Examples of Publisher in a sentence

The Publisher expressly retains the complete and exclusive rights, powers and authority to manage its operation and direct its employees except as terms of this Agreement expressly and specifically limit said rights, powers and authority.
In the event of a strike by another bargaining unit against the Publisher, the Guild shall not encourage the honoring of the other union’s picket line and shall advise its members in writing that honoring such picket lines may lead to permanent replacement.
The Publisher or its representative shall reasonably determine what is considered competition.
The eligibility, duration and plan structure of these additional opportunities shall be determined by the Publisher.
Upon thirty (30) days’ notice to the Guild, the Publisher has the right to install and operate any new equipment or bring about major technological change in any department covered by this Agreement.

More Definitions of Publisher

Publisher means Ameritech's White Pages Directories publisher.

Publisher means CBT's Yellow Pages Directories publisher.

Publisher means a person whose primary business is the publishing of books, periodicals, newspapers, music, or other works for sale in any format.

Publisher means a publisher of news and current affairs content or a publisher of online curated content;

Publisher means BellSouth’s White Pages and Yellow Pages Directories publisher(s), i.e., currently “BAPCO.”

Publisher means a commercial publisher, that is, a person whose business is issuing material to the public, or a section of the public, who issues material containing the statement in the course of that business.

Publisher means Contrafed Publishing Co Ltd T/A Contractor Magazine and its successors and assigns.