Third Party Licences means those licences listed in Schedule 7
Third Party Licences means licences from third parties governing third party software embedded or used in the Trading Platform.
Third Party Licences means the Exclusive Third Party Licences and the Non-Exclusive Third Party Licences.
Examples of Third Party Licences in a sentence
Both IMSL and the Customer agree to comply with all terms of such Third Party Licences, the provisions of which, to the extent that they bear on the Customer, will be disclosed in advance by IMSL to the Customer.
The Customer acknowledges and agrees that IMSL’s obligations are subject to such Third Party Licences.
More Definitions of Third Party Licences
Third Party Licences means any licences relating to any Third Party Software or Open Source Software, including the general public licence (if applicable).
Third Party Licences means those licenses and/or sublicenses with respect to the Product (or the Development, Manufacture, Commercialisation and/or use of the Product) which are held by UCB and/or its Affiliates under agreements with Third Parties listed in Schedule 13 and which exist as of the Effective Date.
Third Party Licences means the third party licences (which are available from the DataTools Website) imposed by the Licensors on DataTools in respect of the Software Materials and/or Service.
Third Party Licences has the meaning ascribed to it in Clause 7.7.
Third Party Licences has the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 1(C).
Third Party Licences any open source software licenses incorporated into the Software including the General Public Licence (if applicable) and any proprietary Third Party Software Licences.
Third Party Licences means all agreements, arrangements or understandings (in each case, whether or not written) pursuant to which any third party uses or has the right to use any Business Intellectual Property or Business Information;