Country Group means a group of Contracting Parties established pursuant to Rule 17;
Country Group means a group of Contracting Parties established pursuant to Rule 17; "General Committee" means the committee established pursuant to Rule 16;
Country Group means a group of Contracting Parties established pursuant to Rule 17; "General Committee" means the committee established pursuant to Rule 16; "extraordinary meeting" means a meeting held pursuant to Article 23 of the Convention;
Examples of Country Group in a sentence
Client represents and warrants that Client is not: subject to any sanctions by the United States government or listed on any denial list published by the United States government, or a national or entity of, (or located in), a country subject to a United States embargo such as the countries listed in Country Group E of Supplement No. 1 to Part 740 of the EAR or Part 746 of the EAR, or both.
More Definitions of Country Group
Country Group means a group of countries in the Territory as set forth on Exhibit E, as may be amended from time to time hereunder.
Country Group means each of (i) the Italian Obligors collectively; (ii) the Spanish Obligors collectively; and (iii) the German Obligors collectively; “CTA” means the Corporation Tax Act 2009;
Country Group means one of the four groups of countries identified in Section 3(a)(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) respectively; that is, (a) ***, (b) the ***, (c) the ***, and (d) the ***.
Country Group means any two or more countries within a Region which XXXXXX and BARRIER have combined for purposes of determining a Minimum Purchase Quota pursuant to Section 8.1 below. For clarity, no individual country for which XXXXXX and BARRIER have agreed upon a Minimum Purchase Quota shall be included in any Country Group.
Country Group means each one of the following: (x) Great Britain and the Isle of Man, collectively; (y) France and Monaco, collectively; and (z) The Netherlands and Luxembourg, collectively.
Country Group means each of (i) the Italian Obligors collectively; (ii) the Spanish Obligors collectively; and (iii) the German Obligors collectively;