Talent Sample Clauses

Talent. Participant shall possess and perform a talent. This talent may be in the form of singing, dancing, playing a musical instrument, dramatic reading or recitation, or other approved talent. Participant understands that if her talent performance exceeds 90 seconds, she shall be automatically disqualified from receiving any points in the Talent category.

Talent. The Consultant will perform consulting services related to his areas of expertise and regarding the areas of service he has provided to the Company over the past 30 years.

Talent. (a) Supplier may retain on its own behalf, and not as agent for JPMC, a business affairs company that is a signatory to applicable union, guild or other collective bargaining agreements, including any applicable agreements with the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (collectively, the “Union Agreements”), to act as a talent payment service in connection with any advertising materials that JPMC chooses to produce pursuant to any Union Agreement. If Supplier is a signatory to certain Union Agreements with the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, then Supplier may, with the prior written consent of JPMC pay talent directly in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Union Contracts to which it is a party. Supplier represents and warrants to JPMC, to the same extent it receives representations and warranties from the business affairs company when such company is used, that it will comply with all obligations imposed on signatories to such agreements. JPMC acknowledges and agrees that the use of any advertising materials produced pursuant to any Union Agreement shall be subject to obligations pursuant to the applicable Union Agreements, including payment obligations. If JPMC consults Supplier about its obligations in a particular instance pursuant to any applicable Union Agreement, Supplier shall advise JPMC of its obligations based on Supplier’s and the business affairs company’s interpretation of any applicable Union Agreement. JPMC shall be responsible for all payment obligations arising out of any applicable Union Agreements; provided, however, that Supplier shall be responsible for any late fees or penalties under any applicable Union Agreement that are imposed due to the fault of Supplier or the business affairs company.

Talent. Where you engage talent to feature in the Contract Materials, you acknowledge and agree you have obtained: (a) police checks from the talent and approvals to photograph children under the age of 18; and (b) irrevocable and unlimited releases from the talent, or in the case of children, from their legal guardians, in a form approved by us.

Talent. Discover Wisconsin on-air host(s) for all applicable video content to be mutually agreed upon.

Talent. The Subgrantee agrees to include the following provisions in all talent agreements: (i) a prohibition against the applicable talent from performing services for, or granting rights in his/her/their name, likeness, voice or other identifying characteristics to a third party for use in any advertisements for sugary drinks, “junk” food, alcohol and/or tobacco for a period of two years from the commencement of such talent agreement (or the campaign launch); and (ii) a buyout of all media throughout the world

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Talent. ICG shall be responsible for the selection and direction of support actors and other persons who are to appear in the Spot (“Talent”). ICG shall bear the financial responsibility for non-celebrity talent only. PARTICIPANT will have sole discretion over the use of celebrity talent. If PARTICIPANT deems it necessary to have celebrity talent appear in the Spot, PARTICIPANT shall bear financial responsibility for all celebrity talent fees and associated expenses, however ICG shall have approval over such celebrity talent.

Talent. Xxxxxxx confirms that the following persons will be hired as musicians or talent in connection with the Award:

Talent. I wonder if the Sen- ator’s position isn’t similar to mine, on the point the Senator from New Hamp- shire raised, that we at least should not refuse to vote on a bill that could mean millions of jobs for everybody in the country in all sections of the coun- try because of one provision in the bill which could perhaps be fixed or com- promised in some other legislation. I wonder if that isn’t the Senator’s posi- tion. Mr. SESSIONS. I think that is a very good point. I know a number of Sen- ators who favor this xxxx said they would be open to consider reforming it on a short basis if there was any abuse. Any language of this kind deserves to be carefully examined. I understand New Hampshire has filed a lawsuit that might be prohibited by this legislation, so I can understand the Senator from New Hampshire being concerned about that. From what I understand, if the fun- damental principle in the legislation appears to be sound, I can be sup- portive of it. If, in its application, it is unfair and unjust, I would be prepared to support reform. Mr. TALENT. I thank the Senator for yielding for a question. Mr. SESSIONS. Mr. President, I yield the floor. XXXXXXX). The Senator from Missouri. Mr. TALENT. Mr. President, it is a real pleasure for me to come down and speak on behalf of the Energy Policy Act. I want to begin by congratulating those involved in the conference com- mittee who reached an agreement upon it. I saw my friend, the senior Senator from Iowa. He certainly did xxxxxx’s work on behalf of a provision that is very important to us in Missouri: The renewable fuel standard, as well as the biodiesel tax credit. I am going to begin my brief remarks and end them by commenting on those provisions. They stand to create hundreds of thou- sands of jobs in the short term around the country and in the long term have the potential not just to revolutionize family production by bringing in a whole new wave of value-added enter- prise but also help create energy inde- pendence for this country. As we have said on this floor on many occasions, when we are able to grow our own fuel, by growing corn, by growing soybeans, and turning them into fuel that we can burn in our cars, it just revolutionizes international re- lations in the world and also helps the environment and protects the economy as well. This bill is a major step in that direction. For that reason alone, I think it deserves to be voted on and passed. There are provisions in this bill, as the Senator from ...