Entrant definition
Entrant has the meaning given in clause 5.3;
Entrant means the individual that offers the Entry under the terms of this Contest.
Entrant means any person, persons or body who enters a vehicle in a competition and who is in possession of a licence.
Examples of Entrant in a sentence
If the ACO is a High Needs Population ACO, the ACO may select to participate in the Model as a New Entrant ACO in advance of the ACO’s second Performance Year.
More Definitions of Entrant
Entrant means any person, persons or body who enters a vehicle in a competition and who is in possession of a licence. In the case of minors, the parent or court-appointed legal guardian is automatically deemed to be the entrant and he/she shall not be required to be in possession of a licence separate to that of his/her minor child. Should a parent or legal guardian not be willing or able to act as the entrant for his or her minor child, he or she shall advise MSA accordingly and nominate an alternative entrant to act on his or her behalf. Any such alternative entrant for a minor driver/rider must hold an entrants licence issued by MSA and, unless MSA has granted specific written approval to the contrary following a formal request, such alternative entrant may only represent one minor driver/rider.
Entrant means a person who is eligible to participate in and has submitted an entry into this Promotion in accordance with these Terms.
Entrant means an entity or person who has entered a Car that has been accepted for Competition and holds an IMSA Membership in the capacity of an Entrant or Entrant/Driver.
Entrant has the meaning given in clause 6.4;
Entrant. , “Participant”, or “Player” means a Person who is at least eighteen (18) years of age, who makes a qualifying purchase or otherwise validly enters a Promotion according to one of the approved Entry methods stated in the Promotion Rules in the hope of winning a Prize.
Entrant means an artist who submits an Entry to the Competition.
Entrant or “you” means you, the entrant to the competition.