National Round definition

National Round means any competition administered with the approval of the Executive Office
National Round means any Round administered with the approval of the Executive Director through which a Jurisdiction determines the Team(s) that will advance to the International Rounds.
National Round means any competition administered with the approval of the ILSA Executive

Examples of National Round in a sentence

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More Definitions of National Round

National Round means any Round administered with the approval of the Executive Director
National Round means any Round administered with the approval of the Executive Director among Teams from a single nation or jurisdiction which occurs prior to the Global Rounds.

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