Recipient Countries definition
Recipient Countries means GAVI Eligible Countries who have applied for and are receiving AMC-Eligible vaccines in accordance with the terms of the AMC Procedures Memorandum and “Recipient Country” means any one of them;
Recipient Countries means countries located in the South East Asian region that are designated from time to time by the Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Commonwealth of Australia as developing countries;
Recipient Countries means foreign countries, not inclusive of the high seas, where International Peace Cooperation Assignments are implemented.
Examples of Recipient Countries in a sentence
Vendor shall promptly provide the Buyer with written notice (including all pertinent particulars) regarding instances that may come to its attention by whatever means of possible counterfeiting, piracy, or unauthorized sales by third parties of diluted, adulterated, impure, misbranded, mislabeled, unsafe, ineffective, inefficacious, or otherwise non- standard items of the same type and brand as the Goods supplied in the Recipient Countries.
Ceasefire Campaign, ‘Report on the Human Rights Situation in Recipient Countries of South African Arms’, Johnnesburg, May 2000 18.
Buyer will seek Vendor’s approval to the maximum extent practicable before re-exporting the Goods outside of the Recipient Countries.
More Definitions of Recipient Countries
Recipient Countries means the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries, and includes organisations in those countries, to which volunteers are assigned under this Act,
Recipient Countries means (i) countries which are members of IDA that are eligible to receive financing from IDA and not IBRD and that are not in non-accrual; and (ii) where there is a compelling case and when and if additional funding for the Trust Fund becomes available, countries which are members of IDA that are eligible to receive financing from IDA but credit-worthy enough to borrow from IBRD, and non-members of the World Bank, as approved by the Steering Committee;