roll definition
roll means the greater of the GMFS roll or the 1 March roll of the following year, as determined by the relevant Staffing Order in Council, except that students who are included in the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme (at 1 July for the September school roll purposes) shall be counted on the following basis:
(a) Students classified as “very high” under the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme shall be counted as six instead of one;
(b) Students classified as “high” under the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme shall be counted as three instead of one.
roll means the greater of the provisional (September) staffing roll or the confirmed (March) staffing roll, as determined by the relevant Staffing Order in Council, except that students who are included in the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme (at 1 July for the September school roll purposes) shall be counted on the following basis: - Students classified as “very high” under the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme shall be counted as six instead of one; - Students classified as “high” under the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme shall be counted as three instead of one. Except that: - Students at Westbridge Residential School will count as six instead of one; - Students at Salisbury and Halswell residential schools who are not included in the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme will count as three instead of one; - Students at Xxx Xxxx and Kelston residential schools who are not included in the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme will count as one.
roll. ’ means the Roll of Legal Practitioners referred to in section 30(3);
Examples of roll in a sentence
Roll the circuit(s) from the IDLC to an existing DLC that is not integrated.
Roll the circuit(s) from the IDLC to any spare copper that exists to the customer premises.
More Definitions of roll
roll means the roll of legal practitioners referred to in section 30(3) of the Act;
roll means the throw of the dice by the shooter.
roll means the roll of solicitors maintained by the Registrar under Section 9 (as substituted by Section 65 of the Act of 1994) of the Act of 1954;
roll means the assessment and tax roll.
roll means the roll referred to in section 39 that relates to a leasehold building units plan or to a leasehold building units plan that has been terminated.
roll means the roll of advocates and solicitors of the Supreme Court kept under section 24;
roll means any book, parchment, or paper on which the registrar inscribes the names of persons admitted as practitioners, and “the roll” means the solicitors’ roll or the conveyancers’ roll, as the context or the circumstances may require.