Internal Regulations definition

Internal Regulations means these Standards as well as other internal documents of ING Bank adopted from time to time by its authorised bodies and determining the regulations for conducting custody operations as well as other operations carried out in connection with custody operations;

Internal Regulations means BOC‘s internal regulations, compliance and control procedures;

Internal Regulations means the Bank’s internal policies, regulations, and compliance and control procedures.

Examples of Internal Regulations in a sentence

• On expiry of that period and without prejudice to any late interest for which it may be liable, the liability of the Bureau standing as guarantor shall 56 2020 – General Assembly Decision No 5-1, Entry into force: 1st October 2020 57 2013 – General Assembly Decision No 5-2; Entry into force: 1st January 2014 Explanatory Memorandum to the Internal Regulations Issued 2003 – Latest Update in 2020 be limited to the amount claimed from its member plus a 12 months interest calculated at 12% per annum.

• Any dispute arising out of these Internal Regulations or related to them shall be resolved by mediation or by arbitration.

• In accordance with the name of the document – INTERNAL REGULATIONS – the definition of the purpose does not include any bodies or persons other than the Bureaux so that only the Bureaux have direct rights under the Internal Regulations.

• While each Bureau is free to unilaterally establish the conditions for granting or withdrawing such approval, the Internal Regulations also provide the Bureaux with an option to exceptionally agree upon conditions bilaterally or multilaterally when this is warranted by the case(s) concerned.

• In particular, members (see definition in Article 2.3) or correspondents (see definition in Article 2.4) can only enforce rights arising from the Internal Regulations via the Bureaux.

More Definitions of Internal Regulations

Internal Regulations means the Internal Regulations of the Department of Pediatrics.

Internal Regulations means the detailed rules for the functioning, management and operations of the ACRE and the composition of its bodies adopted in accordance with these Bylaws.

Internal Regulations means the Internal Regulations of the 1992 Fund;

Internal Regulations means KMS regulations related to the access to KMS premises, provision of service or performance of any other activity within KMS premises, about which KMS informs supplier or which are otherwise known to supplier, especially regulations related to occupational health and safety, fire and environmental protection, hygiene and regulations related to smoking and prohibited access under influence of alcohol, narcotic or psychotropic substances and prohibition to bring them and/or use them to/within KMS premises,

Internal Regulations the regulations applicable in the company, based on the decisions issued or to be issued by the General Meeting of Shareholders, Management Board, General Director, including the Code of Ethics, Corporate Governance Code, Internal Regulations of the company issued in accordance with the provisions of the Labor Code, any internal decisions, rules or procedures applicable in the Company in relation to the organization of the activity carried out by the Company and the conduct of its personnel;

Internal Regulations means the internal regulations of ENTSO-E, as defined in the Articles of Association;

Internal Regulations means as far as necessary the internal regulations defining the organization and management of the Building.