Third Party Funders Sample Clauses
Third Party Funders. The contract acknowledges the new role of institutional subvention funders and other key stakeholders. Since the transaction costs for publishers and authors of creating institutionally- specific agreements would be high, we hope that the central elements and structure of this document may be accepted widely by institutions that provide open access book publishing subventions. It is deliberately modular, utilizing a series of schedules that can be intermixed with the core contract to meet the specific needs of a given publisher or author, or tailored to a particular digital work.
Third Party Funders. Pfizer and BioNTech shall, in good faith and acting collaboratively, seek funding from one or more Third Parties for such Third Party to provide financial support to the collaboration between the Parties under this Agreement (each, a “Third Party Funder”). For each potential Third Party Funder, the Parties will agree on (a) the Party to lead the communications and discussions with such Third Party Funder (the “Lead Party”) and (b) the activities, costs or expenses for which funding support shall be sought (e.g. funding for Development costs, funding in support of a Party’s Capex Costs (“Capex Funding”) or both). An initial list of potential Third Party Funders and their allocation as between the Parties is set forth in Schedule 5.5. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Pfizer shall be entitled to secure funding from, and shall be the Lead Party in discussions with, [***], in the event that Pfizer, in its sole discretion, [***], and BioNTech shall be entitled to secure funding from, and shall be the Lead Party in discussions with, [***], in the event that BioNTech, in its sole discretion, chooses to seek funding from [***].
Third Party Funders. The Consultant will use its good faith efforts to obtain a qualified third party investor or qualified third party investors (together with the affiliates, subsidiaries, special purpose vehicles and the like of such investors, the “Funder(s)”) who have a good faith interest in providing financing for proposed scrap metal acquisitions and/or transactions by or with the Company that would be evidenced by a proposed letter of intent (a “Letter of Intent”) to be negotiated by the Company and the Funder(s).