Actively Pursue definition

Actively Pursue or “Actively Pursuing” means, with respect to any Opportunity, actively soliciting, negotiating with, entering into agreements with, or otherwise consummating transactions with, a third Person (or its agents or representatives) with the intent or for the purposes of actively Exploiting such Opportunity. For purposes of this Agreement, (a) if an Opportunity involves a transaction with a third Person (other than an Acquisition), then a party shall not be deemed to be Actively Pursuing such Opportunity until it (or its agents or representatives) has directly engaged in discussions related to such Opportunity with such third Person (or its agents or representatives) and (b) if an Opportunity is an Acquisition, then a party shall not be deemed to be Actively Pursuing such Opportunity until it (or its agents or representatives) or such third Person (or such third Person’s agents or representatives) has commenced substantive due diligence with respect to such Opportunity involving information of such third Person or it, respectively, that is not publicly available.
Actively Pursue means to initiate contact with the business directly with the intent of luring the business, whether that be through any means of
Actively Pursue is defined as when a community contacts businesses within another participating BusinessFirst! community by methods including, but not limited to, cold calls, mail, or visits.

Examples of Actively Pursue in a sentence

  • If such consent is not granted pursuant to this Section 2.3(b), Manheim shall not, and shall cause the other Manheim Entities not to, Actively Pursue or consummate such Acquisition, unless ATG consents in writing thereto (which consent, if granted, must be authorized by the Related Party Committee on behalf of ATG).

Related to Actively Pursue

  • Actively Employed – means the employee has been at work and performing assigned duties for at least 80 percent of the work days over the previous 12 months.

  • Actively at Work and "active work" means actually performing on a Full- time basis each and every duty pertaining to your job in the place where and the manner in which the job is normally performed. This includes approved time off such as vacation, jury duty and funeral leave, but does not include time off as a result of injury or illness.