Extraordinary Meeting definition
Extraordinary Meeting a meeting, attended in person or over a conference call, held by the Parties in an attempt to resolve the Dispute in good faith in accordance with paragraphs 2.5 and 2.6 of this Call Off Schedule 11;
Extraordinary Meeting means a meeting held pursuant to Article 23 of the Convention;
Extraordinary Meeting means a meeting of a subcommittee established by the Board; an intergovernmental meeting; an SCRD Strategic Planning meeting; or a special meeting that has been deemed as such by Board resolution.
Examples of Extraordinary Meeting in a sentence
Either Party may hold an Extraordinary Meeting by serving written notice.
If the Dispute is not resolved at the Extraordinary Meeting then the Parties may attempt to hold additional Extraordinary Meetings in an attempt to resolve the Dispute.
The written notice must give the receiving party at least five (5) Working Days notice of when the Extraordinary Meeting is to take place.
The representatives of the Parties attending the Extraordinary Meeting shall use their best endeavours to resolve the Dispute.
The key personnel of the Parties may also attend the Extraordinary Meeting.
More Definitions of Extraordinary Meeting
Extraordinary Meeting means a meeting convened at any time for special business of the Board;
Extraordinary Meeting means any meeting other than a “regular meeting.”
Extraordinary Meeting means any general meeting of the Alliance excluding the Annual Meeting
Extraordinary Meeting means a general meeting of the membership other than the Annual General Meeting.
Extraordinary Meeting means all meetings of the Club other than a General Meeting convened in accordance with this Constitution and Rules;
Extraordinary Meeting means any meeting requested by a member/s pursuant to this Constitution.
Extraordinary Meeting means a meeting convened outside scheduled meetings for Council or a committee to conduct urgent business or consider a matter of public urgency;