Commercial Partners definition

Commercial Partners means any third party with whom a contract is lawfully concluded for the exploitation of the Commercial Rights;

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Commercial Partners. - means Accumulation Partners and Redemption Partners;

Commercial Partners means those sponsors, licensees, supporters, official suppliers and any other commercial entity providing financial and/or technical support or goods and/or services directly or indirectly to Rowing Ireland from time to time during the Membership Period in consideration of publicity, rights of association or other commercial benefit to them (other than for consideration of payment in full of the retail cash value of the goods or services supplied); an up to date list of the Commercial Partners from time to time will be available on the Website;

Examples of Commercial Partners in a sentence

• For the avoidance of doubt, the Team shall remove the logo or brand of any sponsor from any team clothing, Vehicle or cease granting any other right to a Team sponsor immediately upon notice from the Company where the Company deems such Team sponsorship to be in conflict with the brands or sponsorship arrangements between the Company and the Commercial Partners and/or any other Event sponsors.

• You agree to such restrictions and understand that they are necessary and reasonable for the purposes of protecting the IOC, the NZOC and their Commercial Partners.

• For the avoidance of doubt, the Rider shall remove the logo or brand of any sponsor from any Rider clothing, Vehicle or cease granting any other right to a Rider sponsor immediately upon notice from the Company where the Company deems such Rider sponsorship to be in conflict with the brands or sponsorship arrangements between the Company and the Commercial Partners and/or any other Event sponsors.

• Upon notice from the Company the Team shall remove the logo(s) or brand(s) of any sponsor(s) from the Team vehicle or any other Team items, or cease to grant any other right(s) to its sponsor(s) immediately, where the Company deems such sponsorship to conflict with any sponsorship or branding arrangements made between the Company and a Commercial Partners and/or any other Event sponsor(s).

• You agree to such restrictions and understand that they are necessary and reasonable for the purposes of protecting the CGF, the NZOC and their Commercial Partners.

More Definitions of Commercial Partners

Commercial Partners means those sponsors/supporters of the NZOC and/or IOC as listed in Schedule C and as amended by the NZOC and/or IOC from time to time.

Commercial Partners means those sponsors, licensees, supporters, official suppliers and any other commercial entity providing financial and/or technical support or goods and/or services directly or indirectly to Swim Ireland from time to time in consideration of publicity, rights of association or other commercial benefit to them (other than for consideration of payment in full of the retail cash value of the goods or services supplied);

Commercial Partners means Accumulation Partners and Redemption Partners; “Common Shares” means the common shares in the share capital of Aimia; “Data Protection Act” means the Data Protection Act 1998;

Commercial Partners means direct and indirect third-party manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, resellers, sales agents, customers, and users (such directly and indirectly related persons).

Commercial Partners means MedImmune Limited and

Commercial Partners means Accumulation Partners and Redemption Partners; "Common Shares" means the common shares in the share capital of Groupe Aeroplan;

Commercial Partners means those sponsors, licensees, supporters, official suppliers and any other commercial entity providing financial and/or technical support or goods and/or services directly or indirectly to [NGB Name] or the consultant from time to time during the Appointment in consideration of publicity, rights of association or other commercial benefit to them (other than for consideration of payment in full of the retail cash value of the goods or services supplied); an up to date list of the Commercial Partners from time to time will be available on the Website;