Commercial Market definition

Commercial Market means all retailers, distributors, and consumers of audio equipment for use in business locations and located in the United States.

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Commercial Market means that geographic area within which there would be a commercial demand for the natural resources from the applicant's property, considering factors including, but not limited to: the transportation expenses and other factors relevant to cost; and the actual or available alternative supply of the natural resources from active mining sites and vacant land classified to permit mining within the market area, i.e., the supply from all other active mines, quarries, and vacant land classified for such purpose that could provide an alternative supply to meet such demand in whole or part within the market area.

Commercial Market means (1) the market to which the affected farmer normally delivers his whole milk and from which it was renioved because of detection therein of pesticide residue, or

Examples of Commercial Market in a sentence

• Pro-Fac shall make payment of Commercial Market Value to its members pursuant to the applicable annual crop agreements in accordance with Section 1(d) of the General Marketing Agreement between Pro-Fac and each such member.

• Such Preseason Materials shall include any change in the methodology for determining Commercial Market Value for any commodity in any growing region, including any changes arising from changes in the form of an annual crop agreement as contemplated by Paragraph 4(c) above to the extent such changes affect Commercial Market Value.

• At such time and to the extent that the prior payments made in reliance on the Estimated CMV are found to have underestimated or overestimated the actual Commercial Market Value as later determined, the next required payment shall be adjusted upward to remedy any underpayment or downward to remedy any overpayment, as applicable.

• If payments made in reliance on the Estimated CMV are found to have overestimated the actual Commercial Market Value by a margin greater than the amount remaining due to Pro-Fac for any Covered Crop, whether with respect to all remaining payments due for a particular growing season or the last payment due for that growing season, Pro-Fac shall reimburse Agrilink promptly for the aggregate amount of any such overpayments.

• Pro-Fac hereby agrees that during the term of this Agreement it shall not amend the payment provisions of any existing annual crop agreements or General Marketing Agreement and that each General Marketing Agreement that it enters into in the future shall contain the Commercial Market Value payment provisions set forth in Exhibit 6(a), unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Agrilink.

• Agrilink shall pay Pro-Fac the Commercial Market Value to be paid under this Agreement in installments corresponding to the payment by Pro-Fac to its members of Commercial Market Value for the crops delivered.

• The final payment, to be made following the end of Agrilink's fiscal year, shall be made following the determination of the actual Commercial Market Value for the applicable year in accordance with Paragraph 7.

• Doing so provides verification that an Investment accords with the Commercial Market Operator Principle (“CMOP”) but is not a prerequisite because the Manager was appointed on the basis that it would, and is required by the Fund’s Investment and Operational Guidelines to, complete Investments on commercial terms which ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ returns.

• Both the Commercial Market rate and the Floating Market rate were reported by the Central Bank on a daily basis.

• Any Shortfall Adjustment amount payable under this Agreement shall be paid to Pro-Fac as part of the final Commercial Market Value payment made pursuant to this Agreement for the fiscal year subject to the applicable Raw Product Plan with respect to the applicable crop.

More Definitions of Commercial Market

Commercial Market means primarily commercial, institutional and multiple dwelling units as well as small and medium size businesses.

Commercial Market means the market comprised of commercial business establishments and venues that provide goods and services to multiple consumers including, but not limited to, restaurants, sports bars, hotel rooms, hotel lobbies/lounges, hospitals, stadiums, coliseums, entertainment/hospitality locations, cruise line and recreational facilities (specifically excluding consumer wireless mobile devices and content that is also generally intended for use outside of any specific commercial venue) and other "out-of-home" environments.

Commercial Market means that geographic area within which there would be a

Commercial Market means any private sector market, specifically excluding (a) any governmental health ministry, department, or other agency of any government, (b) any non-profit entity or non-governmental organization, (c) any organization or fund sponsored, funded, or supported by the World Bank or the United Nations, including United Nations procurement agencies, and (d) any government or other governmental, international, or bilateral agency or entity. For clarity, the Commercial Market excludes, without limitation, UNICEF, GAVI, CEPI, and USAID.

Commercial Market means that geographic area within which there would be a commercial demand for the natural resources from the applicant’s property, considering factors including, but not limited to: the transportation expenses and other factors relevant to cost; and the actual or available alternative supply of the natural resources from active mining sites and vacant land classified to permit mining within the Township, as well as other active mines, quarries, and vacant land classified for such purpose located elsewhere that could provide an alternative supply to meet such demand in whole or part.

Commercial Market means and includes any television signal distribution systems (i) wherein the television signal is converted from digital to analog format at the headend, regardless of whether the headend services or is a part of a franchised or private cable system, or (ii) located in multiple dwelling units, hotels, motels, prisons, schools or hospitals.