NCEL definition

NCEL means the National College for Education Leadership, the institution to be established by the Borrower to set the standards and qualifications for school principals and education leaders and develop a program to prepare staff to assume positions of leadership.
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NCEL means the North Carolina Education Lottery.
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Examples of NCEL in a sentence

  • Retailer also agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Indemnitees for any claim(s) for lost profit or revenue, regardless of the reason for any interruption, suspension, failure of, or defects in the operation or design of the NCEL games, equipment, products or systems.

  • Conspicuously display the certificate of authority to sell NCEL tickets.

  • A combined UCLPartners and NCEL Local Education and Training Board (LETB) members and stakeholders council will be the forum where London Cancer will present to our population.

  • At the time of sale, lottery proceeds minus retailer commission shall be deemed to be the property of the NCEL.

  • Upon cancellation of the Retailer’s license and/or termination of this Contract, the Retailer shall permit the NCEL representative(s) and/or Vendor to retrieve and remove any and all equipment and/or materials issued by the NCEL.

  • Pay the full prize value of the ticket; or if above $599, instruct the player to claim at one of the NCEL office.

  • Retailer is an independent contractor licensed by the NCEL strictly to sell approved lottery game tickets.

  • In addition, the designated representative who signed this Contract has the authority to sign any and all documents as required by the NCEL and shall bind the Retailer to the terms thereof.

  • Retailer may not sell, subcontract or otherwise assign its duties or obligations under this Contract in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of NCEL.

  • Make NCEL claim forms available to players and provide for the redemption and immediate payment of winning tickets up to five hundred ninety-nine dollars ($599), during Retailer’s normal business hours and subject to NCEL validation hours.