Nominating Authority definition

Nominating Authority means the President or Vice President or other duly authorised officer of the London Court of International Arbitration;

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Nominating Authority means a body charged with nominating members of the Council in terms of section 6(1);

Nominating Authority means a Nominating Authority designated under section 33.2(1).

Examples of Nominating Authority in a sentence

• Authority means the Authorized Nominating Authority designated under the Construction Act.

• Appointed Adjudicator/Prescribed Appointer/ Authorised Nominating Authority: (Clause 12.18(d)) To the extent that the relevant part of the Contractor's Activities is carried out in: 1.

• THE SECOND PARTY is aware that, if s/he is an employee of any public agency, s/he shall not render any services to the CAMPUS until the Nominating Authority of said agency provides the required authorization, as established by Law No. 100 of June 27, 1959.

• There has been no nomination fee charged by the Authorised Nominating Authority 226.

• THE SECOND PARTY is aware that, if she/he is an employee of any public agency, she/he shall not render any services to the CAMPUS until the Nominating Authority of said agency provides the required authorization, as established by Law No. 100 of June 27, 1959.

More Definitions of Nominating Authority

Nominating Authority means the Financial Agency, Central Government or State Government, as the case may be, nominating a nominee member.

Nominating Authority has the meaning given to it in Schedule 38 (Disputes Resolution Procedure).

Nominating Authority means the President or Vice President or other duly authorised officer of the London Court of International Arbitration; “Notice of Adjudication” means any notice given by a party to the Dispute to the other party or parties thereto requiring reference of a Dispute to the Adjudicator in accordance with paragraph 3.1. The Notice of Adjudication includes: the nature and a brief description of the Dispute; details of where and when the Dispute arose; and the nature of the redress which is sought. “Referral Notice” means a notice referring a Dispute to the Adjudicator in accordance with paragraph 3.5; “Senior Representative” means a representative of a Party at senior executive level;

Nominating Authority means a Nominating Authority referred to in section 14.2.

Nominating Authority means either the Alabama Bankers Association, the League of Municipalities, or the Association of County Commissions which are authorized under the SAFE law to submit nominations to fill a vacancy on the SAFE Board of Directors

Nominating Authority means a person who is authorised to be a nominating authority under section 31(2);

Nominating Authority means those corporations, including municipal