Examples of District Executive Committee in a sentence
The District Executive Committee is not bound to determining only the status of students who participated at another school the previous or current year, as it relates to changing schools for athletic purposes.
The District Executive Committee for the district into which the student moves shall determine when or if a student who moves for athletic purposes becomes eligible.
The Administrative District Executive Committee shall serve as the governing authority of the Administrative District.
The District Executive Committee shall enforce all rules contained in the UIL Constitution and Contest Rules.
The application must be in writing on the UIL Application for Waiver form, and signed by the superintendent, the chair of the District Executive Committee, the student and a parent or guardian if the student is under 18.
The district superintendent, with the approval of the District Executive Committee, shall have the authority to remove or transfer a member of the pastoral staff when the governance authority is in disagreement or whenever circumstances make such removal or transfer advisable.
In cases where an informal hearing is conducted, the Waiver Officer, applicant, superintendent, principal and District Executive Committee may submit written documentation or make oral argument.
The District Executive Committee is to determine whether or not a student changed schools for athletic purposes, when considering each student who changed schools and has completed the eighth grade, whether or not the student has represented a school in grades nine through twelve.
If a Previous Athletic Participation Form was not filed prior to competition and it was an inadvertent error and the student is actually eligible under Subchapter M of the Constitution, the District Executive Committee is not required to demand forfeiture or to rule the student ineligible.
The determination of whether a property reversion event has occurred shall be considered and decided by the District Executive Committee (or its equivalent) of the district of The Christian and Missionary Alliance in which this church is located in accordance with procedures established from time to time by the Board of Directors of The Christian and Missionary Alliance.