CMA definition
CMA means the Competition and Markets Authority or any successor body;
CMA means the Competition and Markets Authority;
CMA means the UK Competition and Markets Authority;
Examples of CMA in a sentence
Under no circumstances shall Buyer or Seller make any representations to the CMA regarding the other Party without consulting with the other Party and obtaining that Party’s prior consent.
Neither Buyer nor its Affiliates nor any of their respective representatives may initiate contact or communications with the CMA without the prior consultation with Seller or Seller’s counsel; provided, however, Buyer may respond to contact or communications initiated by the CMA, and may provide its own confidential information to the CMA on an independent basis without Seller review or approval.
Nothing in this Agreement shall require either Party or its legal counsel to share any information with the other Party that may be prohibited by Law or the CMA.
More Definitions of CMA
CMA means the agreement to provide capital maintenance services for the Project for up to 15 years, as further set forth in Volume II of the RFP.
CMA means the Canadian Medical Association;
CMA means the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to this Agreement;
CMA means certified medication assistant.
CMA means the Canada Marine Act, S.C. 1998, C.10;
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CMA means cellular market area which is used by the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) to define cellular license areas and which consists of Metropolitan Statistical Areas (“MSAs”) and Rural Service Areas (“RSAs”).