Interfering Act definition

Interfering Act means any communication, written or oral, whether public or private, to any governmental official or regulatory organization or international telecommunications organization (including the ITU), or directed at the media (if made by an identified and authorized BCE spokesperson or Telesat spokesperson, as the case may be, and where such communication directed at the media is not subsequently denied within 5 days after notice is given by MSV US to BCE or Telesat, as the case may be, that such communication was made), that could reasonably be expected to materially impair (i) the utilization by MSV US or MSV Canada of any L-Band Spectrum Licences and any Associated Licences necessary for the use of such L-Band spectrum currently held by MSV US or MSV Canada or their Subsidiaries, (ii) the utilization of L-Band spectrum licensed to MSV US and/or MSV Canada and/or L-Band Spectrum Licences (or obtaining any new L-Band Licences required) for ATC purposes; or (iii) the efforts of MSV US or MSV Canada to acquire and utilize other L-Band Spectrum Licences, provided that nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to require BCE, Telesat or any of their Subsidiaries or Affiliates to affirmatively facilitate the use by MSV US or MSV Canada of any spectrum or Spectrum Licence (or prohibit BCE, Telesat or any of their Subsidiaries or Affiliates from opposing any efforts by MSV US or MSV Canada to require BCE, Telesat or any of their Subsidiaries or Affiliates to do so). For purposes of clarity, and not by way of limitation, any such communication requesting, supporting or promoting a process to auction, license or sell any L-Band Spectrum would be an Interfering Act.
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Examples of Interfering Act in a sentence

  • For the avoidance of doubt, compliance by Supplier with the SLRs and enforcement by County of Charge Adjustments, if applicable, are not suspended, delayed, deferred, or otherwise made inapplicable pending a resolution of whether an Interfering Act occurred.

  • Upon the occurrence of acts or omissions by County which result in a claim by Supplier of an Interfering Act, Supplier shall promptly, but in no event longer than three (3) days from the date Supplier knew or should have known of the act or omission, advise County of such occurrence in writing and identify the reason for Supplier’s inability to perform its obligation as a result of the claimed Interfering Act.

  • BCE and Telesat shall use reasonable commercial efforts to cause their respective Subsidiaries that are excluded from the definition of “Subsidiary” because their securities are publicly traded (“Excluded Subsidiaries”) not to commit any Interfering Act.