BT Group Company definition

BT Group Company means a BT subsidiary or holding company, or a subsidiary of that holding company, all as defined by Section 736 of the Companies Act 1985 as amended by the Companies Act 1989.

BT Group Company means a BT subsidiary or holding company, including without limitation a holding company of BT or any subsidiary of any such holding company, all as defined by Section 736 of the Companies Act 1985 as amended by the Companies Act 1989;

BT Group Company means a company or corporation within the BT Group;

Examples of BT Group Company in a sentence

• You and BT will keep in confidence any information of a confidential nature obtained as a result of the use of the WebSite and will not disclose that information to any person other than their employees or professional advisers (or, in the case of BT the employees of a BT Group Company or their suppliers).

• BT may transfer its rights or obligations (or both) to a BT Group Company without consent provided that it notifies the Developer that it has done so.

• Neither party may transfer any of their rights or obligations under this Contract, without the written consent of the other, except that BT may transfer its rights or obligations (or both) to a BT Group Company without consent.

• The parties will keep in confidence any information (whether written or oral) of a confidential nature (including software and manuals) obtained under this Contract and will not, without the written consent of the other party, disclose that information to any person (other than their employees or professional advisers, or in the case of BT the employees of a BT Group Company or their suppliers, who need to know the information).

• The parties will keep in confidence any information (whether written or oral) of a confidential nature (including software and manuals) obtained under this Contract or in relation to the Wifi Service and will not, without written consent, disclose that information to any person (other than their employees or professional advisers, or in the case of BT the employees of a BT Group Company or their suppliers, who need to know the information).

• For example, economists have developed different redistribution schemes based on an equal sacrifice principle that tax rates should be set by income status such that taxes reduce the welfare of all taxpayers equally (so that high income individuals pay higher taxes).

• For the purposes of this clause 22, any reference to “BT” shall also be construed as a reference to any BT Group Company (as the context requires).

• The BT BCR apply to the processing of internal BT personal data originating from any BT Group Company located within the EEA and consist of the BT Deed of binding corporate rules (which was approved by the BT Group plc Board on 6 September 2016 and signed thereafter by the BT Group Companies (as defined in the Deed) and notified to the Information Commissioner) together with its appendices which are: 1.

• The parties will keep in confidence any information (whether written or oral) of a confidential nature (including software and manuals) obtained under this Contract and will not disclose that information to any person (other than their employees or professional advisers or, in the case of BT the employees of a BT Group Company or their suppliers, who need to know the information) without the written consent of the other party.

• It is only with the approval of this committee that a student, once dismissed, may be readmitted to the University.

More Definitions of BT Group Company

BT Group Company means any company from time to time in the same group (as defined by s.53 Companies Act 1989) as BT.

BT Group Company means a BT subsidiary or holding company, including without limitation a holding company of BT, or a subsidiary of any such holding company, all as defined by Part 38 of the Companies Act 2006.

BT Group Company means a business entity which controls, is controlled by or is under common control of BT. A business entity shall be ‘deemed’ to control another business if it owns, directly or indirectly, in excess of twenty percent (20%) of the outstanding voting securities or capital stock of such a business entity or other comparable equity or ownership interest with respect to an entity other than a corporation.