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Re-Use Sample Clauses

Re-Use. The Publisher permits the Author to copy, distribute or otherwise re-use the Contribution, without the requirement to seek specific prior written permission from the Publisher, in accordance with the Publisher's guidelines, the current version of which is set out in the Appendix "Author's Re-Use Rights".
Re-Use. City may use City’s work product without further compensation to Contractor; provided, however, City’s reuse without written verification or adaption by Contractor for purposes other than contemplated herein is at City’s sole risk and without liability to Contractor. Contractor shall not engage in any conflict of interest nor appropriate any portion of City’s work product for the benefit of Contractor or any third parties without City’s prior written consent.
Re-Use. Re-use periods shall each consist of twelve (12) consecutive months during which twelve
Re-Use. Within fifteen (15) days following the commencement of any re-use cycle of a commercial announcement, the Producer shall report the following information to the Local in whose jurisdiction the recording session took place, or elsewhere if required by the Federation: title of the commercial announcement, advertiser for whom made, product advertised, date of the recording or dubbing session, broadcast medium for which made, and date upon which re-use cycle commenced. Such report shall be made either in form of a copy or a Form B contract or otherwise.
Re-Use. The first additional broadcast after the expiration of the initial cycle in the same broadcast medium shall start a new thirteen (13) week cycle. The first broadcast in such broadcast medium following the second thirteen (13) week cycle shall start a new thirteen (13) week cycle, etc. The end of one (1) thirteen week cycle and the commencement of the next such cycle need not be contiguous.
Re-Use. Use of IOS pertaining to this project by the Client for extensions of this project or on any other project shall be at the Client's sole risk and the Client agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless XxXxxxx from all claims, damages and expenses, including attorneys’ fees arising out of such re-use of the IOS by the Client or by others acting through the Client.
Re-Use. Re-use periods for the exhibition of Programs produced hereunder which are one-half (1/2) hour in length or longer (with the exception of Award Programs) shall each consist of twenty (20) additional play dates (on both domestic basic cable and foreign basic cable) over periods of thirty (30) consecutive months. The exercise of re-use period shall require payment of the percentages of scale listed below. The following percentages of the scale payment set forth in Exhibits I and II hereto shall be paid with fifteen (15) business days of such re-use to each instrumentalist, leader, contractor and music sound consultant who originally performed services in connection with such Programs (including but not limited to rehearsal services rendered prior to performance). Second 70 Third 50 Fourth 47.5 Fifth 42.5 Sixth 30 Seventh 10 Eighth and subsequent each period 5 As an alternative to the foregoing re-use periods and payments therefor, Employer shall have the option of electing re-use periods consisting of ten (10) play dates (on both domestic basic cable and foreign basic cable) over a period of fifteen (15) consecutive months. The exercise of such alternative re-use period shall require payment of fifty percent (50%) of the percentages of scale listed above. Arrangers, orchestrators and production musicians shall receive the applicable percentage payment for re-use based upon actual wages earned at scale, but in no event shall such re-use payment exceed one hundred fifty percent (150%) of the re-use payment to the leader computed at leader's scale. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event Employer exercises the re-use option described above in this Article 10, arrangers, orchestrators and production musicians shall receive the applicable percentage payment for the option period based upon actual wages earned at scale, but in no event shall that amount of such payment in excess of the initial scale wages exceed two hundred percent (200%) of the amount by which the payment to the leader computed at leader's scale exceeds the initial scale wages of the leader. Copyists and librarians shall receive the applicable percentage payment for re-use based upon actual wages earned at scale, but in no event shall such re-use payment exceed one hundred fifty percent (150%) of the re-use payment to the instrumentalist computed at scale. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event Employer exercises the re-use option described above in this Article 10, copyists and libraria...
Re-Use. The Client Hereby Agrees to Indemnify and Hold Harmless the Architect of any liability, injuries, claims, losses, expenses (including reasonable attorney’s fee and cost of defense) or damages, whatsoever arising out of or in any way related to the re-use of drawings or specifications provided by the Architect to the Client for anything other than this project.
Re-Use. In line with the waste hierarchy laid down in Article 4 of Directive 2008/98/EC, Member States shall take measures to encourage the increase in the share of reusable packaging placed on the market and of systems to reuse packaging in an environmentally sound manner and in conformity with the Treaty, without compromising food hygiene or the safety of consumers. Such measures may include, inter alia:
Re-Use. Once approved as per Section 13.2.1 (in case of Atara) or aligned as per Section 13.2.2 (in case of Bayer), after such approved Voluntary Public Communication has been issued, presented, or otherwise made by a Party, the precise or substantially similar wording may be frequently re-issued by such Party unless (i) the content of such Voluntary Public Communication has become misleading or otherwise inadequate as to subsequent developments, or (ii) any subsequent Voluntary Public Communication referring to the subject-matter thereof has been issued in line with Section 13.2.1 (in case of Atara) or Section 13.2.2 (in case of Bayer), in which case only the later Voluntary Public Communication may be re-issued, or (iii) the Parties have expressly agreed that a certain Voluntary Public Communication should exclusively be issued on one or more defined occasions.