dispensation definition

dispensation means a dispensation granted by the Council or other appropriate person or body which relieves a Member from one or more of the restrictions set out in sub-paragraphs 3(5)(i), 3(5)(ii) and 3(5)(iii) of Part 3 of this Code to the extent specified in the dispensation

dispensation means an authorisation, in writing, issued by the Council that entitles a specified motor vehicle to park in a car park which had been closed pursuant to Article 26 of this order for a defined time;

dispensation means a exemption from an obligation or rule, granted byor as if by the Authority by the Proper Officer under section 33 Localism Act 2011, in respect to of Disclosable Pecuniary Interests, or under s1 Localism Act 2011 in respect of Prejudicial Interests, on the grounds set out in Appendix B.

Examples of dispensation in a sentence

• Regulation No. 8766 = Regulation Number 8766 of the Department of Health of Puerto Rico: Regulation for the Use, Possession, Growth, Manufacture, Fabrication, Dispensation, Distribution and Investigation of Medicinal Cannabis, approved on the 8th of July, 2016, and its subsequent amendments.

• In case INTERMAGNETICS cannot meet above requirements, PHILIPS' approval is required prior to delivery, using the "Request for Dispensation", Part C of Schedule A to this Agreement.

• Dispensation requests must be supported with action plans that will get the exception item into compliance within the one-year time frame.

• Dispensation from Payment of Dividends from Surplus, etc.) In the case where the dividends from surplus are paid by cash, the Corporation shall not be obliged to pay any dividends from surplus after three (3) years have expired from the date of tender thereof.

• Die Bevollmachtigten werden hiermit Dispensation is hereby granted to von den Beschrankungen des Paragraph 181 the Representatives from the BGB befreit.

More Definitions of dispensation

dispensation means an authorisation, issued by the Council, on approval of an application and in return for a fee (if demanded) to be determined by the Council, allowing a specified vehicle to be parked within one of the Parking Places specified in Schedule 1 to this Order, in contravention of one or more of the regulations pertaining to the use of that Parking Place, subject to such terms and conditions as the Council may consider appropriate.

dispensation means the permission granted by the Permanent Secretary under special circumstances which may allow a particular person to serve in a particular capacity on a particular ship for a limited period not exceeding 6 months;

dispensation means an exclusion from compliance with an AOPO or technical code granted by the system operator in accordance with the process set out in rule 7 of section III of part C, and includes an interim dispensation granted under rule 1 of section II of part I;

dispensation means an authorisation, in writing, issued by the Council that entitles a specified Vehicle to park in a Parking Place which had been closed pursuant to Article 63 of this Order for a defined time;

dispensation means a dispensation granted by the Grand Master, whose power to grant a dispensation may be delegated to a Divisional Grand Master in terms of Rule 147 and a District Grand Master in terms of Rule 148.

dispensation. ’ means permission given by or on behalf of the Council for the purposes of this Order permitting a specified vehicle to wait in specified circumstances on a parking place without time limit where the waiting of that vehicle in that parking place would otherwise be restricted in time.

dispensation means a dispensation from a requirement of these Regulations or the Convention and the STCW Code, granted either generally or in a particular case by the Chief Executive Officer under regulation 37;