Indirect Access definition

Indirect Access means access to criminal justice information, in oral, online or printed form, by an individual without approved DELJIS credentials for direct access.

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Indirect Access means any other connection to a UTP Level 1 Real-Time Data Feed.

Indirect Access means access to one or more of the Authorizing SROs’ Transmission Facilities through an intermediary and in a manner that (i) allows the access recipient to control the redistribution of Market Data or (ii) precludes the access provider (A) from exercising entitlement controls over the access recipient’s use of Market Data in a manner that is satisfactory to NYSE, or (B) from otherwise fulfilling its reporting obligations under its agreement with the Authorizing SROs. (This Agreement provides terms and conditions pursuant to which Customer may provide and/or receive Indirect Access.)

Examples of Indirect Access in a sentence

• Indirect Access occurs when individual users at the Governmental Unit go to another Governmental Unit to obtain data and information from BCA’s systems and tools.

• If BT fails to meet the commitment relating to Route to Credit Control, Temporary Out of Service or Indirect Access Call Barring set out in paragraph 3.3, then subject to any limitations, BT will credit the call usage charges incurred on those lines on which BT has failed to implement those orders which are ceased within 2 months of the order being placed.

• Customer shall promptly notify NYSE whenever any person commences or ceases to receive an Indirect Access Service.

• Customer shall not provide any person with an Indirect Access Service unless NYSE has notified Customer that the person has entered into an appropriate agreement with NYSE authorizing the Indirect Access.

• Customer may provide an Indirect Access Service solely as described and in the manner specified in Exhibit A.

More Definitions of Indirect Access

Indirect Access means access by a contestable consumer to a wholesale electricity market through a Market Support Services Licensee;

Indirect Access means entering and obtaining data in the INTERPOL Information System with assistance of the General Secretariat.

Indirect Access means a service which enables an End User to choose to route certain outgoing Calls via telecommunications networks which are not operated by BT by prefixing an access code to initiate them;

Indirect Access means a service which enables an End User to choose to route certain outgoing Calls via electronic communications networks which are not

Indirect Access means a facility which allows a Subscriber to whom a Publicly Available Telephone Service is provided by means of a Public Telephone Network to select which such Service provided wholly or partly by means of that Network is the service he wishes to use by the use of a Telephone Number on each separate occasion on which a selection is made;

Indirect Access means access to one or more of the Authorizing SROs' Transmission Facilities through an intermediary and in a manner that (i) allows the access recipient to control the redistribution of Market Data or (ii) precludes the access provider (A) from exercising entitlement controls over the access recipient's use of Market Data in a manner that is satisfactory to NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, or (B) from otherwise fulfilling its reporting obligations under its agreement with the Authorizing SROs. (This Agreement provides terms and conditions pursuant to which Customer may provide and/ or receive Indirect Access.)

Indirect Access means a facility which allows an End User to route certain outgoing Calls via telecommunications networks which are not operated by KCOM by prefixing such Calls with an access code;