External Policy definition

External Policy means a stand or position taken by the OSSTF/FEESO in accordance with its Bylaws on matters whose resolution is beyond the internal legislative power of OSSTF/FEESO. (A.12)
External Policy means policy set by the student body regarding the position of the Association on matters external to the Association.
External Policy means a document that outlines the political position of the Association on an issue affecting or effecting medical students of UWA.

Examples of External Policy in a sentence

  • To ensure that the Regional Authority does not take a position in conflict with Members' or Contracting Entities' interests on local issues that are not External Policy Issues, the written consent of all Members and Contracting Entities (i.e., the unanimous consent of those entities, not just those present at a Board of Directors meeting, or a quorum of the Members and Contracting Entities) shall be required before the Regional Authority adopts formal positions on such local issues.

  • The Regional Authority also will not take a position on any judicial or regulatory matter involving a Member or Contracting Entity that otherwise would be an External Policy Issues without the consent of that Member or Contracting Entity.

  • Take and advocate positions on External Policy Issues in a manner consistent with any policies adopted by the Board of Directors to govern the taking and advocacy of such positions.

  • The Impact of the Pillar Construc- tion on the Union’s External Policy, in: External Economic Relations and Foreign Policy in the European Union, eds.


More Definitions of External Policy

External Policy means a stand or position taken by OSSTF, Teacher Bargaining Unit 28, Renfrew in accordance with the bylaws on matters whose resolution is beyond the internal legislative power of the Teacher Bargaining Unit.
External Policy means a stand or position taken by the OSSTF/FEESO in accordance with the Regulations on matters whose resolution is beyond the internal legislative power of OSSTF/FEESO. (A.12)