Examples of Nominated Officer in a sentence

Council’s Manager of Works is the Nominated Officer to whom Contractors dissatisfied with hiring decisions are able to refer their concerns and he will have the authority to review those decisions when considered appropriate.
Upon receiving any Officer Nomination, the Election Commis- sioner shall immediately notify the Nominated Officer Candidate.
The Service Provider shall report to the Allocated Worker and Nominated Officer any incident where a Young Person has failed to engage in two successive Key working sessions or use of the commissioned services.
All such Nominated Officer Candidates seeking election must submit an electronic Nomination Acceptance and a statement by another Member seconding the Nomination no later than thirty (30) days before the Annual Business Meeting, at which time the Nominations Process is closed.
Upon receiving any Officer Nomination, the Election Commissioner shall immediately notify the Nominated Officer Candidate.

More Definitions of Nominated Officer

Nominated Officer means an Officer charged with the responsibility for discharging specific tasks within the SOs, the SFIs, or the Scheme of Delegation;

Nominated Officer means the person nominated by each Party in accordance with clause 11.

Nominated Officer means any person or officer nominated to discharge the powers and functions set out in Part 3 of this Constitution.

Nominated Officer means an officer charged with the responsibility for discharging specific tasks within Standing Orders in line with the 2006 Act.

Nominated Officer means a person nominated by the business concerned for the purpose of receiving (under Part V) reports relating to criminal conduct;

Nominated Officer means the person nominated by user Railway for the purpose of execution of contract.