Foreign License definition

Foreign License means any paging, mobile telephone, specialized mobile radio, microwave, personal communications services or other license, permit, consent, certificate of compliance, franchise, approval, waiver or authorization granted or issued by any Governmental Authority other than the FCC, including authorizing or permitting the acquisition, construction or operation of any Wireless Communications System.

Foreign License means a license, certificate, permit, or similar authorization to

Foreign License means a License that is issued or granted by a Foreign Regulator.

Examples of Foreign License in a sentence

• To do so, the pilot must submit a completed FAA Form 8060-71, Verification of Authenticity of Foreign License, and Medical Certificate Form.

• All Spectrum Holdings of the Guarantor and its Subsidiaries shall be held by a License Subsidiary (or, in the case of a Foreign License or Foreign Spectrum Lease, a Foreign Subsidiary of the Company).

• Restated Foreign License Agreement, dated January 1, 1985, between The Polo/Lauren Company, as Licensor, and L’Oreal S.A., as Licensee, Letter Agreement related thereto dated January 1, 1985, and Supplementary Agreement thereto, dated October 1, 1991.

• Each Party shall promptly disclose to the other Party any and all Inventions arising on or after the Effective Date under the Parties' or their respective Affiliates' activities conducted pursuant to this Agreement and, in the case of Licensor or its Affiliates, pursuant to a Foreign License.

• Driver’s LicenseInternational License; Converting Your Foreign License to a Japanese Driver’s License; Obtaining a New Japanese Driver’s License; Translation of Foreign Licenses; Driving Rules in Japan4.

• The second, entitled “Manufacturing & Distribution Foreign License and Profit Split Agreement” grants UMG exclusive distributorship in the United States.

• Licensee shall cause Cosmair to remit royalties with respect to sales of Licensed Products made prior to this date as required under the Foreign License Agreement.

• Amendment, dated November 27, 1992, to Foreign Design and Consulting Agreement and Restated Foreign License Agreement.

• Any driver who does not have a Valid U.S. or Canadian License, but has a Valid Foreign License.

• We express no opinion with respect to any Foreign License or Foreign Spectrum Lease.

More Definitions of Foreign License

Foreign License means any agreement between a Member and a foreign licensee under which said foreign licensee is authorized to use one or more covered sound recordings or covered videogram in a foreign territory, provided (i) that said agreement grants exploitation rights in respect of such covered sound recordings or covered videograms in addition to the right to receive remunerations payable in respect of the right to equitable remuneration or the right to remuneration for private copying in said foreign territory, and (ii) that the foreign territory covered by said agreement includes, at a minimum, the country of the head office or the principal place of business of said foreign licensee or, if the latter is a natural person, the place of residence of said foreign licensee.

Foreign License means a commercial cannabis license issued under the laws of another state that has entered into an agreement pursuant to this chapter.

Foreign License means any paging, mobile telephone, specialized mobile radio, microwave, personal communications services or other license, permit, consent, certificate of compliance, franchise, approval, waiver or authorization granted or issued by any governmental authority other than the FCC.

Foreign License means: A valid pilots license, certificate or rating issued by a FAI Certified Country Authority.

Foreign License means a license issued by a Foreign Regulatory Agency that allows a Person to operate a Cannabis Business as defined under the law of that jurisdiction.