Export Control License Sample Clauses
An Export Control License clause defines the obligations of parties to comply with applicable export control laws and regulations when transferring goods, technology, or information across borders. This clause typically requires parties to obtain necessary government authorizations before exporting or sharing controlled items, and may restrict the transfer of certain products or data to specific countries or individuals. Its core function is to ensure legal compliance and prevent unauthorized exports, thereby reducing the risk of legal penalties and safeguarding sensitive materials.
Export Control License. For the purposes of this subsection 15 (d), “Export Control License” shall mean any public or governmental license, approval, permit or similar (whether temporary or permanent), issued directly or indirectly, by any United States or foreign authority which, from time to time, it is necessary to obtain in order to be entitled to market, import, export, or re-export products and/or provision of services, and/or transfer of technology and/or Intellectual Property Rights including without limitation, the U.S. Export Administration Regulations, and the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations.
Export Control License. You represent and warrant that you, nor any Participant shall use the Service in any way that would require either us, you or the Participant to obtain an export control license, whether from a US, EU or other authority. Such use includes without limitation training or use for weapons, whether biological, chemical, nuclear or otherwise and for any other military or nuclear devices.