Core Terms. The terms of this Agreement that apply to all Statutory Subscriber Categories, being those set out in clauses 1 to clause 21.4.

Core Terms. CCS’ terms and conditions for common goods and services which govern how Suppliers must interact with CCS and Buyers under Framework Contracts and Call-Off Contracts;

Core Terms means that part of this Service Contract with the heading “Core Terms”.

Examples of Core Terms in a sentence

The Order Form is the overarching contract document where key contractual decisions are highlighted, the Core Terms, Joint Schedules and Call-Off Schedules in use are listed and contract signatures from both Parties are captured.
The Core Terms FM must be used on every Call-Off Contract under RM6089 and must not be changed within the document itself.
Any amendments or supplements to the Core Terms FM must be made via the inclusion of additional Special Terms either specified within the Order Form or as an additional Call-Off Schedule referenced from the Order Form.
The Core Terms FM are based on CCS’s standard commercial terms under The Public Sector Contract.
Microsoft may also terminate these Core Terms immediately upon written notice to Company due the infringement, misappropriation or violation of Microsoft’s intellectual property rights.

More Definitions of Core Terms

Core Terms means (a) all economic terms of the New Notes and any other Post-Restructuring Debt Document including: (i) the applicable issuer of such security, (ii) principal, interest, any fees or other commissions due on such security and the provisions relating to payment of any of the foregoing; (iii) the commitment of amounts in respect of such security and any other Post-Restructuring Debt Document; (iv) the maturity of such security; and (v) any prepayment and redemption provisions.

Core Terms means the time period covered by the agreement,

Core Terms. The terms of this Agreement that apply to all Statutory Subscriber Categories.

Core Terms means these Core Terms. ‘Corporate Customer’ means a Business Customer who has a genuine and reasonable opportunity to negotiate the terms of your Contract or has or will have an annual spend with us which is, or is estimated on reasonable grounds by us to be, $20,000 or more. ‘Customer’ means a Consumer or a Business Customer. ‘Due Date’ means, unless another date is agreed, in the case of an email or electronic bill which is payable by direct debit or equivalent means, 5 days after issue of the bill and, in other cases, 14 days after the date of the bill on which a Charge first appears.

Core Terms the Buyer’s standard terms and conditions for common goods and services which comprise one part of the Contract the full title of which is Core Terms – Mid-tier version 1.0;

Core Terms has the meaning set out in Section 6.3.