Examples of the Executive in a sentence

Stallholders undergoing the certification process may be regarded as organic by the decision of the Executive and if approved, will be required to submit an annual status report as to progress toward certification.
The determination as to whether the circumstances were beyond the reasonable control of the Dischargers and their agents will be made by the Executive Officer.
The BOIFG Executive (the Executive) will review this situation on an ongoing basis and acknowledge that the balance may vary depending on the time of year.
If there is a material failure to perform a Replacement SEP, then the Executive Officer shall issue a “Notice of Violation” as described in Section III, paragraph 15.
Whether there is a material failure to perform the Xxxxxx Basin SEP described in Section III, paragraph 2.b. and Attachment B shall be determined by the Executive Officer.

More Definitions of the Executive

the Executive means those “Ordinary Members” elected or appointed to fill the positions of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Delegates to the Diocesan Council and School Principal and Parish Priest or others as elected to be “Executive Members”.

the Executive shall wherever appropriate be interpreted to include the Executive's estate.

the Executive means the Executive of Luton Borough Council appointed under the provisions of Part II of the 2000 Act and includes a committee of the Executive

the Executive has particular expertise in the Business. This Agreement shall amend and restate the Original Agreement effective on the effective date of the confirmation of the plan of reorganization (the "Plan") in the Proceeding (the "Effective Date") and shall govern the employment of the Executive.

the Executive means the Health and Safety Executive; “existing establishment” has the meaning given in paragraph (2);

the Executive means the Council’s Executive appointed in accordance with the provisions of Part 1A of the 2000 Act and includes the Executive Leader;