Prospect definition

Prospect means a person to whom an offer or a proposal is made by the Direct Seller to join a Direct Selling opportunity;
Prospect means any person who is a potential customer of an insurer and likely to enter into an insurance contract either directly with the insurer or through a distribution channel.
Prospect means any person or entity from whom or which any business was being solicited by Verizon or any Related Company within the most recent 12 month period of your employment.

Examples of Prospect in a sentence

  • To ensure the collection of its compensation, Prospect hereby grants Broker the right to place a lien on the Business assets which may be acquired by Prospect in violation of this Agreement, and Prospect agrees and does hereby appoint Broker its attorney-in-fact to execute all documents necessary to perfect such lien, and this Agreement shall be Prospect’s notice and consent to do so.

  • Prospect’s interference with any of the conditions set out above resulting in a failure of sale shall result in Prospect paying in full Broker’s expected commission as set out in the Broker’s fee agreement with Seller.

  • Prospect agrees to direct all communications concerning the Seller’s listing solely through the Broker.

  • Prospect consents to the Jurisdiction of the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of New York for that purpose.

  • Prospect understands that Broker is a transaction broker as defined in Arkansas.


More Definitions of Prospect

Prospect means each person or entity who is not a Commercial Partner, and for whom, at any time during the Look Back Period, the Company, whether through its employees, contractors or vendors, expended directed marketing efforts or undertook other business development efforts which resulted in at least an indication of interest from such person or entity of becoming a Commercial Partner.
Prospect means an area in which the Production Partnership owns or intends to own one or more oil and gas interests, which is geographically defined on the basis of geological data by the Managing Partner and which is reasonably anticipated by the Managing Partner to contain at least one reservoir.
Prospect means a business entity or individual who has not previously done business with the Corporation, the Bank or their Affiliates, but who had one or more communications with Executive within the six (6) months immediately before the end of employment with the Corporation where the business entity or individual applied for a loan, inquired about establishing an account or making an investment, or otherwise had discussions with Executive about utilizing or obtaining service(s) and/or product(s) offered by the Corporation, the Bank or their Affiliates.
Prospect means any individual or entity which is a candidate recorded on the Company's Staff Sourcing Network or is an employee of any entity with which the Company has entered into discussions or agreements concerning its acquisition or a strategic alliance or with which the Company has another contractual arrangement. During the Non-Compete Period, Prospects shall be those Prospects in existence at the beginning of the Non-Compete Period.
Prospect means take action to find out about the existence, quality or quantity of minerals on, in or under land by—
Prospect means a geographic or stratigraphic area in which the Company owns or intends to own one or more oil and gas interests, which is geographically defined based on geological data and which is reasonably anticipated to contain at least one reservoir or part of a reservoir of oil and gas.
Prospect with respect to a particular Horizon may be limited to the minimum area permitted by state law or local practice, whichever is applicable, to protect against drainage from adjacent xxxxx if the well to be drilled by the Partnership is to a Horizon containing Proved Reserves.