Operating license definition

Operating license means, (i) in the case of the European Union and its Member States an operating license and any other relevant documents or certificates given under Regulation EC 1008/2008 and any successor instrument, and (ii) in the case of Israel an Air Operating License and any other relevant documents or certificates given under Article 18 of The Israeli Air Navigation Law 2011 and any successor instrument;

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Operating license means authorization of Institutions not incorporated in Delaware to offer courses, Programs of Courses, or Degrees at a location in Delaware or to residents of Delaware.

Operating license means a license to construct a new facility or expand, enlarge, or alter an existing facility, or to operate a facility pursuant to the authority of part 111 of the act.

Examples of Operating license in a sentence

• Holdings and the Borrower have no reason to believe that any material FCC License or Operating License held by the Borrower or any Subsidiary will not be renewed in the ordinary course.

• The License Agreement and the Operating License will be eligible for renewal in accordance with instructions adopted pursuant to Article 38 of the Telecommunications Law.

• TRC shall not revoke the Operating License or terminate the License Agreement without first giving the Licensee notice in writing setting out the basis for such intended action and giving the Licensee an opportunity of no less than thirty (30) days to correct the alleged material breach or to show cause why the License Agreement should not be terminated and the Operating License revoked.

• The Licensee acknowledges that failure to comply with any such terms or conditions may constitute grounds for termination of this License Agreement, revocation of the Operating License or the imposition of fines and/or penalties in accordance with the Telecommunications Law, Regulations and the terms hereof.

• Vermont Yankee was issued a full-term, Facility Operating License for the Unit by the Atomic Energy Commission (now the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which, together with any successor agencies, is hereafter called the "NRC"), which license is now stated to expire on March 21, 2012 (the "End of License Term").

More Definitions of Operating license

Operating license means the license issued by an Operating County to operate within each Operating County, including in the Base County, in which the Hauler collects or transports mixed municipal solid waste and which may contain specific conditions imposed by the issuing County.

Operating license means the Public Telecommunications Class License granted by TRC to the Licensee, as amended or modified in accordance with the terms hereof.

Operating license means having a license issued pursuant to Part 3, Title 20 NMAC.

Operating license means an annual license that incor- porates a feasibility and plan of operation report approval and grants the licensee permission to operate a hazardous waste treat- ment, storage or disposal facility in compliance with that approval, chs. NR 660 to 679 and ch. 291, Stats.

Operating license means the contract for the conduct of commercial flight operations at the Airport that has been executed by City and an Air Transportation Company.

Operating license means the Public Telecommunications Services Individual License granted by TRC to the Licensee, as amended or modified in accordance with the terms stated within the License Agreement.

Operating license means the decision of the Minister of Culture and Sports authorizing the operation of a collective management or collective protection organisation and an independent management entity referred to in Article 50.