Sponsorship means contribution in money or in kind (including goods, or services, etc.) given to an entity or group, for staging an artistic, social, sports or cultural activity etc. in return for an institutional benefit reflected in the form of visibility to target audiences, under a sponsorship agreement or whatsoever name, to the extent the nature of the relationship is as defined herein.
Sponsorship means any contribution made by public or private undertakings or natural persons not engaged in providing audiovisual media services or in the production of audiovisual works, to the financing of audiovisual media services or programmes with a view to promoting their name, trade mark, image, activities or products;
Examples of Sponsorship in a sentence
In the event of any inconsistency between these T&Cs, the Sponsorship Application, and the Exhibitor Agreement, as applicable, the order of priority shall be: (1) the T&Cs; (2) the Exhibitor Agreement; and (3) the Sponsorship Application.
If any provision of this Farmsponsor Agro Estate Sponsorship Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable for any reason, the remaining provisions will continue to be valid and enforceable.
CONTACT INFORMATION * *Required: All information must be filled in completely before submitting Company: OPPORTUNITY SELECTED Sponsorship: Contact Name: Title: Phone: Email: URL Page Link: BILLING INFORMATION FOR INVOICING * PAYMENT DUE Payment accepted in US dollars (USD) only.
Sponsorship Total: 100% Due with Contract USD PAYMENT METHOD *Required: All information must be filled in completely before submitting Company: Check Enclosed Check Number: Contact Name: Please make checks payable to the Society of Petroleum Engineers.
GOVERNING LAW This Farmsponsor Agro Estate Sponsorship agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
More Definitions of Sponsorship
Sponsorship means a financial contribution or in-kind contribution of goods or services provided to the City in return for recognition, and includes advertising sold in support of a City Event.
Sponsorship means any contribution made by a public or private undertaking or natural person not engaged in providing audiovisual media services or in the production of audiovisual works, to the financing of audiovisual media services or programmes with a view to promoting its name, its trade mark, its image, its activities or its products;
Sponsorship means an agreement between a city or county and an applicant for assistance under the brownfield redevelopment program in which the city or county agrees to offer assistance or guidance to the applicant. Sponsorship is not required if the applicant is a city or county.
Sponsorship means an association in accordance with Section 61-2c-209 between an individual licensed under this chapter and an entity licensed under this chapter.
Sponsorship means the participation of a natural or legal person, who is not engaged in broadcasting activities or in the production of audiovisual works, in the direct or indirect financing of a programme with a view to promoting the name, trademark, image or activities of that person.
Sponsorship means an agreement between a city or county and an applicant for assistance under the brownfield redevelopment program where the city or county agrees to offer assistance or guidance to the applicant.2000 Acts, ch 1101, §1; 2008 Acts, ch 1173, §1; 2011 Acts, ch 116, §3, 12; 2014 Acts, ch 1081, §1 – 3, 13Referred to in §15.327, §15A.12014 amendments apply to qualifying redevelopment projects for which a redevelopment tax credit is awarded on or after July 1, 2014; 2014 Acts, ch 1081, §13 15.292 Brownfield redevelopment program.1. The authority shall establish and administer a brownfield redevelopment program for purposes of providing financial and technical assistance for the acquisition, remediation, or redevelopment of brownfield sites. Financial assistance under the program shall be provided from the brownfield redevelopment fund created in section 15.293. The authority may provide information on alternative forms of assistance.2. A person owning a site may apply for assistance under the program if the site for which assistance is sought meets the definition of a brownfield site and the applicant has secured sponsorship prior to applying. Sponsorship is not required if the applicant is a city or county.3. a. A person who is not an owner of a site may apply for financial assistance under the program if the site for which financial assistance is sought meets the definition of a brownfield site and the applicant has secured sponsorship prior to applying. Sponsorship is not required if the applicant is a city or county.b. Prior to applying for financial assistance under this subsection, an applicant shall enter into an agreement with the owner of the brownfield site for which financial assistance is sought. The agreement shall be submitted with an application for financial assistance and shall include, at a minimum, the following:(1) An agreement regarding the estimated total cost for remediating the brownfield site.(2) An agreement that the owner shall transfer title of the property to the applicant upon completion of the remediation of the property.(3) An agreement that, upon the subsequent sale of the property by the applicant to a person other than the original owner, the original owner shall receive not more than seventy-five percent of the estimated total cost of remediation.
Sponsorship means provision of supplementary support, financial or otherwise, to the families to meet the medical, educational and developmental needs of the child;