Examples of Marketing and Distribution Plan in a sentence
The initial Sales, Marketing and Distribution Plan shall be mutually agreed upon by Sankyo and Cygnus.
Subject to the second sentence of paragraph 8 of this Section IV, DO agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to implement its Marketing and Distribution Plan for the Targeted Markets within the Territory and to provide sales, marketing, training, in-servicing and distribution coverage for the Products in the Targeted Markets within the Territory.
Procaps shall have sole responsibility and decision-making authority for Marketing and Distribution activities, all of which shall be carried out in accordance with the Marketing and Distribution Plan.
Galectin Therapeutics will use its reasonable commercial efforts to maintain an inventory of Compound sufficient to supply Procaps needs as set forth in the then current Marketing and Distribution Plan such that Compound will be shipped to Procaps within ninety (90) days of receipt by Galectin Therapeutics of a Product Order.
The JSC shall approve the final initial Marketing and Distribution Plan within forty-five (45) days after the Regulatory Approval for the Product in Colombia.
If additional countries are added to the Territory, Procaps shall present a revised Marketing and Distribution Plan to the JSC with thirty (30) days of the addition of such countries to the Territory for review and approval.
Each annual Marketing and Distribution Plan shall have the minimum annual sales targets set forth in Exhibit D.
Galectin Therapeutics itself or through its Third-Party manufacturer will be responsible for manufacturing and supplying the Compound, in bulk form, to Procaps in such amounts consistent with the then current Marketing and Distribution Plan; provided that if Procaps requests more than the Maximum Amount, Galectin Therapeutics shall have six (6) months in which to supply any amount of the Compound requested by Procaps over the Maximum Amount (“Excess Amount”).
Specifically, the Hearing Officer ruled that the Respondents violated Section 206(2) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940: by charging $248,153 of transfer agent and accounting fees to the Fund’s Marketing and Distribution Plan (the “12b-1 Plan”) during calendar year 1990; by causing the excessive capitalization of a broker-dealer subsidiary of the Permanent Portfolio (World Money Securities, Inc.
Procaps may, at its election, update the Marketing and Distribution Plan between annual updates by following this same procedure.