Dignitary definition

Dignitary means a notable or prominent public figure; a high-level official; or an individual who holds a position of honor. A dignitary, for purposes of this section, is not a school district employee or district board of education member.

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Dignitary means a notable or prominent public figure; high level official; or one who holds a position of honor. A dignitary is not a school district employee or board of education member.

Dignitary means a person listed in Schedule 1 to this order;

Examples of Dignitary in a sentence

• The flexible work hours will only be assigned to employees in the Dignitary Protection Unit.

• The program will be discontinued on January 1 in any year the majority of the Dignitary Protection Unit employees vote in October of the preceding year, to discontinue the flexible work hours, or if operational reasons dictate such termination.

• Employees assigned to the Dignitary Protection Unit may be assigned a work schedule containing flexible hours that may exceed eight (8) hours on any scheduled work day, but will not exceed forty (40) hours in any one (1) week.

• The Department reserves the right to hire and assign temporary retirees in accordance with current statutes and current OSP practices including but not limited to the following assignments: to fulfill Fish and Wildlife and Forestry agreements, to provide judicial and legislative security, to augment the Dignitary Protection Unit, provide enforcement support for tobacco stings, and provision of security for the Department of Revenue.

• Employees assigned to Dignitary Protection may make a request to the Chief for one (1) dress suit of a conservative color (black, brown, blue, ▇▇▇▇) per year with a maximum reimbursement of $350.

• The Sister City and International Dignitary Coordination and Support Program activities will still occur as part of CVEDS administrative activities and can be supported through other programs on an as-needed basis.

• Employees assigned to Dignitary Protection may make a request to the Chief for one (1) dress suit of a conservative color (black, brown, blue, gray) per year with a maximum reimbursement of $350.

• SOG designation refers to ▇.▇.▇▇., CMT, Bomb Squad, COMSAR, Dignitary Protection, and all Canine Unit officers.

• For International President-Elect or if not available another International Dignitary, invited to the Region 5 Convention, all Districts are to share in the costs which include hotel room and registration fee for Dignitary and a.p.

• Land; Personal Property; Interference with Economic Rights; Invasion of Civil Rights and Dignitary Interests; Personal Injury and Wrongful Death; Fraud and Misrepresentation; Duress, Undue Influence and Other Unconscionable Conduct; Mistake in Contracting and Gift Transactions; Remedies for Breach of Contract; Unenforceable Contracts.More than just a "how-to" book, Hazardous Waste Analysis provides practical information on state-of-the-art sampling, field analysis, and laboratory-analysis methods.

More Definitions of Dignitary

Dignitary means high-ranking representative(s) of a Canadian and/or foreign business, government, non-government organization, and/or cultural institution visiting the County; or that may be visited by representatives of the County in an official capacity, such as: an outbound delegation, special ceremonies of local business and community organizations (e.g., grand opening, milestones, and other similar events), or other related County events and activities.

Dignitary means a notable or prominent public figure; a high-level official; or

Dignitary means a believer who holds a position or title in the religion.

Dignitary means a notable or prominent public figure; a high level official; or one who holds a position of honor. A dignitary, for purposes of this policy, is not a District employee or Board member.