Management Rules definition

Management Rules means the rules promulgated by the West Virginia State
Management Rules means the rules promulgated by the West Virginia State Police that define all policy and procedures in the administration of this article.
Management Rules means the Management Rules of the Body Corporate as indicated in Annexure E.

Examples of Management Rules in a sentence

  • Reimbursement for expenses associated with Faculty Professional Development Fund program costs are governed by Office of Fiscal Management rules for travel, per diem, and other reimbursement for authorized expenses.


More Definitions of Management Rules

Management Rules means the Management Rules as provided for in this document,
Management Rules means the Management Rules applicable on the Scheme, as approved by the Trustees, the Board of SCEMHOA and the Ombudsman, in terms of the provisions of the Constitution, the STSMA and CSOS;
Management Rules means relevant business principles, operating requirements and operating rules established (or, as may be supplemented and updated by Party A in accordance with business and market conditions) by Party A for the purpose of implementing the management and control of Beida Jade Bird APTECH Franchise Operation System in accordance with the needs and development conditions of the company and notified to Party B (through the means of printed manuals, fax, email, etc.) for the purpose of governing the training centers of Beida Jade Bird APTECH Franchise Operation System (including Party B), which cover, among others, operations management, personnel management, brand management, publicity management, consulting management, teaching management, student management, job placement management, fee standards, etc.
Management Rules means the rules implemented for the purpose of managing the Community Conservation Area;
Management Rules mean the Management Rules and Conduct Rules attached hereto marked "H";
Management Rules. The Parties agree that, whilst the Contract Management Rules do not constitute or evidence legally binding obligations, they are indicative of best practice with respect to certain aspects of the day-to-day operation of the SSA Arrangements and include practices and procedures which either have been proven or are expected to facilitate that day-to-day operation. The Parties agree that a failure by a Party to comply with the Contract Management Rules shall not of itself constitute a breach of the SSA Arrangements nor give rise to any sanction against that Party.