Service Tier definition
Service Tier means a category of Cable Service provided by Grantee’s Cable System and for which a separate rate is charged by Grantee.
Service Tier means a category of cable service or other services provided by a cable operator and for which a separate rate is charged by the cable operator.
Service Tier means a category of Cable Service or other services provided by Grantee and for which a separate charge is made by Grantee.
Examples of Service Tier in a sentence
Provided that all other Cable Service providers in the Franchise Area are required to do the same, Franchisee shall provide on the Basic Service Tier one (1) reserved access channel which may be activated in accordance with Section 6.2 below (“Reserved PEG Channel”) which shall be individually designated by the LFA as a Public, Educational or Government Access Channel.
More Definitions of Service Tier
Service Tier means the relevant Sage 50 Accounts subscription service subscribed to by you being either: (i) Sage 50 Accounts Subscription Product Only; (ii) Sage 50 Accounts Subscription-Online Support, or (iii) Sage 50 Accounts Subscription with Sage Cover Extra (collectively, the “Service Tiers”) there are no tier options for Sage 50 Payroll or Sage 50 Accounts Essentials subscriptions and service is provided as set out in the Documentation for these products;
Service Tier means a category of video service for which a separate rate is charged.
Service Tier means a category of Cable Television Service provided by the Company over the Cable Television System for which a separate rate is charged for such category by the Company.
Service Tier means a category of video service provided
Service Tier means a specific set of cable subscriber services which are made available as, and only as, a group for purchase by subscribers at a separate rate for the group.
Service Tier means the relevant subscription service subscribed to by you as set out in the Documentation for the Module;
Service Tier means a category of video service provided by a video service provider to a subscriber and for which a separate rate is charged by the video service provider.