Business Methods definition

Business Methods means any ideas, concepts, designs, practices, and business methods created by the Financial Agent or its affiliates or contractors, jointly or independently, expressly for the purpose of providing the services under this FAA.

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Business Methods mean business methods developed, licensed to, and/or owned by Biowell relating to the Technology and Products.

Business Methods means business methods developed, licensed to, and/or owned or developed by Licensor or Licensee relating to the Patents, the Process or the Products .

Examples of Business Methods in a sentence

• In accordance with the canons of the General Convention, and under the guidelines of the Manual of Business Methods, a Discretionary Fund is to be established.

• In deter- mining whether a patent is for a tech- nological invention solely for purposes of the Transitional Program for Cov- ered Business Methods (section 42.301(a)), the following will be consid- ered on a case-by-case basis: whether the claimed subject matter as a whole recites a technological feature that is novel and unobvious over the prior art; and solves a technical problem using a technical solution.

• In accordance with the Canons of the Episcopal Church, and in accordance with the Manual for Business Methods in Church Affairs, a Discretionary Fund is to be established in the name of the faith community, and under the control of the faith community’s elected leadership.

• A Discretionary Fund is to be established and managed in accordance with the Canons and Constitution of The Episcopal Church, including Canon 1.7 pertaining to Business Methods in Church Affairs, as the same may be interpreted from time to time in guidance from The Episcopal Church or the Diocese of Maine about best practices in the administration of such funds.

• In accordance with the canons of the General Convention, and under the guidelines of the Manual of Business Methods, a Discretionary Fund is to be established, funded with the balance in the previous ▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ discretionary fund and with future contributions made in the same manner as the previous discretionary fund.

• If, during the term of this Agreement, C▇▇▇▇ shall conceive, make or acquire any information or practices relating to the Business Methods or Record Keeping Duties, or useful in the carrying out of the C▇▇▇▇ Barter System, C▇▇▇▇ shall, with reasonable promptness, advise Bentley, in writing, setting out the details of such information.

• Said compensation and benefits to be designated as follows: Total Accessible Compensation (TAC = a.i + a.ii + a.iii): $_____ Cash Salary & Housing $_____ Utilities $_____ Social Security Contribution $_____ Benefits Pension $_____ (18% of TAC) Life Insurance Health & Dental Insurance Worker’s Compensation Insurance In accordance with the canons of the General Convention, and under the guidelines of the Manual of Business Methods, a Discretionary Fund is to be established.

• C▇▇▇▇ shall, during the term of this Agreement, upon prior written request of Bentley, make available to Bentley, without charge, at the offices or other facilities of Bentley, the services of the personnel of C▇▇▇▇ who are familiar with the Business Methods, for consultation and advice concerning the Business Methods.

• The financial accounts are to be maintained and the audit conducted either in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles or in accordance with the Standards Manual of Business Methods in Church Affairs, as promulgated by the Domestic & Foreign Missionary Society of the Church.

• Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to require C▇▇▇▇ to provide any information that is not part of the Business Methods or Record Keeping Duties.

More Definitions of Business Methods

Business Methods means business methods developed, licensed to, and/or owned or developed by Licensor or Licensee relating to the Patents, the Process or the Products . "CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION" includes all information, whether written or oral, in whatever form disclosed, concerning any technologies, products, developments, business methods, business plans, marketing, investment, management, financial and other business affairs in connection with all matters relating to or arising out of this Agreement. "CUSTOMERS" means any natural person(s) or legal entities primarily solicited by Licensee under this Agreement in the Territory. "DOING BUSINESS" means transplantation within a given country of a minimum of 60 Transplants in any given consecutive twelve month period, whether such transplantation is done by Licensor alone or by Licensor as part of a joint venture. "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY" means the Patents, Processes and Confidential Information "LIQUIDITY $20,000,000 EVENT" means the cumulative release from the

Business Methods means the business, relationships and methodologies for clearing transactions between barter exchanges used in the operation of the C▇▇▇▇ Barter System, including the know-how, technology, marketing and fiscal management of the trade currency used to facilitate these transactions and the barter currency clearinghouse practices;