Examples of Regulatory Obligations in a sentence
The Company may terminate such co-operation as described above, in this Agreement either with, or without notice, for a series of severe reasons, deriving from Regulatory Obligations, including taking measures against Money Laundering and extending (but, not limited to) breach of such Agreement, bad faith, attempt to commit fraud, etc.
Regulatory Obligations / Reverse Termination Fee Competing Proposals / Termination Fee / Stockholder “No Vote” Boral and Headwaters must use reasonable best efforts to obtain certain required regulatory approvals, including to agree to divestitures up to a specified threshold.
Force Majeure as to Regulatory Obligations shall be addressed as provided in Applicable Law.
All disputes among the Parties regarding the implementation of this Agreement, including disputes regarding any Party’s performance of Contractual or Regulatory Obligations, shall be the subject to the Dispute Resolution Procedures stated in Section 6.5, except as otherwise provided in this Agreement.
Regulatory Obligations means all legal and regulatory requirements (including FS Legislation), enactments and orders in the United Kingdom applicable to delivery of the Services; and Services means the services set out in clause 2.3.