Restrictions on Advertising Sample Clauses

Restrictions on Advertising. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, BrightBytes is absolutely prohibited from using, referring or to or in any way referencing School 225 in any advertising, nor may BrightBytes School District identify or disclose School District 225 as a client of BrightBytes.
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Restrictions on Advertising. Neither RJO nor Broker shall utilize the name of the other in any way without the other's prior written consent except to disclose the clearing relationship between the parties. Neither party shall employ the other's name in such a manner as to create the impression that the relationship between them is anything other than that of clearing broker and introducing broker. Broker shall not hold itself out as an agent of RJO or as a subsidiary or company controlled directly or indirectly by or affiliated with RJO except as provided in this paragraph.
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Restrictions on Advertising. Contractor must adhere to its advertising policy attached hereto as Exhibit 3 when placing advertising on Ad Panels. Subject only to the restrictions expressly set forth in Exhibit 3, which HPTE shall have the right to enforce at all times, Contractor has the right to make all decisions regarding the acceptance of advertising for the Digital Signs pursuant to its own advertising policy and goals, and shall be solely responsible for such decisions. It is HPTE’s express intent, and Digital Signs Network work shall at all times be so operated, that the Digital Signs and Digital Signs Network and HPTE property on which they are located are not designated public forums for purposes of any First Amendment forum analysis. This requirement is a material inducement to HPTE’s execution of this Agreement and is not severable. During the Term of this Agreement, Contractor shall have the exclusive right to market and sell advertising on the Digital Signs.
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Restrictions on Advertising. PlanetRx shall not (and shall not permit any agent or representative of PlanetRx to) sell or allow advertising (e.g. banner adds or promotional buttons, etc) on the pages of the PlanetRx Web Sites where the content on the content portion of the page is 75% or more iVillage Content.
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Restrictions on Advertising. Neither Representative nor any of its subrepresentatives shall insert or otherwise place any advertising material respecting ASSI in any publication, including on the INTERNET, without the prior written approval of ASSI, which may be withheld in ASSI’s sole and absolute discretion. Any and all promotional ideas or materials, written or otherwise, desired to be utilized by Representative or any of its subrepresentatives, including Internet web sites, must be approved by ASSI in writing prior to use; and ASSI may withhold such approval in its sole and absolute discretion.
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Restrictions on Advertising. Publisher may not (x) sell or include in any Print Directory any Premium Advertising Products for any Telecom Competitor, (y) sell or include on the front or back cover, or tip-ons adhering to the cover, or spine or edge of any Print Directory or any other part of any Print Directory, including without limitation tabbed inserts, that is visible from the outside (collectively, "Visible Areas") any Premium Advertising Products for any Telecom Service (other than those provided by an SBC Entity), or permit any branding of any Print Directory with any name or brand of a Telecom Competitor which is not an Approved Publisher Xxxx or Telecom Service (other than those provided by an SBC Entity), or (z) during the Term (as defined in the IYP Reseller Agreement), sell or include in any Print Directory any Premium Advertising Product for any Existing IYP Directory or Future Electronic Directory (other than SMARTpages (as defined in the IYP Reseller Agreement)) unless Publisher makes available on such Print Directory at no cost to SBC Directory Operations comparable (in terms of type, size, visibility and prominence) Premium Advertising Products for SMARTpages, except (i) as required by law or the Legal and Regulatory Requirements, (ii) with SBC Directory Operations' prior written consent or (iii) as required by Publisher in order to avoid a breach of any contract relating to the Publisher Business entered into prior to the date of this Agreement by any Person acquired by RHD.
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Restrictions on Advertising. (a) During the Term and for each Exclusive Country, Microsoft agrees not to promote or sell advertisements of any kind, including, but not limited to, such advertising elements as banner advertisements, or sponsorships on MSN to the EI Named Competitors associated with such Exclusive Country as set forth in Exhibit B. (b) During the Term and for each Non-Exclusive Country, Microsoft agrees not to promote or sell advertisements of any kind, including, but not limited to, such advertising elements as banner advertisements, or sponsorships on MSN to the EI Named Competitors specified for such Non-Exclusive Countries in Exhibit B. (c) EI agrees that it will not sell or otherwise make available any banner inventory or otherwise promote the MSN Named Competitors on the Co- Branded Site. EI will promote MSN on Expedia in a similar manner as it promotes other major partners (e.g. other portals).
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Restrictions on Advertising. The Contractor must adhere to its advertising policy attached hereto as Exhibit 11 when placing advertising on Ad Panels. In addition, the Contractor may not place advertising on Ad Panels that violates sponsorship agreements in effect as of the Commencement Date between the City and its sponsors. Subject only to the restrictions expressly set forth in this Section 4.6, which the City shall have the right to enforce at all times, the Contractor has the right to make all decisions regarding the acceptance of advertising for the City Digital Signs pursuant to its own advertising policy and goals, and shall be solely responsible for such decisions. It is the City’s express intent, and the City Digital Network shall at all times be so operated, that the City Digital Signs and the City Digital Network and the City property on which they are located are not designated public forums for purposes of any First Amendment forum analysis. This requirement is a material inducement to the City’s execution of this Agreement and is not severable. If the City unilaterally acts to restrict or prohibit alcohol advertising on the City Digital Network, then the parties shall adjust the City Share of Gross Revenues downward, based on an actual before-and-after analysis of the impact of such prohibition on Gross Revenues for the two (2) years prior to such restriction or prohibition. If there have not been two (2) years of historical Gross Revenues prior to such City action, the reduction shall be five percent (5%) of the City Share of Gross Revenues (i.e., from 50% to 45%, from 40% to 35%, and from 30% to 25%, as applicable). Such fixed five percent (5%) reduction shall be applied during each year that such restriction or prohibition remains in effect. If, however, there have been two (2) years of historical Gross Revenues prior to such City action, the parties shall in good faith negotiate a mutually agreed to adjustment in such sharing percentages, but in no event shall such adjustment be less than two percent (2%) (i.e., from 50% to 48%, from 40% to 38%, and from 30% to 28%) or more than five percent (5%) (i.e., as explained above) of the City Share of Gross Revenues. Such adjusted sharing percentage shall thereafter apply during each year such restriction or prohibition remains in effect. Such adjustment shall take into account such relevant historical factors as the Gross Revenues from alcohol advertising, the percentage share of overall Gross Revenues contributed by alcoh...
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