Major Distributor definition

Major Distributor means each of [***], including any of their respective releasing or distributing subsidiaries and any person or entity that is the legal successor of any of the foregoing named entities or becomes the owner of all or substantially all of the motion picture production and/or distribution business thereof.”
Major Distributor shall have the meaning set forth in Section 4.10(c).
Major Distributor means any company or other legal entity that distributes (i) its products or services to five or more stations, stores or other similar retailers or (ii) sell to one or more major fleet operator.

Examples of Major Distributor in a sentence

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  • If the Applicable Purchase Price for a Future Blood Screening Assay sold by Chiron, its Affiliates, or the Major Distributor during such calendar month is less than the Transfer Price for such Future Blood Screening Assay previously paid by Chiron or its Affiliates to Gen-Probe, then Gen-Probe shall pay the difference to Chiron.

  • The Company reduces the risk of dependency Major Distributor (Vendor) by purchasing Ammonia and Sulfuric acid from more than 1 supplier.

  • Subject to Section 1.52.4, for all Products which are used commercially by Chiron or its Affiliates, Chiron shall pay to Gen-Probe the compensation which would be due Gen-Probe had such Products been the subject of an arm's-length commercial sale by Chiron or the Major Distributor (if applicable).

  • Within forty-five days after the end of each calendar month, if the Applicable Purchase Price for each Initial Blood Screening Assay sold by Chiron, its Affiliates, or the Major Distributor (other than sales pursuant to Sections 3.1.4(b) or 3.6) during such calendar month is greater than the Transfer Price for such Initial Blood Screening Assay previously paid by Chiron or its Affiliates to Gen-Probe, then Chiron shall pay the difference to Gen-Probe.


More Definitions of Major Distributor

Major Distributor means those Distributors selected by the NER as a pilot to develop EEDSM Plans and implement EEDSM. These distributors were selected on the basis of being one of the top ten electricity distributors in terms of energy or MW supplied to end users.
Major Distributor means [***] (excluding the interim opportunities described in Section 3.6 below) of the Blood Screening Assays to be conducted on the Blood Screening Instruments for use in the Blood Screening Field in the United States.
Major Distributor means a customer or distributor that has accounted for 10% or more of the Company's revenue during its 1998 fiscal year or during the twelve calendar months preceding the date of this Agreement.
Major Distributor means the Third Party, if any, appointed by Chiron or its Affiliate as the sole and exclusive distributor (excluding the interim opportunities described in Section 3.6 below) of the Blood Screening Assays to be conducted on the Blood Screening Instruments for use in the Blood Screening Field in the United States.
Major Distributor has the meaning set forth in Section 3.24 of this Agreement.
Major Distributor means each of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, Universal City Studios LLP, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc., Paramount Pictures Corporation, The Xxxx Disney Company, and DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. unless at least a majority of DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc.'s films are being distributed by Paramount Pictures Corporation, including any of their respective releasing or distributing subsidiaries and any person or entity that is the legal successor of any of the foregoing named entities or becomes the owner of all or substantially all of the motion picture production and/or distribution business thereof."
Major Distributor means [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED] (excluding the interim opportunities described in Section 3.6 below) of the Blood Screening Assays to be conducted on the Blood Screening Instruments for use in the Blood Screening Field in the United States.