxxxxx, A Critical History of Television’s The Twilight Xxxx, 00. 23 Zicree, The Twilight Zone Companion, 108. 24 Kates, “Uncensored.”
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