Internal Documents definition

Internal Documents. The same Research contributed under the Electronic Contribution and Distribution Schedule executed contemporaneously herewith plus research contributed by Company's Private Client Group. ____ Sell Side Research: research reports and other documents received by the Company from "Sell Side" brokers, excluding the research products or other financial documents of Data Providers. ____ Third Party Documents: Research reports and other financial documents received by the Company from Data Providers. ____ General Business/Marketing Materials: Any business documents such as forms, marketing brochures or broadcast memos subject to Company's sole discretion. ____ Other Documents (specify):

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Internal Documents means “any document of any kind, including but not limited to notes, minutes, reports, emails, memoranda, legal opinions, drafts or transcripts, records, in any physical or electronic form, including documents stored on computer or storage systems or servers and including, as the case may be, documents deleted, archived or placed on back-up storage, which have not been shared with the parties to LMC”.

Internal Documents means: documents generated by the Commission and/or the Administration in the course of the proceedings hereunder (drafts, opinions, reports by work teams, memoranda, etc.); documents comprising the Commission's communication with the European Commission, with the competition authorities of the European Union Member States; other documents of the Commission and/or the Administration related to its operating activities.

Examples of Internal Documents in a sentence

• The Company agrees to provide to Multex and grants to Multex the non-exclusive right to obtain from the Company the Internal Documents and the Sell Side Research.

• There are no proposals currently under consideration or currently anticipated to be under consideration by the Board of Directors or the executive officers of the Company which proposal would (x) change the Internal Documents, as each as currently in effect, or (y) materially or substantially change the business, assets or capital of the Company, including its interests in Subsidiaries.

• The Company has furnished or made available to the Purchasers true and correct copies of the Company’s Internal Documents, in effect on the date.

• At Completion the Participants shall enter into the Participants’ Agreement, which shall regulate, in addition to the Charter and Internal Documents, the procedure for the exercise of certain rights of the Participants.

• Claimants state that many of the Internal Documents discussing or analyzing any legal proceeding seeking enforcement of Resolution 381 or challenging Decree 77 and/or Resolution 127 were prepared by Claimants’ Mexican and/or U.S. counsel, and thus constitute privileged communications under Mexican and/or U.S. law.

• Claimants state that the vast majority of the Internal Documents containing an assessment, analysis, opinion or discussion of the regulatory framework governing the Claimants’ investment were prepared by Claimants’ Mexican legal counsel and are privileged communications under Mexico’s Professional Secret Privilege.

• In the event this Agreement is terminated, Buyer shall promptly destroy or return to Seller any documents, schedules, exhibits or other written information obtained from Seller or any “Seller Party” (as defined below) in connection with this Agreement or the transactions contemplated hereby and shall destroy all Internal Documents.

• Share, the parties to this Agreement shall and shall procure that the Company and , to the extent that they are able, the other Participants shall comply with the corporate governance principles and covenants set out in this clause 8, Schedules 6 and 10 to this Agreement, the Participants Agreement, the Charter and the Internal Documents.

• Claimants state that the vast majority of the Internal Documents containing an assessment, analysis, opinion or discussion of the PEA Declaration, PEA Rate decision, and the impact of the PEA Declaration and/or Rate Decision on negotiations were prepared by Claimants’ Mexican counsel and thus constitute privileged communications under Mexico’s Professional Secret Privilege.

• Claimants state that the vast majority of the Internal Documents containing an assessment, analysis, opinion or discussion of the regarding the decision to seek the IFT’s intervention to resolve the interconnection dispute were prepared by Claimants’ Mexican counsel and thus constitute privileged communications under Mexico’s Professional Secret Privilege.

More Definitions of Internal Documents

Internal Documents means the Statute of the Board of Directors, the Statute of the General Meeting of Participants and the Statute of the General Director;

Internal Documents means internal policies and training materials which deal with the making and presentation of Environmental Claims (including by wording, logos, emojis, images and overall appearance) in compliance with this Undertaking.