third-party

“In other action, the board agreed to do away with the single-year APR scores and will only use the four-year rolling average to determine postseason eligibility; agreed to continue providing funding for low-resource schools to help the academic performance of athletes and look at new ways to help those schools; decided to take another look at improving the standards for incoming freshmen and junior college transfers in October; and will consider including family members among the definition of third-party influences, a definition that also includes agents.”

The Seattle Times

“Rimini is a pioneer in so-called third-party maintenance for software applications like Oracle's PeopleSoft, Siebel and JD Edwards.”

The Wall Street Journal: Is Maintenance a Software Target at Oracle?

“M-Edge describes itself as one of those vendors, sometimes called third-party merchants.”

The Wall Street Journal: Merchant Says Amazon Sabotaged Its Business

“If you find unauthorized charges on your telephone or cellphone bills, the phone company should remove them, but you may also have to call the third-party that billed them.”

The Wall Street Journal: Have You Been Hit by 'Cramming' Charges?

“A few have discovered start-up Rimini Street, which sells so-called third-party support at a fraction of Oracle's price.”

The Wall Street Journal: Oracle Leads, But Software Pack Tightens

“It has arranged for outside investors to guarantee Mr. Cohen an undisclosed price for the painting unless another bidder offers even more during the auction—an arrangement called a third-party guarantee.”

The Wall Street Journal: Liz Taylor Portrait to Go on Block for $20 Million

“They call it third-party ownership, and to its proponents, it's no more harmful than owning a share in a thoroughbred or any other company.”

The Wall Street Journal: The Stud Fees of Soccer

“Fox New York, 18592 began the career of the so-called third-party beneficiary contract.”

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