Regulatory jurisdiction definition
Regulatory jurisdiction means a state or territory of the U.S., the District of Columbia, or a foreign country with authority to grant or deny entry into a profession or occupation.
Regulatory jurisdiction means any jurisdiction within the Territory in which regulatory approval for manufacturing, promoting, marketing, distributing and selling the Product is required.
Regulatory jurisdiction means any government or governmental unit which has authority to regulate the sale or use of a Co-Development Product in any territory.
More Definitions of Regulatory jurisdiction
Regulatory jurisdiction means any country, kingdom, territory, principality, or other jurisdiction in which regulatory or other governmental approval for manufacturing, promoting, marketing, distributing and selling the Product is required. For the avoidance of doubt the European Union shall not be considered as a separate Regulatory Jurisdiction.
Regulatory jurisdiction means any jurisdiction in which Approval for Manufacturing, Developing or Commercializing Anti-IgE Antibodies or Anti-IgE Products is required.
Regulatory jurisdiction means. However, in light of Ysleta I, there is no need to relitigate whether the Tribe must follow Texas regulations. Though an interpretation of subsection (b) that incorporated Cabazon Band would distinguish between laws that prohibit conduct and those that permit but merely regulate conduct, the Fifth Circuit rejected this view. The Court recognizes the Tribe’s frustration that Ysleta I and subsequent case law interpreting Ysleta I do not clearly elucidate
Regulatory jurisdiction means the country in which a Party is the Regulatory Lead.
Regulatory jurisdiction means, with respect to each Drug Product to be Manufactured hereunder, the United States, Canada and any other jurisdiction set forth in the applicable Drug Product Appendix.