Cleric definition

Cleric means a member of the clergy, rabbi, priest, Christian Science practitioner, or regularly ordained, accredited, or licensed minister of an established and legally cognizable church, denomination, or sect.

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Cleric means a member of the Clergy.

Cleric means a Bishop, Priest, or Deacon ordained by The Episcopal Church, unless the context shall exclude a Bishop.

Examples of Cleric in a sentence

• The Recipient shall file a Notice to the New York State Comptroller, attached hereto as Appendix “A” and made a part o f this Agreement, with a copy to the Village Cleric,.

• Electronic Patient Log Sheet Electronic log sheet details are created from the ACC Cleric system and transmitted to the in-vehicle tablet.

• The Service currently owns scheduled care vehicles which are all individually fitted with a portable in-vehicle mobile data terminal, interfaced to the ACC system (Cleric).

• A small percentage of vehicles are fitted with ‘dual fit’ mobile data terminals which are interfaced to both the Cleric system and the ACC unscheduled care system (C3).

• Integration System interfacing to the current scheduled care ACC system (Cleric), unscheduled care ACC system (C3), and appropriate allocation software with the provision for interface redevelopment to any future replacement scheduled care ACC system.

More Definitions of Cleric

Cleric means a clerk in Holy Orders of the Church of England and includes a clerk in Holy Orders of the Church in Wales, the Church of Ireland or the Scottish Episcopal Church;

Cleric means a Bishop, Priest, Transitional Deacon, or Vocational Deacon licensed in the Diocese;

Cleric means a clerk in Holy Orders.

Cleric means a person who has been ordained by, or a person who has been received by and whose ordination has been recognized by the Anglican Church of Canada;

Cleric means an ordained bishop, priest, or deacon.

Cleric means a recognized cleric or minister of a religion, religious body, denomination or sect, belonging to a place of worship licensed as a place for the celebration of marriage under section 11;

Cleric means a Bishop, Priest, or Deacon licensed in the Diocese;