CVL definition

CVL means the infrastructure of the Core Valley Lines, as more particularly defined in Part A of the CVL Network Code;
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CVL means Cine Video Limited.
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CVL means the routes referred to in paragraph 2.1(b) of
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Examples of CVL in a sentence

  • Except where ▇▇▇ has directed otherwise in the exercise of its powers under the Act or the CVL Network Code, the CVL IM shall ensure that all operators of trains having permission to use any track comprised in the CVL agree to comply with the CVL Network Code.

  • The CVL IM shall notify the Train Operator promptly on becoming aware of the occurrence of a CVL IM Event of Default.

  • If the CVL Network Code is modified at any time, Schedule 10 shall have effect.

  • If the Train Operator fails to comply with any directions given under paragraph 4.1, the CVL IM shall be entitled to remove from the CVL or Stable any Specified Equipment left on the CVL or to instruct a third party to do so and any reasonable costs incurred by the CVL IM in taking such steps shall be paid promptly by the Train Operator.

  • The CVL IM shall provide such evidence of such costs as are referred to in paragraph 4.2 as the Train Operator shall reasonably request.


More Definitions of CVL

CVL is defined in the preamble.
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CVL. ’ means Content Ventures Limited, a private limited company incorporated in England and Wales with registered number 03848181 and registered with the Luxembourg Trade and Companies Register, Section B under No 147338;
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CVL shall have the meaning set forth in the Recitals to this Agreement.
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CVL means Creative Video Library, Inc., a Georgia corporation.
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CVL means the variable unit charge which shall be determined in accordance with applicable Regulations. [“CVL” or “Corrispettivo Variabile” in the Italian text]
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CVL has the meaning given to it in the caption hereof.
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CVL is defined in the preamble. "Effective Date" is defined in Clause 6.6. "Facility Agent" is defined in the preamble.
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