Commercial Rights definition

Commercial Rights means any and all rights of a commercial nature connected with the Event including, without limitation, broadcasting rights, sponsorship rights, merchandising and licensing rights, ticketing rights, promotional rights, catering and hospitality rights, New Media rights and interactive games rights;

Commercial Rights means any and all rights of a commercial nature connected with the Relevant Event, including without limitation, image rights, broadcasting rights, new media rights, endorsement and official supplier rights, sponsorship rights, merchandising rights, licensing rights, advertising rights and hospitality rights;

Commercial Rights means any and all commercial rights and opportunities on a worldwide basis in and in relation to an FIVB competition including, without limitation, the relevant media rights, marketing rights and data rights, as defined hereafter.

Examples of Commercial Rights in a sentence

• The time, place and procedure will be communicated to the teams by the FIA after agreement with the promoter and the Commercial Rights Holder.Drivers must be available at all reasonable times during an Event to talk to the media as required by the FIA press delegate.

• Commercial Rights for the Young Seniors/Seniors/Super-Seniors World Team Championships shall be as set out in the Hosting Agreement.

• The Team is entitled to collect separate non-charitable donations and sponsorship to cover all reasonable costs of taking part in the Event and shall be permitted to offer low-level sponsorship and branding rights to any of its sponsors (such as branding on Team specific clothing, the Team vehicle etc) subject always to the rights reserved by the Company pursuant to the Terms of Entry (including, without limit, clause 8 (Commercial Rights) and clause 9 (Media Rights)).

• For the avoidance of doubt no sponsorship will be permitted either as part of the Commercial Rights or as Circuit Sponsor Rights to any entity in respect of tobacco products, hard liquor products, betting companies, political activity or other category deemed to be detrimental to the sport of tennis, as reasonably determined by ITF in consultation with the applicable National Associations.

• The time, place and procedure will be communicated to the teams by the FIA after agreement with the Commercial Rights Holder.Drivers must be available at all reasonable times during an Event to talk to the media as required by the FIA Media delegate.

More Definitions of Commercial Rights

Commercial Rights means, in relation to any match or phase of the competition, any and all commercial and media rights and opportunities in and in relation to such match or phase of the competition (including, in relation to a phase of the competition, all relevant matches) including, without limitation, media rights, marketing rights and data rights in relation to such match or phase of the competition;

Commercial Rights means each, any and all rights, related or in connection with a determined and specific CEV competition, which are owned exclusively by the CEV and can be granted to a Commercial partner, Participant or Organiser by the CEV only, including without limitation, the Media rights, Betting rights, Data rights, Advertising rights and Intellectual Property rights.

Commercial Rights means all rights in connection with the organisation,

Commercial Rights means any and all commercial rights and opportunities on a worldwide basis in and in relation to the final tournament and/or the qualifying competition (as applicable) including, without limitation, the relevant media rights, marketing rights and data rights, as defined hereafter.

Commercial Rights means any and all rights of a commercial nature at a worldwide level connected with the matches, Tour, Tour Events including, without limitation, IP rights, media and broadcasting rights, sponsorship rights, data rights, merchandising and licensing rights, ticketing rights, promotional rights, catering and hospitality rights.

Commercial Rights means any rights in relation to a Player arising from the use of the Player’s image or from sponsorship or endorsements, or from any other commercial exploitation of rights not directly related to the Player’s employment contract.

Commercial Rights means all rights of a commercial nature relating to the Championships including - without limitation- advertising rights, broadcasting and media rights, concession rights, website rights, ticketing rights, data rights, merchandising rights, publishing rights, video games rights, betting and gaming rights, sponsorship rights, hospitality rights, catering rights, official status rights and other rights. All Commercial Rights of the Championships are and will remain the exclusive property of the International 470 Class Association. The association may grant use of the Commercial Rights for exploitation to the Organising Authority solely during the period running from the date of signing of the contract for Championships, until 12 months after the end of the Championships (the “Host Commercial Rights Licence Period”). In case of any revenues from Commercial Rights of the Championships they shall be shared between the Organising Authority and the Association – the proportion to be agreed on a case-by-case basis.