Pitch means a Grass Pitch or Football Turf Pitch.
Pitch means the land, forming part of the protected site and including any garden area, on which the occupier is entitled to station the mobile home under the terms of the agreement;
Pitch means the table incrementation, in CT, per x-ray tube rotation, divided by the nominal x-ray beam width at isocenter.
Examples of Pitch in a sentence
The Club must ensure that adequate arrangements are in place to maintain its Pitch in good order, as required under these Rules.
The Club is to be responsible for the maintenance of the Pitch and for the general maintenance of the ground.
Pitch quality is often influenced by weather conditions and drainage.
The Competition may require a Club to take such steps as the Board shall specify if not satisfied that an adequate standard of the Pitch is being maintained, including but not limited to the Board commissioning an independent report (including a Pitch Test) on the state of the Pitch, the cost of such independent report to be borne by the Club concerned.
The guidance details a stepped approach to developing a Playing Pitch Strategy (PPS).
More Definitions of Pitch
Pitch means a new business presentation or similar offering of services; provided, however, a general mailing or an incidental contact shall not be deemed a Pitch.
Pitch means the gradient or slope of a line of pipe in reference to a horizontal plane.
Pitch means any designated area for trading within the Market Site where the Trader provides his own vehicle or other authorised method to trade from
Pitch means the land, forming part of a protected site and including any garden area, on which an occupier is entitled to station a mobile home under the terms of the agreement, and
Pitch means land, forming part of a local authority gypsy and traveller site in England and including any garden area, on which a person is entitled to station a mobile home; and
Pitch means "grade" as defined by this administrative regulation.
Pitch means the place or space in the marketplace where the stallholder is positioned containing the agreed stall or number of stalls, allocated to the individual stallholder.