Examples of Public Governor in a sentence

A member of the Public Constituency may not vote at an election for a Public Governor unless within twenty-one days before they vote they have made a declaration in the form specified by the Secretary that they are qualified to vote as a member of the relevant area of the Public Constituency.
An elected Governor shall cease to hold office if he ceases to be a Member of the constituency or class by which he was elected (except that a Public Governor who moves from one Public Constituency to another during his term of office shall continue in office as a Public Governor for the constituency which elected him for the remainder of his term).
A member of a public constituency may not vote at an election for a Public Governor unless within twenty-one days before they vote they have made a declaration in the form specified by the Secretary that they are qualified to vote as a member of the relevant public constituency.
Members of each Public Constituency Class may elect any of their number who is eligible to be a Public Governor.
Members of each Public Constituency may elect any of their number who is eligible to be a Public Governor.

More Definitions of Public Governor

Public Governor means a member of the Council of Governors elected by the Members of a Public Constituency;

Public Governor means a Governor elected by the members of

Public Governor means a Governor elected by the members of one of

Public Governor means a governor elected by the members of one of the public constituencies;

Public Governor means a Governor from the Public

Public Governor or "Public committee member" means a Governor or committee member who has no material business relationship with a broker or dealer or the NASD, NASD Regulation, NASD Dispute Resolution, or[Nasdaq] a market for which NASD provides regulation;

Public Governor means a Member of the Council of Governors elected by the Members of the Public Constituency.