Board Directives definition
Examples of Board Directives in a sentence
Where transportation, other than a private vehicle, is required, reimbursement will be in accordance with Treasury Board Directives.
When a private vehicle is utilized for the Commission's business in accordance with Treasury Board Directives, receipted parking charges will be reimbursed.
Reimbursement, where a private vehicle is used on the Commission's business in accordance with Treasury Board Directives, shall be: The distance allowance does not apply when using rental or Government vehicles.
During the non navigation season and during the navigation season when traveling on Authority business, the Authority shall pay traveling expenses in accordance with Treasury Board Directives.
The Chair will follow Ministry’s procedures and will operate the Commission in accordance with all administrative policies established and specified in all Management Board or Treasury Board Directives or Guidelines, or any amendments to those Directives or Guidelines or new Directives or Guidelines, which come into effect from time to time.
During the non-navigation season and during the navigation season when traveling on Authority business, the Authority shall pay traveling expenses in accordance with Treasury Board Directives.
The Deputy Minister is accountable to the Minister for the performance of the Ministry in providing administrative support to the Commission and for carrying out the roles and responsibilities assigned to him by the Minister, Management Board Directives and this Memorandum.
All parties accepted that NRG has adequately addressed all Board Directives from EBRO 496 except for the Board Directive found in paragraph 2.1.9. NRG will address this Directive below in Section B of this Agreement (“Rate Base”) in paragraph B.1, entitled “Fiscal 1998 Capital Budgets Compared to Board Approved”.
Job Stewards will continue to be placed in accordance with Joint Trade Board Directives issued June 23, 1984 requiring the placement of outside job stewards on all taping jobs of 15,000 square feet or more.
The Executive Director is accountable to the Board, through the Chair, for the management and administration of the Trust, and for carrying out the roles and responsibilities assigned by the Board, Directives, the Act and this MOU.