Member Association means any national football association affiliated to FIFA, irrespective of whether its representative team is participating in the Competition.
Member Association means “a Football Association which is a member of the AFC”.
Member Association means a soccer (football) association operating within Canada, which has been admitted into membership of Canada Soccer;
Examples of Member Association in a sentence
Complaints may be lodged either with a Member Association or with EFPIA.
EFPIA requirementsPursuant to Section 2.06 of the Disclosure Code “Language of Disclosure”, “Disclosures shall be made in the language(s) prescribed in the national code by the relevant Member Association.
Thus, in Bialystok’s view, while the choices one can make to identify can be discursively constituted, there is a sense of individual consciousness that chooses to identify a certain way.
The Member Association or Playing League may not, however, do away with the card altogether.
The continued and strongly increasing demand for mobile broadband services requires additional frequencies and a licensing configuration which is as flexible as possible.
More Definitions of Member Association
Member Association means any association that is a member of IFPMA.
Member Association means an association which is a member of EFPIA and which represents pharmaceutical companies at the national level.
Member Association means any academic student association which represents a program of study in the Faculty and is recognized by Council;
Member Association means “a Football Association which is a member of the CAFA and the AFC”.
Member Association means a company or an incorporated association that is a member of Boxing Australia in accordance with clauses 6.1 and, where applicable, 8.3(f) of the Boxing Australia Constitution.
Member Association means the national football association, officially affiliated to FIFA, which has established the Bid Committee.
Member Association means and includes those entities recognized under Rule 12.1;