AAQ definition

AAQ means the maximum number of Units to be supplied by ENDOCEUTICS in a given Supply Year. For clarity, the amount of first shipment of PRODUCT hereunder will be counted towards the AAQ for the first Supply Year.
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Examples of AAQ in a sentence

  • Old Teacher pay level AJ GF moves across to New Teacher pay level AAQ GF.

  • If requested, the Contractor must provide evidence of the insurance to satisfaction of AAQ.

  • Or if requested by AAQ, the Contractor must destroy all Confidential Information and provide AAQ with written confirmation of such destruction.

  • Reportable Incidents include any improper conduct in relation to a Consumer, AAQ, the Contractor, Personnel or otherwise in relation to the Services.

  • This Agreement is governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in the relevant State or Territory where AAQ has its registered office.

  • This Agreement does not create a relationship of employer and employee, principal and agent, or partnership between AAQ and the Contractor or any of its Personnel.

  • Prior to joining HUD, Tyler was recognized as a national DRGR TA provider and served on the DRGR AAQ.

  • Assuming that such purchase order is in compliance with the applicable Forecast, MOQ and AAQ, ENDOCEUTICS shall confirm each purchase order within [***], and shall include a written confirmation of the delivery date.

  • With respect to any present or former employee of Company, including any Continued Employee, for whom a “qualifying event,” as defined in COBRA, occurs prior to the Closing, AAQ will continue to be responsible for satisfying any obligations under COBRA.

  • This means that the relevant AAQ management programmes should be developed and implemented jointly.