Law Director means the Director of Law of the County.

Law Director means the Worthington Law Director or a designee appointed by the Worthington Law Director.

Examples of Law Director in a sentence

The City Manager, Law Director, Finance Director, and other City officials, as appropriate, are each hereby authorized to execute and deliver such instruments, certificates and other documents and take such actions as are necessary and in the best interests of the City in order to carry out and consummate the foregoing actions authorized by this Ordinance.
The City’s Law Director and/or his designated representative will receive submissions up to the submission deadline.
Modification of this standard may be considered upon appeal to the City Law Director.
That the Director of Public Service is hereby authorized to execute said Agreement and to take such action and to execute such other documents and amendments thereto as may be necessary as approved by the Law Director.
In the event of any damage or injury to property as stated herein, all deposits and financial guarantees set forth in this Agreement shall be retained by the City and not released until such time as the appropriate repairs are made and acceptable to the City Engineer and Law Director.

More Definitions of Law Director

Law Director means the City of Dublin Law Director.

Law Director means the Law Director or Village Solicitor of the Village of Baltimore, Ohio.

Law Director means the individual appointed by Council, pursuant to Article V Section 2 of the Westerville Charter, as "Director of Law" or the designee of such individual.

Law Director means the individual appointed by Council, pursuant to Article XVIII of the Oberlin Charter, or his or her assistant(s).

Law Director means the Worthington Law Director or an attorney appointed to by the Worthington Law Director.