O rder definition

O rder means the specific formal written agreement between the Parties, which may be known as a “purchase order”, “call off order” or similar, issued by Hirer to Owner detailing the specific Work, to be provided by Owner under the Order in accordance with the Agreement, and shall be similar to the form detailed in Appendix 1Form of Order.
O rder means a written, electronic or verbal order, or purchase order, submitted or confirmed by Customer, which identifies the quantity of specific Products and Services Customer is requesting.
O rder means an official written order issued for the supply of goods or works or the rendering of a service.

Examples of O rder in a sentence

  • The C ontractor s hall c omply w ith t he non -discrimination in e mployment a nd c ontracting opportunities l aws, r egulations, a nd e xecutive o rders r eferenced i n 24 C .F.R. § 570.607, a s revised b y E xecutive O rder 13279 of D ecember 12, 2002.

  • The Contractor shall comply with Executive Order 11246 of September 24, 1965, e ntitled “Equal Employment Opportunity,” as amended by Executive Order 11375 of October 13, 1967; E xecutive O rder 11478 o f A ugust 8, 1969; E xecutive O rder 12107 of December 28, 1978; E xecutive O rder 12086 of O ctober 5, 1978; a nd a s s upplemented i n Department of Labor regulations (41 C.F.R. Part 60).

  • G CC / Supp ly- 1/ R ev-4 , Special C ondition of the C ontr ac t (SC C ), if any and th is Purchase O rder sha ll be the sole repository of the C ontract.

  • Any O rder placed by the Buyer for Products if and when accepted by Datalogic shall constitute a separate binding contract entered into by Datalogic and Buyer in accordance with and incorporating the Conditions of Sale and any relevant Datalogic quotation document or other document ("Agreement").

  • I nvoices s hall include s uch information as may be reques ted by the P urc haser, s hall referenc e the Purchase O rder’s number and the P urc haser and s hall be issued in the currency of the P urchase O rder.


More Definitions of O rder

O rder. ’ means an order of a court and includes a judgment and an order dismissing an application or refusing to make an order;
O rder means a separate Koverse provided document containing a description of the Licensed Software; the number of Cores, Clusters, and Authorized Users, as applicable; a description of the hardware on which the Licensed Software will be installed; fees; and other details as specified herein or otherwise agreed upon, that has been fully executed by the parties or presented by Koverse to the Customer online and agreed to by the Customer. In addition, an Order may be a document entered into between Customer and a party authorized by Koverse to resell licenses to the Licensed Software.
O rder means the specific formal written agreement between the Parties, which may be known as a “purchase order”, “call off order” or similar, issued by Purchaser to Seller detailing the specific Work, to be provided by Seller under the Order in accordance with the Agreement, similar to the form detailed in Appendix 1Form of Order;
O rder means an order p laced with Supplier for the s upply of Products, Services or Vendor Branded Service(s).
O rder means a binding order pursuant to which Customer purchases Devices (either installed on OEM hardware, or directly from Pensando or an authorized reseller or distributor) and/or software licenses, and which specifies applicable license term (“License Term”), license allotments, support plan subscription terms (the “Support Term”), Fees, and other applicable details. Unless specified otherwise in the applicable Order, license Terms are 3 years.
O rder dated February 8, 2021; and
O rder means the specific formal written agreement between the Parties, which may be known as a “purchase order”, “call off order” or similar, issued by Purchaser to Seller detailing the specific Work, to be provided by Seller under the Order in accordance with the Agreement, similar to the form detailed in Appendix 1Form of Order; “ Pa rties” shall mean Seller and Purchaser, as herein sometimes referred to individually as a “Party” and collectively as the Parties