Examples of Director Committee in a sentence
Submit unusual circumstances to the District Director Committee for a decision.
Any TD granting retroactive leave must immediately report doing so to the Tournament Director Committee along with:a.
Players denied a waiver or given a waiver with conditions by their Home Association may appeal in writing to the Home Association's District Director Committee.
A quorum will comprise any two independent non-executive Director Committee members.
If a member fails to attend two (2) consecutive meetings, an inquiry shall be made by the Bureau Liaison of that member concerning their continued participation on the Board, and the results of the inquiry shall be forwarded to the Medical Director, Committee Chair, and Bureau Chief for a decision on the member's status.
All acts done by a meeting of an Elected Director Committee shall notwithstanding that it be afterwards discovered that there was a defect in the appointment of any Elected Director or that any of them were disqualified from holding office or had vacated office or were not entitled to vote as valid as if every such person has been duly appointed and was qualified and had continued to be a Director and had been entitled to vote.
TDs from those organizations report directly to the organizers from that organization and not to the Tournament Director Committee (TDC).
An application for IA title based on quantitative criteria listed above must be sent by the national CC organization to the Tournament Director Committee (TDC) together with details of all qualifying tournaments and the name and e-mail address of the TD mentor before the formal submission to the Qualifications Commissioner (QC).
However, before a TD concludes that a situation different from the above is a DMD code of conduct violation, it is highly recommended that the TD consult with the TD’s mentor, the WTD, the Tournament Director Committee (TDC), or another TD.TDs are to be aware that:a.
It is hoped that this publication has clarified both the purpose and the detail of the procedures required in the Open Meetings Law, and has been of assistance to all local officials involved in the organization of public meetings as well as hearings.IF YOU NEED MORE INFORMATIONFor information relating specifically to the Open Meetings Law, contact: Robert Freeman, Esq., Executive Director, Committee on Open Government, (518) 474-2518.