Public Viewing definition

Public Viewing means the human remains have, at a minimum, been washed, as defined in this section, and the remains are placed in a viewing room, church, chapel or other suitable place for viewing.

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Public Viewing is specified as the broadcasting of the content of the Service at any premises where there is public and where products and services are sold to them, with the purpose to gain profit.

Public Viewing means DIRECTV® programming that is generally accessible to the public or includes common areas where the primary source of revenue is derived from the sale of food or beverage for immediate consumption. Examples include bars, restaurants and nightclubs. “Qualifying Commercial Subscriber” will be a Commercial Establishment (i) which orders its initial Programming Package from Dealer and (ii) Dealer validly submits initial order to DSI and (iii) which prior to the date when Dealer submits to DSI the initial Order, the commercial Establishment has not received any other programming services via DIRECTV Distribution System.

Examples of Public Viewing in a sentence

• An Exhibitor shall provide FIFA, upon request, with written details of the date and time of a Public Viewing Event together with actual or estimated audience figures.

• An Exhibitor may only exhibit broadcast coverage of the Competition at a Public Viewing Event if a written licence has been obtained from FIFA.

• Except for use of the words “World Cup” in a standard font for the sole purpose of informing members of the public of the time and place of a Public Viewing Event, an Exhibitor shall not use, nor authorise the use of, any Competition Marks (or any part thereof) or any symbol, emblem, logo, mark or designation which, in FIFA’s opinion, is similar to, or is a derivation or imitation of, any of the Competition Marks.

• These FIFA Regulations shall form an integral part of any licence granted by FIFA for a Public Viewing Event.

• An Exhibitor must obtain FIFA’s written approval to charge a direct or indirect admission fee for the exhibition of the broadcast coverage of the Competition at a Commercial Public Viewing Event.

• Commercial Establishments: Public Viewing Events in “Commercial Establishments”, such as pubs, clubs and bars, are NOT deemed to be Commercial Public Viewing Events unless further commercial activities, such as admission fees or sponsorship activities, take place in relation to their public viewing activities.

• Any breach of these Regulations by an Exhibitor may result in the termination of the licence to organise and/or stage a Public Viewing Event and subject an Exhibitor to prosecution under the applicable laws.

• A Public Viewing Event is considered a “Commercial Public Viewing Event” if the person or entity who organises and/or stages it (the “Exhibitor”) stages it for commercial purposes.

• When applying for their public viewing licence for a Public Viewing Event, an Exhibitor must indicate whether an admission fee is intended to be charged.

• These Regulations do not in isolation constitute a licence from FIFA to an Exhibitor or otherwise authorise an Exhibitor to exhibit broadcast coverage of the Competition at a Commercial Public Viewing Event.

More Definitions of Public Viewing

Public Viewing means the human remains have, at a minimum, been washed, as defined in this section, and the

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