Approved Third Party definition

Approved Third Party means an individual or organisation engaged by you to undertake non-legal work ancillary to Contract Work, including experts and translators but excluding Agents and Counsel;

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Approved Third Party means a Third Party approved by Regeneron pursuant to Section 3.6.

Approved Third Party means a person (other than the RSP) who is a party to an ATP Agreement.

Examples of Approved Third Party in a sentence

That Operator must then notify any Operator, ATOC Travel Agent, ATOC Self-ticketing Licensee, ITX Travel Agent and/or Approved Third Party that is permitted to Sell the Fare accordingly.
That Operator must then notify any Operator, ATOC Travel Agent and/or Approved Third Party that is permitted to Sell the Upgrade accordingly.
That Operator must then notify any Operator, ATOC Travel Agent and/or Approved Third Party that is permitted to Sell the Discount Card accordingly.
That Operator must then notify any Operator, ATOC Travel Agent and/or Approved Third Party that is permitted to Sell the Non-Rail Product accordingly.
That Operator must then notify any Operator, ATOC Travel Agent and/or Approved Third Party that is permitted to Sell the Reservation accordingly.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, there shall be no requirement to disclose any portion of any report submitted by the Approved Third Party Appraiser without such a non-reliance letter.
Except for (i) those Operating Leases between a Property Owner and LaSalle Leasing or a wholly-owned Subsidiary of LaSalle Leasing and (ii) the Approved Third Party Operating Leases, the only material leases of Unencumbered Properties for which either the Borrower or a Material Subsidiary is a lessee are the Qualified Ground Leases.
If the Approved Third Party Purchaser fails to purchase all the Participating Co-Sale Shares, then the relevant Transfer of Co-Sale Eligible Shares shall not be completed.
With respect to Portfolio Investments for which market quotations are not readily available (“Unquoted Investments”), the Borrower shall value such Portfolio Investments quarterly in a manner consistent with its “Net Asset Valuation Policy” (the “Valuation Policy”), including valuation of at least 35% by value of all Unquoted Investments using the assistance of an Approved Third Party Appraiser.
Unless the RSP provides details of the Upgrade to Approved ▇▇▇▇ and Approved Information Systems in accordance with Clause 4-56 of this Agreement, the Creating Operator will notify the full details of the Upgrade to any Operator, ATOC Travel Agent, ITX Travel Agent and/or Approved Third Party specified by the Creating Operator in the Product Implementation Form.

More Definitions of Approved Third Party

Approved Third Party means, in respect of a TP Use Proposal approved by the Authority further to Clause 43 (The TP Use Proposal) or deemed to be approved further to Clause 43 (The TP Use Proposal) or a Third Party Contract entered into further to such TP Use Proposal, the Third Party identified in the relevant TP Outline Proposal or TP Use Proposal (as applicable);

Approved Third Party has the meaning set forth in Section 11.02.

Approved Third Party means a Third Party approved by Regeneron pursuant to Section 3.6. 1.7 “Breeding Pair” shall mean one (1) male Mouse and one (1) female Mouse. 1.8 “Company Know How” shall have the meaning set forth in Section 7.1(c). 1.9 “Company Patent Rights” shall mean all Patent Rights owned or Controlled by Company and/or its Affiliates, in each case, which claim any composition (or portion thereof) or use of the Antibody, Antibody Materials, Subject Products or Company Know-How. 1.10 “Company Technology” shall mean Company Patent Rights and Company Know-How. 1.11 “Control” and cognates thereof shall mean the ability by a Person to grant (whether directly or through its Affiliates) the right to access or use, or to grant a licence or a sublicense to, or the right to disclose or transfer Regeneron Technology (including, without limitation, Mice), Company Technology or other intellectual property right, or Confidential Information, as the case may be, without violating the terms of any agreement or other arrangement with, or the rights of, any Third Party. 1.12 “Derived” and cognates thereof shall mean obtained, developed, acquired, made, invented, discovered, created, synthesized, designed, or otherwise generated or resulting from. For the avoidance of doubt, an antibody or antibody material shall not be deemed Derived from Mice if Company only uses Company Know-How (other than DNA or amino acid sequence information) to derive antibodies from sources other than Mice or Mice Materials. 1.13 “Diagnostic Subject Product” shall mean each Subject Product approved and sold or offered for sale for diagnostic use. 1.14 “Distributor” shall mean a Third Party appointed to distribute, market and sell the Subject Products in a country or region other than the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, or the United Kingdom, even if that Third Party is supplied Subject Products in unpackaged bulk form; provided that such Third Party does not make any royalty or other payment to Company or any of its Affiliates or Licensees with respect to the Subject Product or intellectual property rights outside of the amounts included in the calculation of Net Sales (other than a reasonable and customary up-front payment that is comparable to payments made by Company to a Distributor for the distribution of its other products in the applicable country or region).

Approved Third Party. : means the Company’s auditors, a leading investment bank of international repute or an independent auditor selected by the Directors in their sole and absolute discretion.

Approved Third Party means a third party other than Caliper Technologies, Inc. or its Affiliate that has been approved by ACLARA as follows: ABG shall notify ACLARA in writing of the name of the proposed third party; ACLARA shall respond in writing within 30 days after receiving such notification whether or not it approves the third party, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld; and if ACLARA does not approve the third party, it shall include in its response its good faith reasons to believe that approval of the third party would have an unreasonable negative impact on the business of ACLARA or its Affiliates or sublicensees. ------------------ [*] Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.