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Sponsorships definition

Sponsorships means those sponsorship opportunities described in Section 3.3 of this Agreement.
Sponsorships means any sales in connection with the right for an entity to be associated with content (i.e. a Programme or series) which can be facilitated by placing a name, trade mark, image, activity, service or product juxtaposition to the content or within its credits (but excludes AFP or and Product Placements unless otherwise agreed with Channel Supplier)
Sponsorships means advertising, presenting sponsorships, category-related sponsorships, or other operations-related sponsorships of single events or multiple events presented at the DPAC, including cash and in-kind contributions by the sponsor in return for various tagging, tickets, and to-be-defined facility usage benefits. For example, a sponsor may sponsor a Broadway series, a family series, or all community outreach programming. Sponsorships specifically excludes Naming Rights Sponsorships, as that term is defined in Section 2.48.

Examples of Sponsorships in a sentence

  • Additional notes for Sponsorships:- “Indirect sponsorship of HCPs through HCOs should be disclosed under payment to HCOs as this is the Recipient of the Transfer of Value.

  • Sponsorships will be assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Sponsorships are closely allied to the various types of community / business activities undertaken by our Company.

  • Sponsorships involving contra arrangements are recognised as revenue equivalent to the fair value of the services provided by the sponsor.

  • All paid and guaranteed Sponsorships cancelled in writing (as set forth in the Terms and Conditions) at least sixty (60) days in advance of the Event will receive a fifty percent (50%) refund of the total Sponsorship fee.


More Definitions of Sponsorships

Sponsorships means money reasonably paid to or received from customers, trade partners, associations, foundations, charities or non-profit organizations to promote the business or the reputation of the Company, which is beneficial to establishing trade credibility as well as helping to tighten business relations and being appropriate to the occasion provided. Whereby it might be linked to the giving or receiving of a bribe.
Sponsorships means fees paid for the right to have a listing or some form of exposure incorporated into the Service.
Sponsorships means giving money or stuff, benefits for business objectives, brand or reputation of the Company.
Sponsorships means support for a program, event, or organization in return for the advertisement, or promotion of Merit products, including healthcare-related conventions and conference sponsorships, promotional booths, exhibit space, advertisements, memberships, signage rights, naming rights, and subscriptions. ​
Sponsorships shall be defined as any third party with whom Licensee affiliates for purposes of advertising, promoting, sponsoring, funding or contributing in any way to the Exhibition, in whole or in part and whether through financial or asset commitment. Licensee shall submit any such proposed sponsor to Fox in writing together with all relevant information, including but not limited to type and amount of financial commitment and proposed co-branding concepts (it being specifically understood by Licensee that Fox’s approval of a sponsor in general shall not be deemed an approval of specific co-branded concepts, each of which must still be approved by Fox). All agreements entered into with such sponsors shall require that Fox, and any parent, subsidiary or affiliate that Fox may require, in its sole discretion, be added to their general liability insurance policies as additional named insureds.
Sponsorships means any payment received by Company or HealthGrades from a third party for promoting the name or product of such third party on the Bridge Page or Search Results Pages.
Sponsorships means those sponsorship opportunities described in Section 3 below and in other sections of the RFP.