Geographic Scope definition

Geographic Scope means: (1) North America (which includes the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean); and (2) if the Grantee has global job responsibilities, those countries that are within the scope of the Grantee’s job responsibilities in the two years preceding the date of the Grantee’s employment termination. This non-competition restriction shall not apply to any Company employee who is licensed to practice law in any state in the United States and who joins a competing business for the purpose of providing legal advice to the competing business.

Geographic Scope. The foregoing restrictions shall apply in the "Restricted Area" which means:

Geographic Scope means the area covered by a model or analysis used to calculate physical changes resulting from a proposed project.

Geographic Scope. I acknowledge that the business of MetLife is conducted in all states and in certain foreign countries and that the employees of MetLife and its affiliated entities are working to further the interests of MetLife in those states and foreign countries. I also acknowledge that the MetLife Intellectual Property and/or Confidential Information I obtain in the course of my employment involves and affects MetLife's activities in all states and in those foreign countries in which it conducts its business. Therefore, it is not appropriate or feasible for MetLife to establish geographic limitations on the restrictions to which I am now agreeing. Accordingly, I agree to abide by these restrictions in all states and in those foreign countries in which MetLife is conducting business at the time that my employment terminates, or in any state or foreign countries where MetLife is planning to conduct business and I was or am in possession of any Intellectual Property and/or Confidential and Proprietary Information relating to such plans.

Geographic Scope means a two hundred fifty (250)-mile radius of the location of the Company Group field operations.

Geographic Scope. This agreement shall cover all U.S territory covered by Go.c▇▇ ▇▇▇ the GO Network Partners and other mutually agreed upon territories.

Geographic Scope. Section 5.3(a)

Geographic Scope. The following replaces this section: 24 <PAGE> All your rights and all obligations of International Business Machines Corporation (or its subsidiary providing Products to you) are valid only in the country in which the transaction is performed or, if International Business Machines Corporation (or its subsidiary providing Products to you) agrees, the country where the Product is placed in productive use, except that all licenses are valid as specifically granted. 3.1 Title and Risk of Loss The following replaces the first sentence in this section: Title to each Machine will pass to you between the port of exportation and the port of importation of the country of installation provided payment has been received in full. 4.1 License The following replaces this section: When your order is accepted, you will be granted a nonexclusive, nontransferable license to use the Program in the country in which the Program is installed. Programs are owned by International Business Machines Corporation, one of the entities within its Enterprise, or a third party and are copyrighted and licensed (not sold). 25 <PAGE> IBM International Customer Agreement Part 7 - Country Unique Terms The terms of this Agreement apply for all countries specified in Schedule A except that the following terms are country amendments which replace or modify terms in Parts 1 through 6 for the identified country. All terms in Parts 1 through 6 which are not changed by these amendments remain in effect. This part 7 is organized as follows: 7.1 contains multiple country amendments to Part 1, section 1.13 Governing Laws; 7.2 contains the Americas country amendments to other Agreement terms; 7.3 contains the Asia Pacific country amendments to other Agreement terms; and 7.4 contains the Europe, Middle East, and Africa country amendments to other Agreement terms.

Geographic Scope means the United States and “Competitive Activity” means the design, development, manufacture and sale of active or passive optical subsystems, optoelectronic subsystems, and Rf microwave and interconnect products to original equipment manufacturers for use in the telecom, enterprise, military and video markets. Executive understands and agrees that the covenants in this Section 11 are an integral component of the consideration for this Agreement, and that, to the extent the provisions of this Section 11 may limit his ability to earn a livelihood in a business similar to the Company’s business for a period of time (which Executive understands may be the case), this limitation is reasonable and necessary to protect the legitimate business interests of the Company.