Recall campaign definition

Recall campaign means the period of time beginning on the

Recall campaign means the period of time beginning

Recall campaign means the period of time beginning on the date of the filing of recall charges under RCW 29A.56.120 and ending thirty days after the recall election.

Examples of Recall campaign in a sentence

• If a Safety Recall or Compliance Recall is conducted, Buyer or the Third-Party Beneficiary and Seller will negotiate a fair and mutually acceptable allocation of all out-of-pocket Recall campaign related expenses.

• ComponentTo ensure over the counter customers are notified approximately 200,000 (2007 to 2012MY) FJ Cruiser owners will receive a notification in the U.S. All 2007 to 2012 MY FJ Cruiser Vehicles will be identified under Safety Recall campaign code C0R.

• Mentioned all the behind the scenes by CFA in bargaining and third most in the state texting on No Recall campaign.

• SmartAuction encourages Sellers to repair the Vehicle in conformance with the Recall campaign manufacturer- issued service bulletin prior to posting such Vehicle on the Auction.

• Having found that Barata had promised Villarán’s No Recall campaign a $3 million bribe, the tribunal majority nevertheless determined that there was insufficient evidence that this bribe was connected to the signing of the Concession Contract.

More Definitions of Recall campaign

Recall campaign means the period of time

Recall campaign means that plan approved by the California Air Resources Board or the Department, by which the manufacturer will effect the recall of noncomplying vehicles.

Recall campaign means that plan approved by CARB or the Department, by which the manufacturer will affect the recall of non-complying vehicles.

Recall campaign means the definition as set forth in Section 5.2 of this Agreement.

Recall campaign means that plan approved by CARB or the Department, by which the manufacturer will effect the recall of non‐complying vehicles.

Recall campaign means i) a prescribed action plan implemented by Manufacturer, with or without the assistance of others and which involves the recall of any Products manufactured by or at the direction of Manufacturer, which, in the opinion of itself, contain or may contain Defects; ii) mandatory orders or injunctions issued by government and/or the administrative governmental departments within a country.

Recall campaign means any such systematic effort to locate Goods, suspected, believed to be or known to be defective and installed in vehicles or vehicle components, and to replace, repair, modify or correct such Goods regardless of whether such Recall Campaign is initiated by Buyer, Buyer’s Customer, any governmental or regulatory body or any other entity.