Enforcement Entity definition

Enforcement Entity means any federal, state, local or foreign law enforcement authority or other governmental regulatory authority (including the DOJ, SEC, or similar authority in any Foreign Jurisdiction, and any federal or state attorney general) or the enforcement unit of any securities or commodities exchange or similar self-regulatory entity.
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Enforcement Entity means any federal, state, local or foreign law enforcement authority or other governmental investigative authority or the enforcement unit of any securities or commodities ex- change or other self-regulatory entity.
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Enforcement Entity means an appointed designee for the enforcement of this chapter. A designee may be the City enforcement official, Regional Agency's enforcement official, County Enforcement Official, other designee, or a combination or those entities.
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Examples of Enforcement Entity in a sentence

  • When an incident of third-degree assault has occurred on school property, school transportation or during a school activity, the principal shall report such incident to the Law Enforcement Entity.

  • If the Insurer has already begun to advance payments and, subsequently, an Enforcement Entity, the Insured or any other source discloses sufficient information for the Insurer to reasonably infer or determine otherwise, this Policy will afford no coverage for any such Formal Entity Investigation.

  • In addition to reporting third-degree assaults in accordance with the procedures below, administrators of the District will report other crimes as required by law and District policy to the Law Enforcement Entity or another appropriate law enforcement agency when they believe a student has committed a crime, or an act that would be a crime if committed by an adult, on District, property, on District transportation or at a District activity.

  • This agreement is entered into this day of , 20 , by and between __ , (the "Law Enforcement Entity"), pursuant to § 167.117, RSMo., for the purpose of establishing guidelines for school principals in reporting incidents that may constitute third-degree assault occurring on school property, school transportation or during school activities for investigation by law enforcement.

  • If enforcement occurs by exercise of a pledge of equity interests in the Underlying Loan Borrower, each of Borrower and the Enforcement Entity, as co-borrowers, shall execute and deliver the loan documents contemplated in the definition of Conversion Conditions.