CEB means Communauté Electrique du Bénin, an international public enterprise established and operating pursuant to the Accord Relatif à l’Institution d’un Code Daho-Togolais de l’Electricité et à la Création d’une Communauté Electrique du Bénin, between the Recipient and the Togolese Republic, dated July 27, 1968, (the CEB Treaty).
CEB means the Ceylon Electricity Board, a body corporate established by Act No 17 of 1969 and any successor and permitted assign;
CEB means the Council of Europe Development Bank.
Examples of CEB in a sentence
Effective 1 January 2012, the UN Chief Executive Board (CEB) modified these categories as a result of IPSAS adoption to comprise eight categories.
The CEB consists of a group of senior examiners, including experienced legal practitioners and academics.
Psychometric and examination experts support the work of the CEB.
Contact: Exams@barstandardsboard.org.uk Overview 1 Vocational component centralised examinations are set on our behalf by the Central Examination Board (CEB).
The Executing Agency is the Ministry of Power and Renewable Energy (MoPE) and the Implementing Agency is the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB).
More Definitions of CEB
CEB means the Centralised Examinations Board which is collectively those appointed by the BSB pursuant to Part 4 of these Standing Orders.
CEB s Environmental Policy» means the CEB’s Environmental policy as amended from time to time and as publically available on its website: www.coebank.org.
CEB s Loan Regulations» means the CEB’s ‘Loan regulations’ which are comprised in CEB’s Policy for Loan and Project Financing as amended from time to time and as publically available on its we- bsite: www.coebank.org.
CEB s Procurement Guidelines» means the CEB’s ‘Guidelines for Procurement of supplies, works and services’, as amended from time to time, as publically available on its website: www.coebank.org.
CEB means Ceylon Electricity Board
CEB means the Communauté Electrique du Bénin;
CEB means the Ceylon Electricity Board, a body corporate established by Act No. 17 of 1969 and any successor and permitted assign;