Transmission Rights means contractual rights to receive transmission service on specifically identified transmission infrastructure and transmission congestion rights;
Transmission Rights means the sole and exclusive worldwide right in perpetuity to record (a) television or other moving pictures of any Competition match; (b) sounds of and/or commentary upon any Competition match and (c) data relating to any Competition match (and, in each case, have sole and exclusive access to the ground of each Club to do so) and transmit and/or exploit and/or otherwise make available the whole or any part of such recordings in any language and whether live and/or delayed by any and all manner and means in all current and future media including without limitation by terrestrial, cable and satellite television, radio, internet and mobile networks and whether to the public or closed groups, and to authorise others to do so.
Transmission Rights means the sole and exclusive worldwide right in perpetuity to record (a) television or other moving pictures of any Match; (b) sounds of and/or commentary upon any Match and (c) data relating to any Match (and, in each case, have sole and exclusive access to the ground of each Club to do so) and transmit and/
Examples of Transmission Rights in a sentence
Persons eligible to nominate Physical Transmission Rights shall fulfil the requirement described in applicable Nomination Rules.
In the cases of curtailment of Transmission Rights, the invoices shall take into account any payments to be credited to the Registered Participant.
By default, the Registered Participant to Shadow Auctions is designated as Nomination Agent on both sides of the Bidding Zone border for all its allocated Transmission Rights.
Any right for physical use of the transmission system in case of a Physical Transmission Rights may be subject to separate agreements between the Registered Participant and the concerned TSOs.
The Allocation Platform shall allocate Transmission Rights to Registered Participants by way of explicit Allocation.
More Definitions of Transmission Rights
Transmission Rights means either a Physical Transmission Right or a Financial Transmission Right Option acquired in the Auction. Working Day means any day except Saturday, Sunday and except any day which shall be in Luxembourg a legal holiday or a day on which banking institutions are authorized or required by law or other government action to close.
Transmission Rights means the right of use of the Interconnector made available by The Allocation Platform in Auctions, to facilitate the Transmission of energy by Registered Participants between Great Britain and the Netherlands, to the extent that Interconnector Capability permits and as provided for in these Rules;
Transmission Rights means rights given by the Transmission Service Agreement as described in Schedule “A” hereto (a true copy of which is annexed hereto as Schedule A-1) as the same may be amended, supplemented, restated or replaced from time to time and all rights and benefits related thereto as described in Section 2.01.
Transmission Rights means Seller’s rights under the Second Revised Service Agreement between APS and Seller dated as of July 8, 2011.
Transmission Rights means Seller’s rights under the Second Revised Service Agreement between Arizona Public Service Company and Seller dated as of July 8, 2011.
Transmission Rights means the right to exhibit a Feed of the Events on a live and/or delayed basis including summaries on the Slovak TV service (the “Channels”) but excluding for the avoidance of doubt the Excluded Rights by means of free to air terrestrial television only, together with the right to simulcast its exercise of the Transmission Rights (on a non exclusive basis) via internet broadband (non-mobile networks) on XXX.XX PROVIDED ALWAYS THAT: (i) such simulcasts are of the entire scheduled broadcast service carrying the Event and not of elements thereof; (ii) there is no “on-demand” or other time shifted availability and (iii) such simulcasts are securely and effectively encrypted and geo-blocked to prevent any reception outside the Territory.
Transmission Rights means Seller’s rights to up to 600 MW of bidirectional capacity on the SLTP, granted by WAPA pursuant to the DATCL SLTP Service Agreement. After the expiration of the DATC SLTP Service Agreement, rights to revenues from any continuing rollover sales will revert to WAPA, and from that point forward any new sales of transmission service over the SLTP also would be made by WAPA.