Non-Standard Term definition
Non-Standard Term means a term where all coursework is expected to begin and end within a set period of time, but is not a semester, trimester, or quarter term. Non-Standard terms may be of unequal length within an Award Year.
Non-Standard Term means any oral or written provision, term, condition, obligation, duty, standard, agreement, promise or understanding contained in (or implied from any custom of the trade or course of dealing) any Seller Customer Contract which is materially different from, in addition to, or absent from the terms and conditions of a Standard Form Customer Contract.
Examples of Non-Standard Term in a sentence
By way of example, Polycom Partners are not authorized to purchase more products than specified by the particular Non-Standard Term (NST)/Deal Registration, and then to resell same to an end user customer who is not identified by the NST/Deal Registration.