Indirect Access definition

Indirect Access means access to criminal justice information, in oral, online or printed form, by an individual without approved DELJIS credentials for direct access.

Indirect Access means access to one or more of the Authorizing SROs’ Transmission Facilities through an intermediary and in a manner that (i) allows the access recipient to control the redistribution of Market Data or (ii) precludes the access provider (A) from exercising entitlement controls over the access recipient’s use of Market Data in a manner that is satisfactory to NYSE, or (B) from otherwise fulfilling its reporting obligations under its agreement with the Authorizing SROs. (This Agreement provides terms and conditions pursuant to which Customer may provide and/or receive Indirect Access.)

Indirect Access means access by a contestable consumer to a wholesale electricity market through a Market Support Services Licensee;

Examples of Indirect Access in a sentence

• The SBO user must have the authorizations to create stock related bookings in SAP Business One (Delivery, Goods Receipt PO, Stock Transfer, etc.) The SBO user also need at least an SAP Indirect Access license type as of SBO 9.2. PL08.

• Indirect Access switched access service is provided to those Customers who originate and terminate their switched traffic with the Company via the use of tandem switching facilities.

• The Limited User does include the rights granted under the Mobile Application and Indirect Access User.

• The Starter Package User does include the rights granted under a Mobile Application User and Indirect Access User.

• Indirect Access User is a User authorized to access SAP Business One via its application programming interfaces only.

More Definitions of Indirect Access

Indirect Access means any other connection to a UTP Level 1 Real-Time Data Feed.

Indirect Access means entering and obtaining data in the INTERPOL Information System with assistance of the General Secretariat.

Indirect Access means a service which enables an End User to choose to route certain outgoing Calls via telecommunications networks which are not operated by BT by prefixing an access code to initiate them;

Indirect Access means access to one or more of the Authorizing SROs' Transmission Facilities through an intermediary and in a manner that (i) allows the access recipient to control the redistribution of Market Data or (ii) precludes the access provider (A) from exercising entitlement controls over the access recipient's use of Market Data in a manner that is satisfactory to NYSE or AMEX, as appropriate, or (B) from otherwise fulfilling its reporting obligations under its agreement with the Authorizing SROs. (This Agreement provides terms and conditions pursuant to which Customer may provide and/ or receive Indirect Access.)

Indirect Access means a service which enables an End User to choose to route certain outgoing Calls via telecommunications networks which are not operated by BT by prefixing an access code to initiate them and as further described in paragraph 1.1 of Schedule 2;

Indirect Access means a facility which allows an End User to route certain outgoing Calls via telecommunications networks which are not operated by KCOM by prefixing such Calls with an access code;

Indirect Access means the point of ingress or egress to a city street which connects any parcel of private property to any city street by crossing through another parcel of property.