Commercially Practicable definition
Commercially Practicable means that after Microsoft enters into any such non-exclusive agreement for the distribution, promotion, use or support of any media experience software in Windows or related media formats that it remains financially and technically feasible and viable for such contracting OEM, ISV, IHV or content provider to enter into an agreement with a third party to provide at least equal distribution, promotion, use or support for software that competes with such media experience software in Windows or related media formats.
Commercially Practicable means that after Microsoft enters into any such non-exclusive agreement for the distribution, promotion, use or support of any media experience software in Windows or related media formats that it remains financially and technically feasible and viable for such contracting OEM, ISV, IHV or content provider to enter into an agreement with a third party to provide at least equal distribution, promotion, use or support for software that competes with such media experience software in Windows or related media formats. 1.2 A "Bona Fide Joint Venture" means any joint development, joint services or other similar commercial relationship entered into between Microsoft and one or more parties pursuant to which a legally recognizable new entity is formed in which Microsoft holds a thirty-three percent (33%) or greater ownership and/or economic interest, and which prohibits Microsoft and the other joint venture partners from competing with the object of the joint venture for a reasonable amount of time.
Examples of Commercially Practicable in a sentence
Microsoft may enter into agreements in which such an entity agrees to distribute, promote, use or support media experience software in Windows or related media formats in a fixed percentage whenever Microsoft in good faith obtains a representation that it is Commercially Practicable for the entity to provide equal or greater distribution, promotion, use or support for software that competes with such media experience software in Windows or related media formats.