Motion definition

Motion means a formal proposition to be discussed and voted on during the course of a meeting.

Motion means a formal proposal placed before a meeting in order that it may be debated to a conclusion.

Motion means a request made to the Board or the hearing officer for the purposes of obtaining a ruling or order directing or allowing some act to be done in favor of the movant. (See definition of "movant" in this Section.)

Examples of Motion in a sentence

• More details are contained in the Settlement Agreement, which can be viewed/obtained online at [WEBSITE] or at the Court Clerk’s Office, located at , by asking for the Court file containing the Motion For Preliminary Approval of Class Settlement (the Settlement Agreement is attached to the motion).

• Within a reasonable time after the Bar Date to Opt Out, and provided the conditions in Section 15, below, are satisfied, Class Counsel shall file a Motion for Final Approval of this Agreement so that same can be heard on the Final Approval Hearing Date.

• Health Plan Effective the first Sunday following the business day on which the Company receives notice of ratification, the Company shall make active health contributions to the Motion Picture Industry Health Plan as provided in the 2021 AMPTP/839 Agreement, including On Call hours.

• A summary report of this information shall be provided to the parties at least five (5) business days prior to the deadline to file the Motion for Final Approval.

• If the parties are unable to agree on a cy pres recipient, they will each submit their proposed nominee to the Court in the Motion for Final Approval and the Court will decide the cy pres recipient.

More Definitions of Motion

Motion means a proposal, moved by a member and seconded by another member, for the consideration of Council or a committee.

Motion means a written proposal;

Motion means a request offered verbally or in writing for a ruling or to take some action.

Motion means a motion in a proceeding or an intended proceeding; (“motion”)

Motion means a request to the presiding officer for an order or ruling directing some act to be done in favor of the proponent of the motion, including a statement of justification or reasons for the request.

Motion means a Resolution of Council or a Recommendation of a Committee that is under debate by Council or a Committee.

Motion means a question or proposal to be considered by the Committee of Adjustment and which is moved and seconded and is subject to debate. When a Motion is adopted, it becomes a Resolution.