APPLICABLE SYSTEMS definition

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS means all the necessary equipment, systems / sub-systems and components of the network engineered to meet relevant ITU standards, ITU-T, ITU-R recommendations, TEC specifications and Industry Standards for provision of SERVICE in accordance with operational, technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the Licence Agreement.

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS. The "applicable system" means all the necessary equipments/systems engineered to provide INTERNET Service as per operational/technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the licence agreement and as laid down in the Guidelines for INTERNET Service No.820-1/2006-LR dated 24th August 2007.

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS means all the necessary equipment/systems engineered to provide Broadcast Services as per operational/technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the Grant of Permission Agreement.

Examples of APPLICABLE SYSTEMS in a sentence

• REQUEST TYPE New user access Update user access Remove user access Change user name REQUESTING ORGANIZATION AND MAILING ADDRESS DATE RECEIVED USER’S CARE ID (IF APPLICABLE) SYSTEMS ACCESS REQUESTED VPN * ACES Online IPOne – Remove Only THROUGH ALTSA ALTSA Data Mart – CARE ALTSA Data Mart – P1 / AFRS WaCareRpt Database PRISM * Client Registry * SYSTEMS ACCESS REQUEST SET UP AT AAA LEVEL CARE Web Production + Practice ADSA Reporting Barcode Select one.

• The LICENSEE shall furnish to the LICENSOR, in such manner and at such times as the LICENSOR may require, complete technical details with all calculations for engineering, planning and dimensioning of the system/ network/ routes, concerned relevant literature, drawing, installation materials regarding the APPLICABLE SYSTEMS for the SERVICE.

• APPLICABLE SYSTEMS: The "applicable system" means all the necessary equipments /systems engineered to provide INTERNET Service as per operational/technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the licence agreement and as laid down in the Guidelines for INTERNET Service No.845-51/97-VAS as well as Guidelines for Issue of permission to offer Internet Telephony Services dated 21st March, 2002.

More Definitions of APPLICABLE SYSTEMS

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS means the telecommunication systems run by BT Cellnet, Dolphin, One2One, Orange or Vodafone in the United Kingdom in accordance with the BT Cellnet Licence, the Dolphin Licence, the One2One Licence, the Orange Licence or the Vodafone Licence respectively, as the case may be;

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS means all the necessary equipment / sub-systems engineered to provide National Long Distance Service in accordance with operational, technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the LICENCE Agreement.

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS. The "applicable system" means all the necessary equipment/ sub-systems engineered to provide Public Mobile Radio Trunk Service using analogue/digital technology in accordance with operational/technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the license agreement.

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS. The "applicable system" means all the necessary equipment/ sub-systems engineered to provide CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONE SERVICE in accordance with operational/technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the Licence agreement.

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS means any systems which the parties may agree to use for the safe planning and operation of Train Movements over the Network; Bid means a bid made by EWS to WR plc for one or more Train Slots in accordance with paragraph 4 of Schedule 5; Change of Law means the application to any person of any Legal Requirement which did not previously so apply or the change of any Legal Requirement applying to that person (including any such Legal Requirement ceasing to apply, being withdrawn or not being renewed) other than in relation to:

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS. The "applicable system" means all the necessary equipment/ sub-systems engineered to provide GLOBAL MOBILE PERSONAL COMMUNICATION BY SATELLITE in accordance with operational/technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the license agreement.

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS. The "applicable system" means all the necessary equipments /systems engineered to provide INTERNET Service as per operational/technical and quality requirements and other terms and conditions of the licence agreement and as laid down in the Guidelines for INTERNET Service No.845-51/97-VAS as well as Guidelines for Issue of permission to offer Internet Telephony Services dated 21st March, 2002. 2. BSNL means Bharat Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Limited. 3. BSO means Basic Service Operators. 4. CMSO means Cellular Mobile Service Operator. 5. CONNECTABLE SYSTEM means a telecommunication system which is authorised to be run under a licence which can be connected to the applicable system. 6. CPE means Customer Premises Equipment. 7. THE AUDITOR means the Licensee's auditor for the time being appointed in accordance with the requirements of the Companies Act, 1956. 8. XXXX: DOT's Gateway Internet Access services. 9. DIRECT EXCHANGE LINE (DEL): A telephone connection between the subscriber's terminal equipment and a local exchange. 10. DOMAIN NAME: Domain names in India are at present registered by NCST (National Centre for Software Technology), Mumbai, who allot the same to legitimate IP address holder on receipt of a written application. 11. DOT means Department of Telecommunications, India, Government of India and/or its successors as the Licensor. 12. EFFECTIVE DATE: The date on which this Licence Agreement is signed by the parties and if the parties have signed on different dates, the latter of the two dates. 10 <PAGE> 13. EMERGENCY means an emergency of any kind, including any circumstances whatever resulting from major accidents, natural disasters and incidents involving toxic or radio-active materials. 14. EMERGENCY SERVICES means in respect of any locality, the relevant public, police, fir, ambulance and coast guard services for that locality. 15.