Extraordinary Congress definition

Extraordinary Congress means a meeting of C.E.B. Members, other than an Ordinary Congress, con- vened in accordance with the provisions of Article 25;

Extraordinary Congress means a congress called for a specific purpose by:

Extraordinary Congress means a Congress convened in accordance with article 19.1;

Examples of Extraordinary Congress in a sentence

• An Extraordinary Congress shall be held within three months of receipt of the request.

• The Executive Committee may convene an Extraordinary Congress at any time.

• When an Extraordinary Congress is convened upon the request of Members, the agenda must contain the points raised by those Members.

• Decisions passed at an Ordinary or Extraordinary Congress may not be annulled if, in spite of the existence of one or several voting irregularities, the vote held on such Decisions would have passed in any event.

• When an Extraordinary Congress is convened on the initiative of the Executive Committee, it must draw up the agenda.

• Deferred taxes:On December 31, 2013, there was no recognized deferred tax liability for taxes that would be payable on unremitted earnings of the Company and its subsidiaries.

• The dissolution of FISA shall be valid only if carried by four-fifths of the valid votes cast at an Extraordinary Congress specially convened for the purpose.

• Repatriation Benefit: Subject to prior approval from the Program Manager or its authorized representative, for reasonable expenses incurred in connection with the preparation and transportation of the body of a deceased Plan Participant to his or her place of residence in his or her home country.

• The Secretary General shall provide notice at least thirty (30) days prior to the scheduled start of the Extraordinary Congress.

• Recent general data concerning implementation of ECtHR judgments 26.

More Definitions of Extraordinary Congress

Extraordinary Congress means the extraordinary general meeting.

Extraordinary Congress means a congress for a specific purpose by at least 75% of the affiliated NF’s and/or regional members with no less than two from the Board of Administration. The quorum for such a congress must be two-thirds (2/3) of the eligible affiliated NF’s and/or regional members.