Formal Approval definition

Formal Approval means a confirmed grant of approval in writing given by the DoI to the Applicant to enter Hong Kong and/or remain in Hong Kong pursuant to the New CIES.

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Formal Approval means the completion of the formal approval process specified in

Formal Approval means the official approval of a Council Policy by Council, or in the case of an Administrative Policy or Corporate Procedure by the City Manager, or in the case of a Departmental Procedure by the appropriate department head

Examples of Formal Approval in a sentence

• On or Before January 8, 1997, The Windsor Corporation --------------- --------------- shall indicate in writing if it approves, or rejects, the purchase of the Property under the terms and conditions of this Agreement (the "Formal Approval").

• At least 14 days before the Formal Approval Hearings, the Settling Parties shall file a joint motion requesting that all of the Courts that made Preliminary Approval Orders grant final approval of the Settlement embodied in this Agreement and that those Courts enter Final Orders and Judgments as required by and conforming to the terms and conditions of this Agreement and as approved by all Parties in writing prior to submission to the Courts.

• The County and Claimants acknowledge and expressly agree that if this Agreement is not approved by the County’s Board of Supervisors after having gone through the County's Formal Approval Process, the Agreement shall be null and void ab initio.

• The Expert further undertakes to keep any non-accepted creations (i.e. questions and/or annexes rejected at the outcome of the Formal Approval Process) under strict confidentiality and not to disclose them to third parties without a written prior agreement by the Agency.

• Upon notification of Approvable Pending Adoption (APA), the Commission shall obtain community adoption of the plan no later than 12 months from APA and submit electronic copies of the adoption documentation and the final plan for Formal Approval.

• Claimants acknowledge that this approval process can, and often does, take several or more months to complete and the County agrees to use its best efforts to expedite the County’s Formal Approval Process so that the Agreement is presented for approval to the County’s Claims Board and then the County’s Board of Supervisors as soon as reasonably possible.

• III.3. He acknowledges that the Board of Directors of Grupo Elektra, during the meeting held on July 27th, 2000 has approved in an unanimous way, the execution of the referred transaction ("Date of Formal Approval') and that the Related Party Transaction Committee has also ratified the resolution during its session held on August 3lst, 2000.

• This Agreement is contingent upon the prior approval of its terms and conditions by the County's formal claims approval process ("County's Formal Approval Process").

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, no monies (neither the Earnest Money Deposit ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ Closing Date Payment) shall be paid to Seller before the Bankruptcy Court has entered the Formal Approval Order in a form authorizing the sale of the assets.

• The Expert hereby irrevocably and unconditionally accepts that creations commissioned by the Agency under this Contract will be subject to review and potential modification during the Formal Approval Process described in Annex I and that they shall not unreasonably oppose or delay proposed modifications.

More Definitions of Formal Approval

Formal Approval means a confirmed grant of approval in writing given by the Director to the Client to enter Hong Kong and/or remain in Hong Kong pursuant to the Scheme.

Formal Approval means the final approval granted by the ESE; Securities Act or any law that may replace it wholly or in part, from time to time;

Formal Approval means obtaining proper authorisation within the University before the individual engages in an activity. "Notification" means submitting notification to the relevant Head of Department before the individual engages in an activity, applicable where it is envisaged that the activity will be managed as a personal business activity.