Obligation to Market Sample Clauses

Obligation to Market. POINT shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to market, distribute sell and/or have sold the Product in the Territory, and specifically in Canada, USA, EU and at least one country in ROW. A timetable will be negotiated in good faith by the Parties for the marketing approval and launch of Product in each of the Sub-Territories.
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Obligation to Market. (a) Upon receipt of Regulatory Approval for a Product, Xxxxxx agrees to follow its marketing plan on an annual basis, as such plan may be revised or changed by Xxxxxx from time to time. Xxxxxx will use commercially reasonable diligence in its marketing and sales efforts. Xxxxxx'x sales and marketing efforts, which will comply with the regulatory requirements of the applicable regulatory jurisdiction, may include the development of promotional materials, certain customer letters, sales calls, presentations and other documentation in support of marketing and sales personnel representation of the Products. Xxxxxx shall coordinate the production of promotional materials with UroGen so that the parties' marketing efforts are complementary and so that UroGen may comply with such regulatory requirements as may apply to such materials and will provide UroGen with marketing comments on promotional materials prepared by UroGen. Xxxxxx'x efforts may also include, at its sole discretion, the funding of marketing studies relating to the Products. Xxxxxx will coordinate the initiation and completion of such marketing studies with UroGen.
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Obligation to Market. X. Xxxxxx shall strive to achieve and exceed Total Net Sales figures shown in the "Plan A" Projections of Schedule 6. Xxxxxx agrees to follow the ---------- Marketing Resource Plan as approved and revised by the Marketing Committee from time to time and subject to the provisions of Section 4 of this Agreement; and Xxxxxx further agrees that following the receipt of Regulatory Approval in the United States for the Isolex(R) 300SA, Xxxxxx will expend at least the following minimum budgeted amounts (expressed below as a percentage of projected Total Net Sales shown in the "Plan A" Projections) for expenses of sales and marketing of the Isolex(R) and Maxsep(R) Products and Reagent Kits hereunder, provided that such amount shall not be less than [Confidential -------- Information Omitted] per calendar year for each of the first four (4) Agreement Years of the Term (a pro rata portion of such amount for 1997, the --- ---- first Agreement Year hereunder, or, if such Regulatory Approval is not obtained in 1997, for any subsequent Agreement Year during which such Regulatory Approval is obtained)(the "Budgeted Expenses"): Agreement Year Percentage of Projected Total Net Sales -------------- --------------------------------------- 1997 [Confidential Information Omitted] 1998 [Confidential Information Omitted] 1999 [Confidential Information Omitted] 2000 [Confidential Information Omitted] 2001 [Confidential Information Omitted] 2002 [Confidential Information Omitted] Budgeted Expenses, for this purpose, will include (a) direct, indirect and allocated expenses (as allocated in accordance with Xxxxxx'x standard practices applied consistently to all Xxxxxx'x divisions and businesses) of Xxxxxx for the sales and marketing of Products, and (b) certain co-marketing expenses of Newco as provided in Section 8.1(B) below. The portion of Budgeted Expenses comprising Baxter expenses includes, but is not limited to, expenses associated with salaries, benefits, training,installation of instruments, customer services, customer operations/administration, selling and promotional activities, warehousing, freight and delivery of Products, field service, clinical education, documentation, reprint acquisition and other materials and equipment such as telephone lines and 800 number telephone services. Xxxxxx'x sales and marketing efforts, which will comply with regulatory requirements, may include the development of promotional materials, certain customer letters, sales calls, presentatio...
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