Licensed Market definition

Licensed Market means the types of products that may be marked with the Trademarks, as defined in Exhibit B.
Licensed Market means, with respect to each Licensed Radio Station, the designated marketing area (“DMA”) as established by Xxxxxxx as of the Effective Date for such Licensed Radio Station as identified under the “Market” column on Schedule 1 (and as may be updated by Xxxxxxx from time to time);
Licensed Market means: (i) the aggregate of the market areas identified in the attached SCHEDULE C; and (ii) any additional area as CTS and Customer may, from time to time, agree in writing to add to this Agreement as a Licensed Market.

Examples of Licensed Market in a sentence

  • Subject to the terms of this Agreement, CTS hereby grants to Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable license (the "License") to use the Licensed Programs and Documentation for the purpose of operating a System for its intended use, as described in the Specifications, within each Licensed Market.

  • Licensees may not direct use of the Licensed Property to terrestrial radio, online or digital users or consumers outside the Licensed Market, except Spill-Over Use and Multi Market Promotion will not be a breach of Section 2.1 nor this Section 2.2.

  • Sprint Spectrum may withhold payment of the Activation Fee attributable to a Licensed Market if RadioShack fails to satisfy the Minimum Activation Levels for that Licensed Market during any three (3) consecutive month period.

  • Sprint Spectrum will make payment of any withheld Activation Fees and reinstate current payment of the Activation Fee for that Licensed Market as of the first day of the first month after which RadioShack satisfies the Minimum Activation Levels for at least two (2) consecutive months.

  • In exchange for the payment of the Activation Fee attributable to Net Activations in a Licensed Market for a given calendar month, RadioShack agrees to use all commercially reasonable efforts to attain average Net Activations greater than or equal to the Minimum Activation Levels established for that Licensed Market for that calendar month.


More Definitions of Licensed Market

Licensed Market means, for each of the market areas identified in the attached SCHEDULE C, the aggregate of: (i) the cellular service areas identified in the attached SCHEDULE C for such market area which are covered by a System installed in accordance with this Agreement and an applicable Market Purchase Agreement; and (ii) any additional area as CTS and Customer may, from time to time, agree in writing to add to this Agreement as a Licensed Market. Customer may, in its discretion, add to the list of cellular service areas within a market area identified in the attached SCHEDULE C by providing CTS with notice of such addition.
Licensed Market means a Market area for which Sprint Spectrum either owns, controls, or has a contractual relationship with a party that owns or controls, an FCC license to provide PCS.
Licensed Market means for each of the market areas identified in the attached Exhibit B, the aggregate of the corresponding cellular service areas identified in such Exhibit that are covered by a System; and any additional market areas as Verizon Wireless may, from time to time, determine with the prior written approval of CTS.
Licensed Market means, for each of the market areas identified in the attached SCHEDULE C, the aggregate of: (i) the corresponding cellular service areas identified in such Schedule which are covered by a System installed in accordance with this Agreement and an applicable Market Purchase Agreement; and (ii) any modifications to such areas as Customer may, from time to time, determine with the consent of CTS, which consent will not be unreasonably withheld.
Licensed Market means afinancial market the operation of which is authorised by an Australian market licence.
Licensed Market means any financial product market that is licensed under Part 5 of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013. NZX Limited operates the main licensed markets in New Zealand, including a derivatives market, and Catalist Markets Limited operates a licensed market designed for small and medium-sized businesses. However, there are also licensed derivative markets operated by ASX, SGX-NZX, and ICE Futures2. A number of state-owned enterprises have equity and debt securities listed on an NZX market.