Launch Date and Time definition

Launch Date and Time means such date and time as the Seller may, in its absolute discretion, announce to the public on the Website or the World Viewer that each phase of the World Viewer or expansion of the world in the World Viewer is to be launched and open to the public specifically for the purpose of planting Flags.
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Examples of Launch Date and Time in a sentence

  • If Customer chooses to purchase a subscription to The Apollo ILS/LSP, this Trial Subscription Agreement shall automatically terminate on the Launch Date and Time as defined in the Subscription Purchase Agreement between the parties.

  • The first Subscription Period shall begin on the Launch Date and Time and, unless this Agreement is terminated by either party as provided herein, shall automatically renew for successive one-year Subscription Periods unless and until Customer notifies Biblionix in writing of its intent to not renew at least seven (7) days prior to the next Renewal Date.

  • It is Biblionix’s intent to complete these actions no later than the Launch Date and Time.

  • The parties shall work together to mutually agree upon a Data Delivery Date and a Launch Date and Time, which shall be documented in writing.

  • However, Customer understands and accepts that unforeseen circumstances may arise that would prevent Biblionix from meeting the Launch Date and Time and agrees not to hold Biblionix liable for any such delay.

  • Launch Date and Time — the date and time upon which The Apollo ILS/LSP goes live and the first Subscription Period commences.

  • Should Customer fail to meet the Data Delivery Date, Biblionix reserves the right to require a new Launch Date and Time to be agreed upon by the parties in writing.

  • Biblionix shall invoice Customer for the total amount due for the first Subscription Period within fourteen (14) days of the Launch Date and Time.