MARKETING SCHEDULE Sample Clauses

MARKETING SCHEDULE. CONTRACTOR must submit to HHSC for approval a marketing schedule at least twenty (20) business days prior to beginning of any CHIP marketing activity. CONTRACTOR must indicate the exact address of the site at which it will market on the schedule. HHSC will respond to the submitted marketing schedule within fifteen (15) business days from the date of receipt. CONTRACTOR must receive HHSC's approval of the schedule prior to the marketing event, which approval HHSC may not unreasonably withhold. If HHSC does not approve the schedule within the allotted fifteen (15) business days, the schedule is deemed approved. If HHSC expressly disapproves the marketing schedule, CONTRACTOR is prohibited from engaging in the marketing activity set out on the schedule at the time indicated. HHSC may require changes in the marketing schedule before it will approve the schedule.
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MARKETING SCHEDULE. (a) Initial marketing schedule. CONTRACTOR must submit an initial marketing schedule to HHSC for approval no later than March 3, 2000. For each particular marketing event listed on the schedule, CONTRACTOR must indicate the exact address of the site at which it will market. HHSC will respond to the initial marketing schedule by March 10, 2000. CONTRACTOR must receive HHSC's approval of the schedule prior to the first marketing event, which approval HHSC may not unreasonably withhold. If HHSC does not approve the schedule by March 10, 2000, the schedule is deemed approved. If HHSC expressly disapproves the marketing schedule, CONTRACTOR is prohibited from engaging in the marketing activity set out on the schedule at the time indicated. HHSC may require changes in the marketing schedule before it will approve the schedule. CONTRACTOR need not seek and obtain prior approval of a change to the initial marketing schedule that deletes or adds a marketing activity of the type which HHSC has approved in that schedule. CONTRACTOR must inform HHSC of this deletion or addition within five (5) business days of the deletion or addition.
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MARKETING SCHEDULE. The scheduled flying for the Company to perform, as provided by the Company’ s partners in advance of each Bid Period. Management Pilot – A Pilot designated by the Company to be responsible for managing Pilots and administering Company policy. Month - See “Bid Period.” Monthly Guarantee (“MMG”) - The minimum pay hours per Pilot in a Month, as set forth in Article 3 (Compensation). Multiple Operations Training Compliance Program (“MOTCP”) – An FAA approved program that allows Pilots to fly the same Equipment Type on multiple Certificates without a Training Event(s). New Base – A Base not existing on the effective date of the Agreement, as per Article 7 (Vacancies).
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MARKETING SCHEDULE. The scheduled Flying for the Company to perform, as provided by the Company’s partners in advance of each Bid Period.
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