Authorised Third Parties definition

Authorised Third Parties means any counterparty with whom the Company enters or is contemplating entering into a contract, agreement or arrangement in order to deliver the Services including the counterparty's officers, employees, sub-processors and sub- contractors authorised by the Company to provide the Services.

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Authorised Third Parties means persons or entities other than the Recipient who are directly involved in the Purpose, who have a need to know the Proprietary Information for the execution of their own tasks within the Purpose, and who the GSA has agreed in writing as being Authorised Third Parties.

Authorised Third Parties means Rise Digital’s bankers, professional advisors, agents, consultants, contractors, agents or third-party suppliers or service providers with whom Rise Digital enters into an agreement;

Examples of Authorised Third Parties in a sentence

• Information concerning him may also be transmitted to the Underwriter, as well as to all persons accredited as Authorised Third Parties (courts, arbitrators, mediators, relevant ministries, supervisory and regulatory authorities and all public bodies authorised to receive it as well as departments in charge of control such as statutory auditors, auditors and departments in charge of internal control).

• His/her personal data may also be transmitted to all persons authorised as Authorised Third Parties (courts, arbitrators, mediators, ministries concerned, supervisory and supervisory authorities and all public bodies authorised to receive them as well as to the audit departments such as statutory auditors, auditors and internal control departments).

• The provisions of this clause 13 are in addition to, and are not exclusive of, any other rights and remedies to which S4C, S4C’s Group Companies and the Authorised Third Parties may be entitled and, in particular, the warranties and conditions implied by the Sale of Goods ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ or the Supply of Goods and Services ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ are not excluded.

• Third Parties shall also be those persons whom you have identified to us as your Authorised Third Parties and such identification can be in any form, either oral or in writing.

• We may prescribe from time to time such policies and procedures, and give you such instructions as we reasonably consider to be required in respect of compliance with FSMA, FCA Rules and other Applicable Law and Regulation and in the event that we do so you shall comply with such policies and procedures and will procure that your Authorised Third Parties comply with them.

More Definitions of Authorised Third Parties

Authorised Third Parties means UEM Sunrise’s bankers, professional advisors, agents, consultants, contractors, agents or third-party suppliers or service providers with whom UEM Sunrise enters into an agreement;

Authorised Third Parties means a third party hired by Hotel under a written contract, and approved by Client in writing, to access Client’s extranet and perform online rate and room management services.

Authorised Third Parties means other UK Government departments and/or those mutually acceptable third parties listed in the relevant individual Contract.

Authorised Third Parties means third parties that PRI works with or otherwise co- operates with to further its purposes, including but not limited to academics, charities or not-for-profits and peer organisations.

Authorised Third Parties means UEM’s contractors, agents or third party suppliers or service providers with whom UEM enters into an agreement;

Authorised Third Parties means your Users, your Affiliates, your third-party service providers, and each of their respective Users permitted to access and use the Software on your behalf. Claim means any claim, action, suit, cause of action, demand or proceedings for any Loss including any such claim by way of indemnity, under contract (including any breach of this ▇▇▇▇), in equity (including breach of an equitable duty, breach of confidentiality or breach of fiduciary duty), under statute (including breach of statutory duty) (to the maximum extent possible), in tort (including for negligence or negligent misrepresentation) or otherwise (including in restitution).

Authorised Third Parties means SML’s bankers, professional advisors, agents, consultants, contractors, agents or third party suppliers or service providers with whom SML enters into an agreement;