Spokesperson means a person making a testimonial about or an endorsement of an insurer’s product who:

Spokesperson means a person who has been approved by the Tribal Court to appear in Tribal Court proceedings to assist an individual in presenting his or her case (see KLOC Section 1-12).

Spokesperson means any person, including a Director or employee of the Student Union, who is authorized to make statements on behalf of the Student Union.

Examples of Spokesperson in a sentence

In the event that the member in question is the Spokesperson or the department Chairperson, that role in the process shall be filled by the Chairperson of the DEC.

More Definitions of Spokesperson

Spokesperson means a Councillor appointed, normally at the Annual Meeting of the Council, to act as the Council’s Lead Member and spokesperson on a key cross- cutting theme or for a specific function, who will also ensure that his/her designated area of responsibility is considered and taken into account during the decision making process at meetings of the various bodies of the Council

Spokesperson shall have the meaning set forth in Section 5.3.2.

Spokesperson means a person authorized to speak on behalf of a Ho-Chunk person for a specific hearing in court.

Spokesperson means an individual expressly designated and authorized by one of the Parties to speak for and make commitments on behalf of that Party.

Spokesperson means any person not admitted to a bar of any state who is a tribal member or a relative of a party and speaks for a party to a case in the Tribal Court.

Spokesperson means a person who is a non-lawyer and has been qualified by the court to serve as a spokesman on behalf of a friend or family member on a one-time basis.