Laws of the Institute definition

Laws of the Institute means the Charter, these Bye-laws, the Regulations and all codes and other forms of regulatory provision made by the Institute;

Laws of the Institute means the Charter, these Bye-laws, and all regulations and Codes or other requirements of the Institute from time to time published;

Laws of the Institute means the Charter, these Bye-laws, the Regulations, and any documents further regulating the business and affairs of the Institute or its Members and Registered Students made and approved by or on behalf of the Council in pursuance of a Bye-law or Regulation in force from time to time;”

Examples of Laws of the Institute in a sentence

• Where operational requirements permit, the Employer will grant leave without pay to an employee to attend meetings and conventions provided in the Constitution and By- Laws of the Institute.

• Method of Recruitment: Either by Promotion or by Direct recruitment or by deputation within department of medical education or on contract basis as per C & R Rules/ Bye- Laws of the Institute.

• Rights and Obligations of Members All Members shall, subject to these Bye-laws, be entitled to be present at all General Meetings of the Institute and to take part in the discussion of business thereat and to such other rights, including voting rights, as may be conferred upon them by the Laws of the Institute.

• The Board shall provide for and regulate the admission of Members and Student Members and all applicants for admission shall satisfy such requirements as may from time to time be specified in the Laws of the Institute.

• The Laws of the Institute are the Royal Charter, Byelaws and Regulations, and other documents particularly CIMA's CIMA's Code of Ethics .

• CONSTITUTION 1 The tenure of office of an Executive Committee shall be as specified in the Bey- Laws of the Institute.

• Any member or registered student of CIMA who has breached the Code of Ethics or any of the other Laws of the Institute may be referred to our conduct processes and ultimately found guilty of misconduct.

• Every CIMA member and registered student has a duty to abide by the Laws of the Institute, to observe the highest standards of conduct and integrity, and to uphold the good standing and reputation of the profession.

• A.I.P.A./F.I.P.A. members shall be liable to disciplinary action in accordance with the Articles of Association and Bye Laws of the Institute of Incorporated Accountants in force at the time the matters complained took place in respect of allegations of complaint that relate to a period prior to their date of membership of the Institute.

• The tenure of office of members of the Council shall be as set out in the Bye- Laws of the Institute.

More Definitions of Laws of the Institute

Laws of the Institute means the Institute’s Charter, Byelaws and all regulations and codes (including the Institute’s Code of Ethics) or other requirements of the Institute as amended and published from time to time.

Laws of the Institute means the Charter, these Byelaws, the Regulations, and all Subordinate Documents of the Institute in force from time to time;

Laws of the Institute means the Charter, these Byelaws and the Regulations; "mathematics” means all or any aspects of mathematics and its applications;