Meeting Rules definition

Meeting Rules means the rules for the convening of meetings of, and passing of resolutions by, Holders set out in Annexure A to the Deed Poll.
Meeting Rules means the rules for the conduct of Council meetings set out at Chapter Two of these Rules;
Meeting Rules means the rules for the convening of meetings of, and passing of resolutions by, Noteholders set out in Annexure B to these Terms and Conditions.

Examples of Meeting Rules in a sentence

  • Policies and Procedures Document 1.05 (Meeting Rules of Order and Minutes) does not apply.

  • Every meeting of the Partnership will be convened and conducted in accordance with the Meeting Rules.

  • Meeting Rules The Board may adopt rules for conducting their respective meetings and other business as they deem necessary and appropriate.

  • The Town Meeting Rules Committee will present their findings after studying the concept of utilizing a consent agenda to streamline Town Meeting.

  • Meeting Rules This Memorandum of Understanding (“MoU”) is intended to demonstrate commitment to collaboration which will bring about mutual benefit for the parties involved, hereafter known as the partners and their target communities.

  • After commencement of the General Meeting, the authorized member of the Board of Directors puts forward the proposal for approval of the General Meeting Rules of Procedure and Voting as the first point of the agenda.

  • The CDI Depositary agrees that the Depositary may grant proxies, sub-proxies or otherwise authorize DTC Participants or the Beneficial Owners to provide such instructions to the CDI Depositary so that it may exercise any rights of a holder or take any other action which a holder of the relevant Notes is entitled to take under the Meeting Rules.


More Definitions of Meeting Rules

Meeting Rules means Robert’s Rules in Brief (2004 edition);
Meeting Rules means the meeting rules attached as Schedule 2.
Meeting Rules means the provisions on meetings of Noteholders attached as Schedule 1 to the Conditions.