Third Party Licensee means any individual or entity that
Third Party Licensee means any third parties licensed to use the Interface for development, use and distribution of Applications pursuant to a Partner Program agreement with Trimble.
Third Party Licensee means a Third Party which is granted development, Commercialization and/or other exploitation rights under a Third Party License, including the Third Party’s sublicensees, if any.
Examples of Third Party Licensee in a sentence
If EMPLOYER enters into or renews a licensing arrangement with a third party (“Third Party Licensee”) which allows that Third Party Licensee to exploit the recording by entering into direct licenses with music services (“Music Service Licensees”) for digital transmissions otherwise eligible for the statutory license pursuant to 17 U.S.C. Sec.
More Definitions of Third Party Licensee
Third Party Licensee means a Third Party to which IMMUNOGEN has granted rights to use IMMUNOGEN Background Technology or rights with respect to any Target.
Third Party Licensee means any person or entity, other than a Sprint Entity, which may be from time to time a party to a Primary Lease. Each and every Third Party Licensee is collectively referred to herein as "Third Party Licensees".
Third Party Licensee means an entity other than Toshiba, any Toshiba Affiliate, SanDisk or any SanDisk Affiliate to whom a license to all or a portion of the Licensed IP or a license to any Joint IP, as applicable, is granted under Section 5.10.
Third Party Licensee means any Third Party holding a license (whether exclusive or non-exclusive) under the Eidos IP in the Field in the ROW Territory.
Third Party Licensee means a third party, not an Affiliate, to which a Party licenses its rights to sell Licensed Products.
Third Party Licensee means any Third Party holding a license (whether exclusive or non-exclusive) under the Verastem IP in the Field outside of the Territory.
Third Party Licensee means a third party to which University has granted a non-exclusive license to the Patent Rights.