Brigade definition
Brigade means Brigade Capital Management, LP.
Brigade or “Fire Brigade” means a group of workers employed under the provisions of this Agreement and who are organised and trained for the prevention, suppression and extinction of fires, and for providing other emergency services for which such organisation and training of the brigade is specially suitable, and who are responsible to the Chief Executive/National Commander for discipline and duty and a “Member of a Fire Brigade” shall have a corresponding meaning. Communications Centres are specifically excluded from the definition of a brigade.
Brigade means the Volunteer Fire Brigade (or Volunteer Unit of a Composite Fire Brigade or Fire Brigade Auxiliary Unit) established under these Rules
Examples of Brigade in a sentence
The second Tazama Brigade of ALC-CODECO invites the Congolese government to implement a mechanism to oversee enforcement of this agreement, made up of a mix of second Tazama Brigade of ALC-CODECO members, negotiators sent by the Head of State, members of the Congolese government and civilians.
They cost the Fire Brigade a great deal of time and resources; a fire engine on its way to a false alarm cannot attend a genuine emergency elsewhere.
More Definitions of Brigade
Brigade means Brigade Leveraged Capital Structures Fund Ltd., an entity organized under the Laws of the Cayman Islands.
Brigade means Brigade Capital Management, L.P. together with its Affiliates and Related Funds.
Brigade means Brigade Capital Management, LP, its Affiliates and funds, accounts or partnerships managed or advised by any of Brigade Capital Management, LP or any of its Affiliates.
Brigade means the City Fire Brigade established under section 3; “calamity” means an occurrence by which life or property is
Brigade means Brigade Resource Corp., a corporation existing under the laws of the Province of British Columbia;
Brigade means Brigade Capital Management, LLC.
Brigade means the Fire Brigade established under section 3;