Divisional definition

Divisional. Means any divisional patent application or continuation-in-part application claiming any of the same priority as a Full Application, Later Application, Granted Patent or Core Patent;

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Divisional means, with respect to a Patent, a divisional, continuation, continuation-in-part, reissue, substitution, extension or addition thereof.

Divisional means the business of SOI consisting solely of the services performed and to be performed by the U.S. Business Employees, the employment agreements of such U.S. Business Employees and the costs with respect thereto reflected in the books and records of SOI.

Examples of Divisional in a sentence

• If the College provides face-to-face instruction on the District’s campus, students may not take the same course online, except under extenuating circumstances, as determined by the Divisional ▇▇▇▇.

• Except in the case of misconduct that requires immediate suspension, a member shall be entitled to ten (10) days advance notice before any Divisional or Departmental hearing.

• Any such formal agreement must be executed by the Linfox Divisional General Manager concerned and Union’s State Secretary.

• When a member is to be questioned about or charged with an alleged violation of any prescribed code of conduct, whether Divisional, Departmental or Citywide, or any other infraction of rule or law, the member shall be entitled to Union representation, if so requested, in any meeting in which the member is required to respond to such questioning or charges.

• If the College provides face-to-face instruction on the School’s campus, students may not take the same course online, except under extenuating circumstances, as determined by the Divisional ▇▇▇▇.

• Members in MIT (Academic), SIT (Academic) and UCoL (Academic) should refer to induction and workload provisions in Divisional Schedules.

• The member's Divisional file will be made available to the member for reviewing prior to being counselled and on special request, not to exceed once per year, through the Unit Commander.

• If the College provides face-to-face instruction on the School’s campus, students may not take the same course online, except under extenuating circumstances, ▇▇ ▇etermined by the Divisional Dean.

• However, where an employee believes that this requirement creates a hardship, a joint Society-Management review at the Divisional or Business Unit level of the receiving unit shall consider the individual situation.

• Should the Responsible Administrator not wish to follow the Selection Committee's recommendations regarding the requirements stated above, and/or as a result of Divisional or College-wide impact of making the decision, the Responsible Administrator will meet with the Committee and provide rationale, and attempt to resolve the matter before taking action.

More Definitions of Divisional

Divisional means a patent application filed as a divisional of a pending patent application;

Divisional means any divisional patent application or continuation-in-part application claiming any of