Other Revenue definition
Other Revenue means all revenue received (whether by Tenant or any subtenants, assignees, concessionaires or licensees) from or by reason of the Property relating to (i) the operation of snack bars, restaurants, bars, catering functions, and banquet operations, (ii) sale of merchandise and inventory on the Property, and (iii) photography services.
Other Revenue means revenue generated from activities as a regulated utility within the State of Texas other than Covered Revenue.
Other Revenue means the sum of (l) revenue received from the household hazardous waste fee of $2.l5 per ton pursuant to Authority Resolution No. l40 and Resolution No. 2000-03 and (2) Product Stewardship Offsets.
Examples of Other Revenue in a sentence
If this total amount has not been offset against interest expense on Schedule V, line 32, please include a detailed explanation.****Provide a detailed breakdown of "Other Revenue" on an attached sheet.
SEE ACCOUNTANTS' COMPILATION REPORT****Provide a detailed breakdown of "Other Revenue" on an attached sheet.
Other Revenue / IncomeOther revenue, which can not be classified under the above headings, includes dividends, discounts, rebates etc.
If this total amount has not been offset against interest expense on Schedule V, line 32, please include a detailed explanation.****Provide a detailed breakdown of "Other Revenue" on an attached sheet.^Entity is a cash basis taxpayer.
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More Definitions of Other Revenue
Other Revenue means all payments, and the value of other consideration, which the Licensee receives in relation to sub-licences, other than royalties from Sales of Products or Services by the sub-licensee. This includes, without limitation, initial fees, milestone payments, bonuses, periodic fees, fees for consulting, fees for upgrades, dividends, and the value of equity.
Other Revenue means Licensee's gross revenues from the sale of services, including but not limited to, fees for consulting, research and development, and training in connection with:
Other Revenue means LICENSEE’S gross revenues from the sale of services (e.g. fees for consulting, research and development, and training) in connection with:
a. the sublicensing of the LICENSED TECHNOLOGY; and/or
b. the use or sale, lease or other transfer of LICENSED PRODUCTS or LICENSED PROCESSES. 1.8 “TERRITORY” shall mean worldwide.
Other Revenue means revenue from donations, Cataraqui Conservation Foundation, or non-governmental grants to support the operation of a program or service.
Other Revenue means Revenue which is neither Subscription Revenue nor Managed Services Revenue.
Other Revenue means revenues from services such as CIM Production Trials, commissions, software development fees that are invoiced to third parties and miscellaneous other project fees, which may recur at irregular intervals.
Other Revenue means LICENSEE’S gross revenues from the sale of services (e.g. fees for consulting, research and development, and training) in connection with:
a. the sublicensing of the LICENSED TECHNOLOGY; and/or
b. the use or sale, lease or other transfer of LICENSED PRODUCTS or LICENSED PROCESSES. 1.8 “TERRITORY” shall mean worldwide. 1.9 “FIELD OF USE” shall mean the use of the LICENSED TECHNOLOGY for the non-invasive measurement of carotenoids and similar or related compounds in human skin including related research; however, the above FIELD OF USE does not include the use of the technology for identifying, imaging, locating, and/or diagnosing skin lesions or skin malignancies in human patients. The above FIELD OF USE does not include veterinary applications; however, it is agreed that LICENSEE may use laboratory, in vitro, and in vivo animal model methods to research, develop and validate LICENSED PRODUCTS and LICENSED PROCESSES. For avoidance of doubt, human skin is defined as the continuous external membrane (integument) enveloping the body and consisting of the epidermis and dermis, hair, nails, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, and mammary glands; the skin does not include mucosal tissue such as the lining of the mouth.