Sponsored Event means an event supported in whole or in part by a licensed supplier that is conducted at a retail licensed establishment.
Sponsored Event means an event sponsored by FIDO in which parties perform testing in an effort to determine if a party’s product meets certification criteria as specified by FIDO.
Sponsored Event means an event, not to exceed 10 calendar days, administered by either a sponsoring entity or a local government, or both, through which health care is provided to the public without compensation to the health care practitioner.
Examples of Sponsored Event in a sentence
The purpose of this Agreement is to permit Participant to maintain confidentiality during the certification process for a product tested at a Sponsored Event and thereafter for ongoing security monitoring (the “Purpose”).
More Definitions of Sponsored Event
Sponsored Event means an event sponsored by LAP in which parties perform testing in an effort to determine if a party’s product meets interoperability criteria as specified by LAP.
Sponsored Event means an event, not to exceed 10 calendar
Sponsored Event means an event supported in whole or in part by a licensed supplier that is conducted at a retail licensed establishment and is unrelated to a product sales promotion.
Sponsored Event means the event identified above and sponsored by LAP in which Participants exchange Confidential I nformation and perform testing in an effort to determine if a Participant’s product meets interoperability criteria as specified by LAP. An event can be a physical meeting where various parties are physically present, can be a virtual meeting where variou s parties interact by various telecommunication media or a combination of both.
Sponsored Event means an event at the Pavilion that is held by or under the auspices of Sanderson.
Sponsored Event means an event, not to exceed 15 calendar
Sponsored Event means an event, not to exceed 10 calendar days, administered by a sponsoring entity or a local governmental entity, or both, through which health care is provided to the public without compensation, or expectation of compensation.