Furthermore, definition

Furthermore,  an asset" in para (a) means an existing asset. The sub-section treats, as the notional disposal of an asset, an act, transaction or event which has taken place or has occurred in respect of another asset. Since "asset" is defined as "any form of property", the most natural reading of sec 160M(7)(a) is that the form of property which is the subject of the act, transaction or event is an existing, and not future, form of property.'

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Furthermore,  all references in Section 2.6 to "Services" shall be amended to read as "services".

Furthermore, . The Nevada Revised Statutes as currently adopted, allow that the Articles of Incorporation may contain a provision eliminating or limiting personal liability of a Director or Officer of a corporation, or its stockholders, for damages for breach of fiduciary duties, except acts or omissions which include fraud or misconduct. The aforemen­tioned provision shall be incorporated into the Articles of Incorporation of Company.

Examples of Furthermore, in a sentence

• Furthermore, [ * ] will authorise the United States Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") and any other regulatory agency around the world to review the Drug Master File in support of the Product registration applications.

• An opinion of counsel, provided at the expense of the Master Servicer, to the foregoing effect shall conclusively establish the reasonableness of such belief.

• Furthermore: - The working group may invite experts for certain activities, thus opening the door to exchanges with different stakeholders.

• Furthermore , any change involving a substitution of material, changes in Seller's manufacturing and/or acceptance processes, or changes in ma nufacturing location will be submitted immediately in writing to Buyer's Authorized Procure ment Representative for processing and review.

• Furthermore , the customary form of operations which are widely known and regularly used by the subjects of similar contract in the given business shall also not be considered to be a part of the contract between the Supplier and the Purchaser, unless the parties have separately agreed to recognize such measures in writing.

• Furthermore, _____________ will pay to list FW on the escrow policy for one (1) year from the signing of this Agreement; thereafter FW may elect to continue on the policy for as long as FW maintains a license to the software, and FW pays the renewal costs as determined by the Escrow Agent.

• Furthermore, [***] in such Agreed Motion, shall dismiss without prejudice any and all of its declaratory judgment counterclaims arising from this lawsuit.

• Furthermore, [*], BVL shall obtain and maintain insurance valued at [*], covering loss or damage to the Facility and Customer’s property and materials in the care, custody, and control of BVL.

• Furthermore, [***] to any other Product shall not be affected in any country.

• Furthermore, [***] will not, under the provisions of this Agreement or otherwise, [***].

More Definitions of Furthermore,

Furthermore,  means “in addition to what precedes.” Webster’s Third New International Dictionary 924 (2002). It is not a synonym of “Thus,” or “Therefore,” the use of which might have indicated that the postconviction court’s decision on prejudice was dependent on its analysis of counsel’s performance. In deciding whether Williams could show prejudice, the postconviction court did not say, as the dissent would have it, that it “considered only whether the new mitigating evidence could have fit within the family-man/residual-doubt theory that was actually offered.” Post, at 41. The court said “there is no reasonable probability that the omitted evidence would have changed the result of [Williams’s] sentencing.” For all we know, the postconviction court reached its conclusion of no prejudice after weighing the new mitigating evidence and the aggravating factors, just as we conclude it reasonably could have done.

Furthermore,  references to "FS2" shall be deleted from the first and fourth lines of Section 1.43 "Restricted Countries" of the Agreement.

Furthermore, . CORONA MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE CORONA PATENT RIGHTS, CORONA COPYRIGHTS OR CORONA KNOW-HOW, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS OR ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Each party hereby represents and warrants to the other party as follows: