NFL Event definition

NFL Event means (i) the Super Bowl, (ii) the NFL Pro Bowl or (iii) any other NFL-sanctioned event requiring the use of all, or substantially all, of the Stadium; provided, however, that under no circumstances shall an “NFL Event” include the use of the Stadium for the playing of any NFL game (other than the Super Bowl or NFL Pro Bowl) in which the Raiders Team is not a participant.
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NFL Event means any of the following events at the Stadium: (a) all National Football League games, including preseason games, regular season games, playoff games, Pro Bowls and Super Bowls; (b) Arizona Cardinals team, or NFL sponsored events conducted at the Stadium or on the Cardinals Parcels (provided, in the case of this clause (b), that the Cardinals shall give Lessee prior written notice of each such event at least thirty (30) days in advance).
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Examples of NFL Event in a sentence

  • No UNLV Team Home Game or Other UNLV Event shall be scheduled or, subject to Section 37.1, shall continue to occur, during the twelve (12)-hour period prior to an NFL Event.

  • If Licensor is required to reschedule a UNLV Team Home Game to accommodate a Raiders Team home game or another NFL Event, Licensor shall provide Licensee notice as soon as reasonably practical and determine in consultation with Licensee a mutually agreeable alternative date for such affected UNLV Team Home Game taking into account the schedule of Priority Events.

  • By including this language, no damages would be due ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, Chancellor January 17, 2018 or payable by Licensee upon the rescheduling of a UNLV Team Home Game occasioned by a Raiders’ home game or an NFL Event.

  • If Licensor is required to reschedule a UNLV Team Home Game to accommodate a Raiders Team home game or another NFL Event, Licensor shall provide Licensee notice as soon as reasonably practical and determine in consultation with Licensee a mutually agreeable alternative date for ansuch affected UNLV Team Home Game taking into account the schedule of Priority Events.