Emergency Order definition

Emergency Order means an order issued by the board in accordance with

Emergency Order means an Order specified as an Emergency Order;

Emergency Order means an order issued by the board in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 4, Administrative Procedures Act.

Examples of Emergency Order in a sentence

• Describe incremental costs associated with the COVID-19 pandemic since the State of Emergency order, how the cost is calculated, cost to date, accounting treatment, impact on earnings, and proposed or planned rate treatment.

• The CITY agrees to disburse the CDBG funds on the following schedule: Funds shall be disbursed by the CITY upon request by Goodwill Industries, based on funds expended and costs incurred quarterly.

• Emergency order by the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development to amend Sections 7-111 and 7-191, Part 1, Title 24, California Code of Regulations.

• Emergency order by the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development to adopt adminis- trative regulations specific to Hospital Inspector Citizenship/ Alien Certification.

• The agency's record need not constitute the exclusive basis for action, unless otherwise required by law.(5) Emergency order.

More Definitions of Emergency Order

Emergency Order means an administrative order issued by the Director pursuant to specific authority provided by any law or regulation administered by the Commission or the Department without prior notice or adjudicatory hearing, upon a finding that an emergency or imminent hazard exists.

Emergency Order means an order under clause 3(1);

Emergency Order or "EO" means a WA placed by Buyer for FRUs with a Lead Time not to exceed [*].

Emergency Order means an order issued by the Province of Ontario under the EMCPA with respect to COVID-19 Emergency;

Emergency Order means an order issued by the Governor

Emergency Order or 'order' means a written directive by the commissioner or

Emergency Order means an Emergency Order as defined by Article 49(j);