Economic consideration definition

Economic consideration means any payments, fees, reimbursement for expenses, gifts, or

Economic consideration means any payments, fees, commissions, reimbursements for expenses, gifts, or anything else of value.

Economic consideration means any payments, fees, commissions, gifts, or anything else of value received directly or indirectly as consideration for campaign consulting services. The term "economic consideration" does not include reimbursements for out of pocket expenses.

Examples of Economic consideration in a sentence

• Economic consideration alone does not constitute a practical difficulty.

• Economic consideration hereunder may also include the like-kind value of exchanged or “swapped” territory, as mutually agreed by the parties.

• Economic consideration shall be given to local vendors when evaluating proposals.

• Economic consideration is essential to the development and sustainment of the most cost- effective and efficient strategies for the prevention of desert locust emergencies – the programme should be more proactive on this issue.

• Economic consideration shall be given local Financial Institutions when evaluating proposals.

• Economic consideration: Especially after the 1980s, losers of globalization or the poor have sought their hope in Islamism.

• A further 20-25 self- management teaching appointments and 20-25 phone calls (at least one self-management teaching appointment and one phone call will be recorded in each centre) will be audio-recorded in the main trial.

• International Strategic Alliances; Nature and Scope of Strategic Alliances; Alliance Development process, making Alliance work, Economic consideration for Strategic Alliances.

• Economic consideration alone does not constitute practical difficulties.

• The proposed site in Ontimamidi (Kona) (V) is selected based on the environmental factors and also the Economic consideration, as the location is located close to NH-5 (Kolkatha-Chennai highway).

More Definitions of Economic consideration

Economic consideration means something of actual monetary value.

Economic consideration means any payments, fees, reimbursement for expenses, gifts, or anything else of value, provided that "economic consideration" does not include salary, wages or benefits furnished by a federal, state or local government agency.

Economic consideration means [*] (other than Net Sales on which a royalty has been paid pursuant to Section 5.5) and shall include [*] and shall include [*], in each case where any of products, materials, services or activities of DIVERSA (whether on its own behalf or on behalf of a DIVERSA Collaborator) produced, provided, rendered or conducted in consideration of such Economic Consideration claim the benefit of the licenses granted hereunder or would constitute practice of or are otherwise covered by the XOMA Patent Rights or the XOMA Know-How, but excluding [*]. All forms of "Economic Consideration" other than cash shall be valued at their Fair Market Value at the time of receipt by DIVERSA. If a Third Party makes an equity investment in DIVERSA as part of such consideration, then [*] shall not be included in Economic Consideration.

Economic consideration means revenue derived from any MMI agreement for the development, marketing, sale or distribution of Agricultural Product to Third Parties including without limitation, research and development payments, payments in the form of equity in a Third Party, payments for equity in MMI (to the extent such payments exceed the value of such MMI equity), license fees, maintenance fees, milestones, and royalties.

Economic consideration other than cash shall be valued at their Fair Market Value at the time of receipt by DIVERSA. If a Third Party makes an equity investment in DIVERSA as part of such consideration, then [*] shall not be included in Economic Consideration.

Economic consideration means any payments, fees, reimbursement for expenses,