Applicable Regulatory Authority definition

Applicable Regulatory Authority means any governmental or quasi-governmental authority with applicable jurisdiction over the business, affairs, securities, or properties of the Partnership or any of its Subsidiaries, including, without limitation, the CCC, the IGC, and the MGC.

Applicable Regulatory Authority means FDA, EMEA and/or other equivalent governmental or regulatory authorities or agencies and any successors thereto;

Applicable Regulatory Authority means, in the United States, the Federal Communications Commission (the “FCC”) or comparable national, territorial, regional, state, provincial or local regulatory bodies of competent jurisdictions and in geographic regions other than the United States from, to or in which the Services are provided, comparable national, territorial, regional, state, provincial or local regulatory authorities.

Examples of Applicable Regulatory Authority in a sentence

• Such notification should be sent via Uniform Electronic Transaction and in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Billing Services Agreement or pursuant to the requirements of the Applicable Regulatory Authority.

• The Billing Party should render a consolidated bill in accordance with the requirements set by the Applicable Regulatory Authority and any agreements set forth in the Billing Services Agreement.

• The Billing Party should calculate late payment charges on behalf of the Non-Billing Party, if applicable, using the same methodology used to calculate its own late payment charges, unless directed otherwise by the Applicable Regulatory Authority or as specified in the Billing Services Agreement.

• The Billing Party should process payments in accordance with a predetermined payment posting order as established by the Applicable Regulatory Authority or as agreed to in the Billing Services Agreement.

• Where charges have been placed In Dispute, payments should be applied against charges that are not In Dispute first unless otherwise directed by the Applicable Regulatory Authority.

More Definitions of Applicable Regulatory Authority

Applicable Regulatory Authority means in respect of a public offering under (i) the Dutch Financial Supervision Act (Wet op het financieel toezicht) as amended from time to time in The Netherlands, the AFM, (ii) the Securities Act in the United States, the SEC, and (iii) the applicable securities laws in any other jurisdiction, the appropriate governmental agency regulating the listing or public offering of securities, if any, in such jurisdiction;

Applicable Regulatory Authority means the applicable Governmental Authority or Governmental Authorities charged with the regulation of oil and gas exploration, development, operations or production, including spacing, pooling and conservation.

Applicable Regulatory Authority means the State Food and Drug Administration (“SFDA”) of the People’s Republic of China or any other Regulatory Authority with jurisdiction and authority within the Licensed Territory over approval and regulation of a given Licensed Product.

Applicable Regulatory Authority means the NYPSC or the FERC or the NYISO.

Applicable Regulatory Authority means any agency or regulatory authority or its designee having authority over the approval and sale of the Surgical Products within the Territory. By way of example, and not by limitation, in the United States, the FDA is an Applicable Regulatory Authority.

Applicable Regulatory Authority means Illinois Department of Insurance or such other insurance regulatory authority of the state of domicile of the Company.

Applicable Regulatory Authority means any governmental authority, or any independent agency created under any governmental authority, that has promulgated regulations to which the Company is subject under which it is required to maintain specific levels of capital. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the term “Applicable Regulatory Authority” may be amended in accordance with the provisions of Article Ten of the Indenture without the consent of any holder of Debentures in order to enable the Trust Securities to qualify as any particular category of regulatory capital under the prevailing rules and regulations of an entity being defined by such amendment as an Applicable Regulatory Authority.