Dutch Business definition

Dutch Business means the BioFocus activities of the business operated by the Dutch Seller, namely target identification to in vitro proof of concept, comprising the Dutch Assets, the Dutch Lease, the Dutch Contracts, the Dutch Records and the Dutch Employees;

Dutch Business means, collectively, the Dutch Transferred Assets, the Dutch Assumed Liabilities and the Dutch Employees.

Dutch Business means, collectively, the Dutch Transferred Assets, the Dutch Assumed Liabilities and the Dutch Employees. “Dutch Employees” shall mean, as of any determination date, each Business Employee employed in the Netherlands.

Examples of Dutch Business in a sentence

• The Seller acknowledges that the Purchaser will be deemed to acting in good faith if it does not agree to changes which are reasonably likely to have a material adverse effect on the Dutch Business.

• Buyer or its relevant Affiliate shall therefore respect the existing terms and conditions of employment of the Dutch Business Employees.

• The Parties agree that all representations and warranties in connection with the sale and transfer of the Dutch Business and the Dutch Acquired Assets are as set out between PKI and Buyer in the Master Agreement and that any other representations and warranties are excluded to the maximum extent permissible under Dutch law.

• The Steering Committees make proposals to the Dutch Business Council and implement sector projects decided by the Business Council.

• In the present context, a State may decide to apply the principle of comity to another State by acceding to a request for assistance that may otherwise have no strict basis in law.

More Definitions of Dutch Business

Dutch Business means the Cash Business in the Netherlands, but excluding always any business, or services, relating to Cash Technology Solutions;

Dutch Business shall have the meaning set forth in the recitals.

Dutch Business means the business of marketing, producing, underwriting, placing, issuing, insuring, reinsuring, servicing and administrating construction bonds, custom bonds in respect of transport and logistics, performance bonds in respect of capital goods, guarantees in offshore industry and capital good producers, home purchase bonds and worker disability insurance in the Netherlands by the Dutch Branch and operated, managed or overseen by the individuals (or their functional replacements) set forth in schedule 9.1(c)(iii) of the MSAPA;

Dutch Business shall have the meaning set forth in Section 5.15(a).

Dutch Business means the Business as conducted by FM-Holland, FM-Spain, FM-Sweden and FM-U.K.

Dutch Business means the Business conducted by the Dutch Subsidiaries.

Dutch Business means the DivestCo Business such as it is conducted in the Netherlands;