Covered Vendor definition

Covered Vendor means any entity who has been awarded a service contract or
Covered Vendor means any and all vendors of the Company with whom Employee dealt or had more than casual contact in connection with Company business during and by virtue of Employee’s employment with the Company.
Covered Vendor means any of the following corporate entities,

Examples of Covered Vendor in a sentence

  • If the Covered Vendor refuses to comply with Service Provider’s request to fulfill the Client Purposes on reasonable terms and conditions, then Service Provider and Client shall promptly meet to determine what actions are necessary to fulfill the Client Purposes, including without limitation, Service Provider selecting any of the following, which selection must be approved by Client, in Client’s discretion: [***]*.

  • An Event of Default (other than a Covered Vendor Facility Default) shall occur under the Financing Agreements or the Security Documents or a Bridge Event of Default (other than a Covered Bridge Default) shall occur under the Bridge Financing Agreements or the Bridge Security Documents.


More Definitions of Covered Vendor

Covered Vendor means any and all vendors of the Company Group with whom Executive has dealt or had more than casual contact in connection with the Business.
Covered Vendor means any of the following corporate entities, or any parent, sub-
Covered Vendor means any of the following corporate entities, or any parent, subsidiary, affiliate, or successor entity of:
Covered Vendor means all third parties (including contractors and entities that Verizon Wireless refers to as “NEPA vendors”) that perform, supervise, oversee, or manage the performance of duties on Verizon Wireless’s behalf, that relate to
Covered Vendor means any of the following corporate entities, or any parent, subsidiary, affiliate or successor entity of the following corporate entities: (a) Ant Group Co., Limited. (b) ByteDance Limited.
Covered Vendor means any for-profit employer who employs at least 25 FTE's or any not-for -profit employer who employs at least 100 FTE's who has been awarded a Service Contract or Subcontract after the effective date of this ordinance. This term does not include Beneficiary as herein defined.
Covered Vendor means any for-profit employer who employs