General order definition

General order means such order as applies generally throughout the state to all persons, employments, places of employment or public buildings, or all persons, employments or places of employment or public buildings of a class under the jurisdiction of the department. All other orders of the department shall be considered special orders.

General order means an order applied generally throughout the

General order means an order of the division other than a special order.

Examples of General order in a sentence

• This legal description has been prepared in compliance with a Registrar General Order to the Registrar of Deeds registered in 2008 as Document No.91001199 in the Registration District of Yarmouth.

• General Order No. 173 provides for a regulatory review of an advice letter submitted under Public Utilities Code § 851.

• General Order No. 173, Rule 3, outlines the criteria for review of advice letters for transactions which require Commission approval under Public Utilities Code § 851.

• The provisions of the General Order of the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission under section 50 of the Industrial Relations Act 1979 (WA) with respect to Location Allowances shall apply to all employees engaged under the terms of this Agreement at workplaces in locations specified in that order.

• PID: 90007105 PID 90007105 Location/County: COMEAUS HILL ROAD COMEAUS HILL /YARMOUTH Related to the following Department of Natural Resources Provincial Government Parcel Identifier(s) (PGPI): 18 25 00109 This legal description has been prepared in compliance with a Registrar General Order to the Registrar of Deeds registered in 2008 as Document No.91001199 in the Registration District of Yarmouth.

More Definitions of General order

General order means an order that applies generally throughout the state to all persons, employments, or places of employment, or all persons, employments, or places of employment of a class under the jurisdiction of the bureau. All other orders shall be considered special orders.

General order means an order of the director applying generally throughout the state to all persons, employments, or places of employment under the jurisdiction of the division. All other orders of the director shall be considered special orders.

General order means an order that is not a special order.

General order means an order applied generally throughout this

General order means, as relevant here, an order of Court that modifies existing Local Bankruptcy Rules, creates new Local Bankruptcy Rules, or otherwise creates or modifies procedures of the Court.

General order means an order applied generally throughout the state to all persons under jurisdiction of the commission.

General order means an order which is not a special order.