SALE AND MARKETING Sample Clauses

SALE AND MARKETING of air service products 1. Each Party shall accord airlines of the other Party the right to sell and market international air services and related products in its territory (directly or through agents or other intermediaries of the airline’s choice), including the right to establish offices, both on-line and off-line. 2. [Each airline shall have the right to sell transportation in the currency of that territory or, at its discretion, in freely convertible currencies of other countries, and any person shall be free to purchase such transportation in currencies accepted by that airline.] In some agreements, this provision could be a separate article or could also be part of a “Commercial opportunities” Article. Some provisions in this Article refer to “designated airlines”. Parties would need to consider whether the provisions on the activities contained in this Article should also be extended to all airlines of a Party rather than only designated ones. This ICAO-developed provision provides a simple but fair standard for authorizing airlines to sell and market their services. This clause does not apply to the sale and marketing of air service products through computer reservation systems (CRSs) which is dealt with by a separate provision. The term “on-line office” describes a situation where an office is located in a city or country served by the airline directly; an “off-line office” is located in a city/country not directly served by the airline. Some recent bilateral agreements add the alternative provision in brackets. The optional text provides assurance to airlines that they can freely sell in convertible currencies accepted for sale by that airline, while not requiring airlines to accept currencies in which the airlines do not deal.

SALE AND MARKETING. 4.1. Sales/marketing and production plans. On the commencement date of the first and third quarters of each contract year, the Licensee shall provide the Licensor with a schedule for the review of the Licensor, indicating in reasonable detail the forecast sales and marketing plans for the Licensed Products for one of the following quarters (Sales Plan). The licensee does his best to follow the sales plan. 4.2.

SALE AND MARKETING. (a) TESB is entitled to sell and shall have full power and control over the administrative functions, sales, project management, promotion, advertising and marketing and all other aspects whatsoever of all the units in the Project and/or any parts thereof at such prices and or to deal with the same in such manner whatsoever and to or with such person(s) whomsoever as it shall at its sole discretion deem fit and proper.

SALE AND MARKETING. During the first three years of the p roject, the resulting products (a maximum of 6 tons of processed, cleaned and well packed seed) will be purchased by ICIPE (@ Ksh 1000 per kilo) to help expand the ‘push -pull’ programme. Any extra seed will be marketed by Western Seed Company. RESPONSIBILITIES: ICIPE o Overall coordination in Year 1 and 2 but hand over to Western Seed in Year 3 o Selection of contract farmers with Western Seed Company o Training of farmers with Western Seed Company o Monitor pest and disease problems and find environmental-friendly solutions to them. Western Seed Company o Overall coordination and management after Year 3 o Selection of contract farmers with ICIPE o Training of farmers with ICIPE o Provide initial seed free to contract farmers. o Purchase clean seed from farmers o Check germination and viability and appropriate storage facilities o Market appropriate packet size of desmodium in appropriate districts with Gatsby “push-pull” project details and with indications of where nearest demonstration/on farm trial can be seen. o Help disseminate the technology by providing small packets of desmodium free of charge with maize and sorghum seed. The desmodium will be only a part of the produce purchased by the Western Seed Company. o Assure production of desmodium seed as planned.