Exploratory period definition

Exploratory period means the period beginning on the day after a

Exploratory period means the period beginning 18 months before the primary election and ending on the last day of the qualifying period. The exploratory period begins before, but extends to the end of, the qualifying period.

Exploratory period means the period beginning on the day after a general election and ending the day before the start of the qualifying period.

Examples of Exploratory period in a sentence

• If the parties fail to come to agreement during the WebTV Exploratory Period, then no party shall have any further obligation to the other with regard to a WebTV Health Channel.

• The Parties contemplate that they shall each have a coequal right for Underlying Owner to conduct operations, and for Optionee to conduct Exploratory Operations on the Leases during the Exploratory Period.

• THE CONTRACTOR is bound to submit to XXX the Exploration Work Plan for the phase to initiate, describing how the compliance of liabilities will be carried out with eight (8) Calendar Days in advance, with regard to the start of each phase of the Exploratory Period.

• As part of meeting their obligations under Section 3.1(a) above, WebMD and WebTV shall meet during the first ninety days after the Effective Date ("WebTV Exploratory Period") to discuss in good faith the specific processes and requirements for development, maintenance, and hosting by WebMD of a WebTV Health Channel.

More Definitions of Exploratory period

Exploratory period means the period that begins after the date of a spring

Exploratory period means the period during which a participating candidate may raise and spend exploratory contributions to examine his or her chances of election and to qualify for public campaign financing under this article. The exploratory period begins on January 1 the year before the election in which the candidate may run for Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals and ends on the last Saturday in January of the election year.

Exploratory period for a Primary Election means the period beginning on the 21st day after the biennial General Election and ending the day before the start of the Qualifying Period defined in Section 2.10.010 Z. “Exploratory Period” for a Special Nominating Election means the period beginning on the first day of the Special Nominating Election Period and ending the day before the start of the Qualifying Period defined in Section 2.10.010 Z.

Exploratory period means the period beginning the day following the previous general election for that office and ending on the last day of the qualifying period. This is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for publicly financed funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for each individual, for the purpose of testing the waters and fulfilling the publicly financed eligibility requirements. The exploratory period begins before, but extends to the end of, the qualifying period.

Exploratory period means the period during which a

Exploratory period means the period that begins after

Exploratory period means the period during which a participating candidate may raise