Long-term agreement means an agreement or contract having a term of more than five years but less than 50 years.
More Definitions of Long-term agreement
Long-term agreement means this Agreement, being the agreement negotiated in accordance with the process set out in clause 3.1 of the Port Terminal Rules.
Long-term agreement means a contract or agreement between a provider and an owner under which:
(1) The owner agrees to list the owner's residential real estate for sale with the provider at a future date; and
(2) Any portion of the real estate brokerage service to be provided under the contract or agreement by the provider may be performed more than 2 years after the date the contract or agreement becomes effective. [PL 2023, c. 290, §1 (NEW).]
Long-term agreement means a Service Agreement with a
Long-term agreement means any contract or agreement with an unexpired term (inclusive of extension periods) in excess of one year; provided that any contract or agreement which may be terminated by the applicable Borrower without cause and without penalty on sixty (60) days' advance notice or less shall not be a Long-Term Agreement for purposes hereof.
Long-term agreement refers to a written agreement between UNDP and a supplier that is established for specific goods or services at prescribed prices or pricing provisions for a defined period of time, against which specific orders (call-offs) can be placed at any time during the defined period and with no legal obligation to order any minimum or maximum quantity.
Long-term agreement means, that certain long-term agreement, dated as of the Agreement Date, between Seller and Buyer.
Long-term agreement means a contract or agreement between a provider and an owner under which: