Global Licence definition

Global Licence means a licence designed for legal entities and is based on the following principles. The access to the Software will be provided to (i) unlimited number of Authorised Users and Limited Authorised Users of the Licensee and unlimited number of Build Servers, including its branches, or (ii) unlimited number of Authorised Users and Limited Authorised Users of the Licensee and unlimited number of Build Servers, and within its subsidiary companies in which the Licensee holds the majority share, as explicitly specified in the respective Certificate of Licences and Services. The specific scope of the particular Global Licence shall be specified in the respective Certificate of Licences and Services. The Global Licence shall be a worldwide licence, provided that all the aforesaid limitations must be complied with for the entire term of the licence. The Global Licence shall be non-transferable.
Global Licence means an authorisation to enable a person engage in strategic trade regarding one category of dual-use goods which may be valid for one or more specific end-uses or in one or more countries;

Examples of Global Licence in a sentence

  • The MCDC Fees as set out in Clause (b) MCDC FEE shall not be amended as a result of the Licensee acquiring a Global Licence.

  • The Global Licence shall also entitle the Licensee to grant Issuing Sub-Licences in respect of all countries except the Restricted Countries.

  • Such Global Licence shall be governed mutatis mutandis by Clause 3.

  • A Global Licence shall be deemed granted to the Licensee in the event that the Licensee shall have acquired, in addition to the USA Operating Licence, four (4) Additional Operating Licences and shall have paid all relevant fees in respect thereof.

  • In the event that the Licensee acquires a Global Licence (whether pursuant to Clause 3 A.1 The Licensee shall have the option, exercisable by written notice to PW, to purchase from PW an extension of the geographical scope of the USA Operating Licence from a national basis to a global basis (the "GLOBAL LICENCE"), PROVIDED HOWEVER THAT the Global Licence shall not extend to any of the Restricted Countries or to Clause 3.