FOREIGN CONTENT Sample Clauses
The FOREIGN CONTENT clause defines how materials or information originating from outside the primary jurisdiction or country are handled within an agreement. It typically specifies the requirements for identifying, disclosing, or obtaining permissions for such foreign content, and may address issues like compliance with local laws, import restrictions, or intellectual property rights. By clarifying the treatment of foreign content, this clause helps prevent legal complications and ensures that all parties are aware of their obligations regarding non-domestic materials.
FOREIGN CONTENT. The Aircraft contain commodities, technology and software that were exported from the United States and other countries in accordance with their respective export control regulations. Diversion contrary to U.S. law and/or any other applicable law is prohibited. Buyer agrees to comply with any export and re-export control laws of the United States and other countries applicable to the Aircraft, its parts, components, technology and software and, upon Embraer’s request, to execute and deliver to Embraer the relevant end-user certificates necessary for the export and transfer of the Aircraft to Buyer.