External Representative definition

External Representative means the subcontractors, agents, lawyers, professional advisors, external consultants, insurers, finanicers or any other entity appointed by a Party in relation to the Cooperation;

External Representative means the subcontractors, agents, lawyers, professional advisors, external consultants, insurers, financers or any other entity appointed by a Party in relation to the ID NEMO Cooperation; Force Majeure means any event or situation i) not reasonably foreseeable, ii) beyond the reasonable control of the Parties, iii) not due to a default of the Affected Party, iv) which cannot be reasonably avoided or overcome, and v) which makes it impossible for such Party to fulfil temporarily or permanently, its obligations hereunder in accordance with the terms of the Agreement. Force Majeure shall include (but shall not be limited to) the following events, except if these events could have reasonably been overcome: i) an enemy act or an act of terrorism, declared or undeclared war, threat of war, blockade, revolution, riot, insurrection, civil commotion, demonstration or public disorder; ii) sabotage or act of vandalism; iii) natural disaster or phenomenon; iv) fire, explosions, radioactive, chemical or other hazardous contamination; v) a general or industry-wide strike; or vi) faults or malfunctions of telecommunication lines (e.g. telephone lines) and Internet accesses, to the extent such faults or malfunctions are not attributable to a misconduct of the Party invoking Force Majeure and provided that such fault or malfunctions could not be avoided by such Party by taking the agreed upon fall back measures or in absence of such agreed upon measures, by taking the fall back measures that may be reasonably expected from a normal reasonable and diligent person engaged in the same line of business under the same circumstances and conditions. Events considered force majeure for the XBID System Service Provider shall, where relevant, also be considered an event of Force Majeure;

External Representative means the subcontractors, agents, lawyers, professional advisors, external consultants, insurers, financers or any other entity appointed by a Party in relation to the ID NEMO Cooperation; Force Majeure means any event or situation i) not reasonably foreseeable, ii) beyond the reasonable control of the Parties, iii) not due to a default of the Affected Party, iv) which cannot be reasonably avoided or overcome, and v) which makes it impossible for such Party to fulfil temporarily or permanently, its obligations hereunder in accordance with the terms of the Agreement. Force Majeure shall include (but shall not be limited to) the following events, except if these events could have reasonably been overcome:

Examples of External Representative in a sentence

• The other Members shall be Dy. Director (CPU), D.D.(Admn.), Sr. Account Officer, Assistant Director (Counseling) and one External Representative of the field.

• This includes having an External Representative at the Academic Standards Committee’s Annual Monitoring meeting to provide expert input into the evaluation and review of the quality assurance procedures.

• Revocation from office of ECA External Representatives shall be communicated to the concerned other organisation and the sanctioned ECA External Representative must resign immediately.

• For each of the Additional Settling RMBS Trusts, the Recognized R+W Claims against GMACM are listed on Schedule 3-G (the “GMACM Recognized Additional R+W Claims”) and the Recognized R+W Claims against RFC are listed on Schedule 3-R (the “RFC Recognized Additional R+W Claims,” together with the GMACM Recognized Additional R+W Claims, the “Recognized Additional R+W Claims”).

• Considering the scope of tasks conferred on the "European External Representative" the following arrangements have been proposed.

• The External Representative must be enrolled in at least one external unit.

• After discussion, and notwithstanding the different positions, a large trend emerged in favour of the creation of the post of "European External Representative", as described in option three.Because of the institutional relevance of this question, a number of members wished to make their agreement dependent on satisfactory solutions on the whole institutional setting.

• The other Members shall be Dy. Director (CPU), D.D. (Admn.), Sr. Account Officer, Assistant Director (Counseling) and one External Representative of the field.

• Notwithstanding the different positions, a large trend emerged in favour of a solution which would provide for the exercise of both offices by a "European External Representative" 1.

• A joint initiative which would present an approach integrating foreign policy aspects and external relations instruments could be put forward by the European External Representative (or the HR) and the Commission.

More Definitions of External Representative

External Representative shall have the meaning set forth in Article 7.2.2;