Data Licence definition

Data Licence means a form in the template set out on the Data Republic Platform, and including all information required to be included in such template. Data Product means any combinations, compilations, integrations, models or analyses of data created or derived on the Data Republic Platform from, or using, Participant Data and/or other data contained in the Data Republic Databases in accordance with the Data Product Policy and each applicable Term Sheet or Approved Data Licence. Data Products include, but are not limited to:

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Data Licence means the governance workflow made available in the Data Republic Platform into which you and the Participant will set out the Data Assets, intended Data Products and associated permitted uses contemplated in any collaboration project. Data Product means the data output or data analysis which are developed specifically by, or for, Participant on the Data Republic Platform.

Examples of Data Licence in a sentence

You acknowledge and agree that each Approved Data Licence shall constitute a stand-alone contract between each of you, Data Republic and any other Data Contributor(s), Data Recipient(s) and/or Data Developer(s) who are party to each respective Approved Data Licence.
The Data Licence is irrevocable and non-terminable during the Term.
The Non-Display Data Licence Fees for Tier 2 include the fees for Tier 3.
A Data Recipient must not be permitted to make use of any Data Products until it has accepted the terms of such Data Licence.
Tier 3 of the Non-Display Data Licence Fee applicable for trading based activities requires the selection of either Trading as Principal or Brokerage as a licence.
Tier 2 of the Non-Display Data Licence Fee applicable for trading based activities includes the licence for both, Trading as Principal and Brokerage.
Fee charged to the Customer for the right to use the Information and is the Non-Display Data Licence Fee.
Prior to the dissemination of the Information by a Vendor to the Licensee, the Licensee shall have entered into a Subscription Agreement for receipt of the Information from the Vendor and the Vendor must have entered into a Data Licence Agreement with the Licensor for the right to supply the Information to inter alia, the Licensee.
The Member must enter into a Data Licence with Aquis prior to receiving or accessing any Aquis Data.
The Licensee shall be under an obligation to notify the Licensor of all Subscription Agreements that it has in place with Vendors through which they would like to receive the Information in order that the Licensor is able to determine whether such Vendor has a Data Licence Agreement in place with the Licensor.

More Definitions of Data Licence

Data Licence has the meaning given in Clause 4.1 of these General Terms;

Data Licence means a data licence and a data licence agreement, which is included in and part of the data licence, under which (i) the Government of Greenland is the licensor ("Licensor") and another party (person or entity) is the licensee ("Licensee"), and (ii) the Licensor agrees to grant and grants, and the Licensee agrees to accept and accepts, on the terms applicable thereto, including the terms of the data licence and these Data Terms, a royalty- free, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non- assignable, revocable licence and right to use a copy of specific Data in the GNPDR for the purposes and activities stated in section 6.1, (iii) the Licensee does not have or obtain, wholly or partly, any ownership or property right relating to the Data comprised by the Data Licence or any copy of the Data, and (iv) subject to section 6.1, neither the Data comprised by the Data Licence or any copy of the Data nor the Data Licence itself may be assigned, sublicensed, rented, lent or transferred in any other manner to any other party (person or entity).