Honorary Officers definition

Honorary Officers means the roles described in Ordinance 31 (a).

Honorary Officers means the Patron, President, Deputy President, Vice Presidents, Emeritus Presidents, Treasurer, Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Charity.

Examples of Honorary Officers in a sentence

The Honorary Officers as a group shall not exercise any collective responsibility as a "Board".
Honorary Officers shall be nominated by a SACRE and must be an officer to, or a member or co-opted member of, that SACRE.
In order to protect all attendees, Honorary Officers have the right to ask those who do not comply to leave the site.
The Committee shall comprise the elected Honorary Officers together with no more than eight other members elected by the Council.
The trustees may also appoint from amongst themselves such other Honorary Officers as they consider appropriate, including a Secretary and a Treasurer.

Honorary Officers means, together, the President and the Vice Presidents.

Honorary Officers means such people as are described in Bye-Law No.33;

Honorary Officers means the Honorary President otherwise the “President”; and the Honorary Vice-President otherwise the “Vice-President”.

Honorary Officers means such persons appointed from time to time to such Honorary positions as approved by Council in accordance with Article 51”

Honorary Officers means the President, the Vice-President, the Deputy Vice- President and Honorary Treasurer duly elected in accordance with Article 57.

Honorary Officers means the Honorary President, Honorary Vice-President and Patron of the Company for the time being;