Backhaul Provider definition

Backhaul Provider means any entity providing Grantor rights to Inland Capacity.
Backhaul Provider means collectively, the US Backhaul Provider and the UK Backhaul Provider.
Backhaul Provider means a service provider which has an appropriate license to construct a backhaul facility and to provide backhaul services in Liberia;

Examples of Backhaul Provider in a sentence

  • Backhaul Provider A third-party company providing connectivity services to the Premises, under contract to Freshwave or Customer for such services.

  • Grantor will use reasonable commercial efforts to cause the Backhaul Provider with which it has contracted to perform its obligations under the applicable Backhaul Agreement.

  • Grantor represents that at all times it shall use commercially reasonable efforts to require the applicable Backhaul Provider with which it has contracted to provide routine, preventive and corrective maintenance for the Inland Capacity in accordance with performance standards that at least meet prudent industry standards.

  • In addition to the terms defined in the rest of the Agreement the following definitions apply to this Schedule: Availability The time measured over a Measurement Period for which Services are not Unavailable as calculated in accordance with Clause 12 of this Schedule Backhaul Provider A third-party company providing connectivity services to the Premises, under contract to Freshwave or Customer for such services.

  • Freshwave (and its Subcontractors including the MNO and any relevant Backhaul Provider) will occasionally need to perform planned maintenance activities for the Services which may require the Services to be off-line during such maintenance activities.