Examples of by-election in a sentence

In the event a By- Election is required, the Board shall appoint a Chief Election Officer in sufficient time to comply with By-Election requirements.
If an Assembly Member retires, is disqualified or is removed from office at any time prior to the commencement of the Academic Year, the Union will hold a By-Election to appoint a replacement in accordance with the provisions of these Articles and the Bye-Laws of the Union.
In the event a By-Election is required, the Board shall appoint a Chief Election Officer in sufficient time to comply with By-Election requirements.
The Elections Officer shall ensure the doors to the General Meeting are tiled, all candidate speeches are concluded, and all members are seated before beginning the distribution of ballots for a By-Election or ETFO Annual Meeting Delegate Election.
The Review was to have recommenced upon completion of the Ellon and District By-Election on 15 October 2020 and premises being accessible for assessment.

More Definitions of by-election

by-election means an election to fill a vacancy among the Specially Elected Members occurring otherwise than upon a dissolution of Parliament;

by-election means a special election to fill a position on the council that has become vacant.

by-election means a trustee election to fill a vacancy on the school board. "Election" means a trustee election.

by-election means an election through which a vacancy is filled as contemplated in section 63(2);

by-election means an election that is held between the regular elections called in terms of section 24;

by-election means an election to fill a vacancy in the office of a Member of Parliament or councillor;

by-election means any election where the Members have voting rights that is not the General Election or held at the Annual General Meeting;