CAS definition
CAS means the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
CAS means the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, Switzerland.
CAS means the conditional access system maintained by the DPO in accordance with the Interconnection Regulations and the terms of this SLA, which shall have the ability to authorize, provide and deny specific Channels, data, or information to Subscribers and which meets the requirements set out under Annexure D of this SLA;
Examples of CAS in a sentence
As such, Supplier will not agree to provide or certify cost or pricing data, nor will Suplier agree to comply with the Cost Accounting Standards (CAS).
More Definitions of CAS
CAS means conditional access system installed at the Operator’s headend that enables Subscribers to access and to view the Subscribed Channel(s) and also prevents unauthorized viewers from accessing the Channel(s).
CAS or “Certification Authorities” are entities such as Starfield that are authorized to create, sign, distribute, and revoke certificates. They are also responsible for distributing certificate status information and providing a repository where certificates and certificate status information is stored.
CAS means conditional access system installed at the DPO’s head-end/earth station (which is fully integrated with SMS) that enables subscribers of the DPO’s Permitted Digital Distribution Platform to access and to view channel(s) available on the DPO’s Permitted Digital Distribution Platform for retransmission and also prevents unauthorized viewers from accessing such channels.
CAS means Call Path Associated Signaling.
CAS means Chemical Abstract Service.
CAS means the Chemical Abstracts Service.
CAS. / “CA System” shall mean the conditional access system maintained by the Operator which: (a) has the ability to authorize and grant access to only those television channels which a subscriber has subscribed; (b) scrambles and encrypts the signal of television channels to prevent unauthorized reception of such channels by those not paying for the service; and (c) meets the requirements set our under Schedule G and complies with the terms of this Agreement and Applicable Laws including Interconnection Regulations;