Participating Party means an enterprise or public body that has committed itself to reaching certain objectives under a voluntary agreement, or is covered by a national regulatory policy instrument;
Participating Party means a biological mother, biological father, surrogate carrier, or the spouse of a biological mother, biological father, or surrogate carrier, if any.
Participating Party means a Participant who is a member of the NSCC and a participant in the CNS System.
Examples of Participating Party in a sentence
Appendix A can be amended by the authorizing Participating Party as needed with no effect on the entire Agreement.
More Definitions of Participating Party
Participating Party has the meaning set forth in Section 9.2(c)(i).
Participating Party means a county or municipality of the State of Georgia that has become party to this Agreement by its approval and execution of this agreement.
Participating Party means either of the following:
Participating Party means any person, entity, firm, corporation or funding source identified as such in Exhibit A and/or B to this Agreement.
Participating Party means the USOPC, the Karolyis, Twistars, and any Person that becomes a Participating Party pursuant to the terms set forth in Section 11.6, all of which are providing or will provide consideration or a portion of the funding for the Plan in exchange for: (a) the release of any indemnification or contribution Claim by the Debtor against such Participating Party; (b) the benefit of the Channeling Injunction; and/or (c) any other benefits in favor of Participating Parties under the Plan. A Settling Insurer is not a Participating Party. A Participating Party shall release all of its Claims against the Debtor, the Estate, and the Reorganized Debtor, and each of their respective Related Persons. The list of current Participating Parties is attached hereto as Exhibit C.
Participating Party means any person, company, corporation, partnership, firm,
Participating Party means an undertaking or public body that has committed itself to reaching certain objectives under a voluntary agreement, or is covered by a national regulatory policy measure;