Urgent Matter definition

Urgent Matter means any matter of a time-sensitive nature which may result in financial loss or other harm to the TCDSB and to the Board of Trustees of the TCDSB, an employee, or student, if the matter is not dealt with before the next scheduled meeting; and

Urgent Matter means a particular issue or concern affecting the safety or efficiency of a Regulated Entity or its participants, which requires urgent action or consideration by the relevant Parties.

Urgent Matter means a matter, which, if not addressed before the next ordinary or special meeting of the Council or the Senate, could cause irreversible harm or prejudice to the University, its employees or students;

Examples of Urgent Matter in a sentence

• Receiving Correspondence and Other Communications24.1 Correspondence – Signed – Legible – Public24.2 Correspondence – Circulated – Agenda24.3 Correspondence – Submission Prior to 12:00 PM (Noon)24.4 Correspondence – Late Submission – Consideration – Urgent Matter Only24.5 Petitions – Requirements and Submission of Petitions 25.

• In British Columbia, it was the Fire Chiefs’ Association of British Columbia that initially urged the provincial government to take action on the dangers of grow operations in its 2004 report entitled On an Urgent Matter of Public Safety.

• Other Urgent Matter: Motion to move agenda item F.1 We Activities Report to Open Session.

• Order of Business The Chair agreed, in terms of Standing Order 9.3, to vary the order of business to allow consideration of an Urgent Matter immediately following Agenda Item 2 (Civic Government (Scotland) Act: Licensing Matters).4.

• Pursuant to subsection 5(e) of the MOU Respecting the Oversight of Certain Clearing and Settlement Systems among the Bank, the OSC, the AMF and the BCSC, the Parties will observe the following Protocol if any Party identifies an Urgent Matter.

More Definitions of Urgent Matter

Urgent Matter means a matter which is to be considered at a meeting of

Urgent Matter means a matter which has a potential to cause irreversible harm or prejudice to the University or pressing matters compelling or requiring immediate action or attention from Council;

Urgent Matter means a matter which is to be considered at a meeting of the Council, the Executive, a Committee or a Sub-Committee by virtue of section 100B(4) of the 1972 Act. That section provides that maters not appearing on the agenda published five clear working days before the meeting can be considered at the meeting, if by reason of special circumstances. That must be recorded in the Minutes, the Chair is of the opinion that the item should be considered at the meeting as a matter of urgency. For the purposes of good administration this also relates to reports concerning ‘exempt information’.

Urgent Matter means a matter which has a potential to cause irreversible harm or prejudice to the University, its employees or students;

Urgent Matter. For any matter designated by the initiating party as “urgent,” the other party shall make its first response within twenty-four hours, or within such other period as the first level persons may agree.

Urgent Matter means a particular issue or concern that requires urgent action or consideration by the relevant Parties regarding any of the following:

Urgent Matter means, with respect to all actions requiring Consensus Board Approval, Majority Board Approval and Supermajority Board Approval, (i) the failure by the Company or any of its Subsidiaries to meet any non-curable debt covenant, (ii) the financial distress or insolvency of the Company or any of its Subsidiaries, and (iii) the approval of any voluntary petition for the dissolution or liquidation of, or any voluntary bankruptcy proceeding with respect to, the Company or any of its Significant Subsidiaries, or the receivership of the Company or any of its Significant Subsidiaries. In addition, solely for purposes of the deadlock provisions contained in Section 2.14 of this Agreement, “Urgent Matter” will also include the initiation of any legal proceeding or settlements with respect to the Company or any of its Subsidiaries involving a payment or potential payment exceeding, individually or in the aggregate, US$25,000,000.