Other Causes definition

Other Causes means: (a) downtime caused solely by Customer and Customer Customers’ use of the Platform other than in accordance with the Agreement; (b) lack of availability or untimely response time from Customer with regard to incidents that require Customer participation for source identification and/or resolution; (c) the impairment or unavailability of minor features or functionality that do not adversely affect the end user experience or productivity such as cosmetic defects or pending requests for functionality or configuration changes not included in the core Services offering; (d) system impairment or unavailability caused by scheduled routine activities such as the loading of new data; (e) Customer or Customer Customers’ computers or network equipment and any third party activities, equipment or software not within Mercatus’ or its agents’ direct control; or (f) any event that would constitute a force majeure under the Mercatus Platform and Services Terms and Conditions.

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Other Causes means naturally occurring events such as but not limited to; tsunamis, earthquakes, acts of God, floods, hurricanes and volcanoes.

Other Causes means any physical or mental disorder or any functional limitation of a sensory organ that would prevent the remote pilot from performing the operation safely.

Examples of Other Causes in a sentence

• Damage to the Property by Fire or Other Causes - If, without your fault or your guest's fault, the property is damaged by fire or other cause so badly that you cannot live there, then this lease shall end.

• Other Causes of Service ------------------------------------------------------- Interruptions.

• In this case, the timing for capital contribution by mCube shall be extended a period until all the Other Causes have been eliminated.

• Other Causes of Action Revested in Reorganized Debtors unless otherwise provided in the Plan.

• No Liability for Acts of God, Natural Disasters & Other Causes: UW&GS shall not be liable for loss or damage that results from Acts of God, natural disasters, weather conditions, strikes, lockouts, labor disputes, embargoes, disruption of utility services, public authority, governmental restrictions, governmental regulations, governmental controls, judicial orders, public enemy, acts of terrorism or war, hostile governmental action, civil commotion, fire or other casualty.

• Upon any termination of this Agreement by a Party pursuant to Section 12.3 (Termination for Breach and Other Causes) not in whole, but in part with view to one or more Astellas Combination Products or one or more countries of the Territory, Section 12.6 (Consequences of Termination) shall apply accordingly, but solely with view to the terminated Astellas Combination Product or the terminated countries of the Territory.

• Damage by Fire or Other Causes.....................................................................

More Definitions of Other Causes

Other Causes means: (a) downtime caused solely by Customer and Customer Customers’ use of the Platform other than in accordance with the Agreement; (b) lack of availability or untimely response time from Customer with regard to incidents that require Customer participation for source identification and/or resolution; (c) the impairment or unavailability of minor features or functionality that do not adversely affect the end user experience or productivity such as cosmetic defects or pending requests for functionality or configuration changes not included in the core Services offering; (d) system impairment or unavailability caused by scheduledroutineactivities such as the loading of new data; (e) Customer or Customer Customers’ computers or network equipment and any third party activities, equipment or software not within Mercatus’ or its agents’ direct control; or (f) any event that would constitute a force majeure under the Mercatus Platform and Services Terms and Conditions.

Other Causes means: (a) downtime caused solely by You and Your Customers or Users’ use of the Subscription Services other than in accordance with the Agreement; (b) lack of availability or untimely response time from You with regard to incidents that require Your participation for source identification and/or resolution; (c) the impairment or unavailability of minor features or functionality that do not adversely affect the end user experience or productivity such as cosmetic defects or pending requests for functionality or configuration changes not included in the core Subscription Services offering; (d) system impairment or unavailability caused by scheduled routine activities such as the loading of new data; and (e) Your or Your Customers or Users’ computers or network equipment and any third party activities, equipment or software not within GoodData’s direct control.