General Meetings definition

General Meetings means the Annual General Meeting and Special General Meetings of the Association;

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General Meetings means either an EGM and/ or an AGM, as the case may be;

General Meetings means the general shareholders’ meetings, as the case may be, of BRK and/or Braskem, whether ordinary or extraordinary;

Examples of General Meetings in a sentence

• If there is an exception to this principle, the bare owner(s) and the usufructuary(ies) shall inform the Bank of their respective voting rights at General Meetings.

• All Employees shall be entitled to 2 1-hour leaves, with no loss of regular pay or benefits, each fiscal year for the purposes of attending General Meetings of the Union.

• Special General Meetings may be called by the Committee, and must be called where required under the Act.

• All Employees shall be entitled to 2 1-hour leaves, with no loss of regular pay or benefits, each fiscal year for the purposes of attending General Meetings of the Union on the University’s main campus.

• Manage the Society’s financial affairs, including approving the annual financial statements for presentation to the Members at Annual General Meetings.

More Definitions of General Meetings

General Meetings means annual meetings and special meetings of the shareholders of the Company.

General Meetings means Annual General Meetings and Special General Meetings;

General Meetings means either an EGM or an AGM of the Shareholders of the Company;

General Meetings means Conventions and Extraordinary Conventions;

General Meetings means a meeting that takes place in accordance with the Club’s Constitution. It includes both annual general meetings and special general meetings.

General Meetings. Means general meetings of Sedex Members, as such term is understood under the Articles of Association.

General Meetings means the Annual General Meeting, or Extraordinary General Meeting, as the case may be;