Bidding Rules definition
Bidding Rules means the EU Market Abuse Regulation, the Dutch Financial Supervision Act, and the DDPB.
Bidding Rules means the IAAF Bidding Rules applicable to Members and candidate cities wishing to host competitions of the World Athletics Series.
Bidding Rules means the bidding rules which apply to a particular Lot, as indicated on the relevant Bid Page;
Examples of Bidding Rules in a sentence
Each of the Lenders and the Agents confirms that it is aware of, and agrees to comply in all respects with, the terms and requirements of the Bidding Rules in relation to debt syndication during the offer period under the Bidding Rules, including, but not limited to, with respect to the “certain funds” requirements as laid down in article 7(4) of the DDPB.
Each Lender acknowledges that its ability to disclose information concerning the Transactions is or may be restricted by the Bidding Rules and irrevocably and unconditionally undertakes to only disclose information concerning the Transaction in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and the Bidding Rules.
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Bidding Rules. “Special Provisions”, “Supplement”, etc.
Bidding Rules means the bidding rules dated January 1999 issued by the Vendor relating to the sale of the Shares by international tender as the same may have been amended from time to time, the operative version of which as at the Final Bid Date is attached as Schedule 4;
Bidding Rules has the meaning given in Clause 3.3.1;
Bidding Rules shall have the meaning given to such term in paragraph (2) of recital.
Bidding Rules means the rules, procedure, criteria and protocols for submitting a Bid Request and bidding on the Bid Request by Bidding Members, including the Selling Member.
Bidding Rules means the details so named and made available on the e- Auction Event Site and the RFQ;