Office order definition

Office order means an administrative issuance by the Office to a class of persons or vehicles regulated by a provision of this Title or other applicable law that: adopts a form; sets a fee; issues a guideline or protocol applicable to persons other than employees of the Office; provides guidance concerning a provision of this Title; or takes any action that the Office deems necessary for purposes of administration, enforcement, or compliance.
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Examples of Office order in a sentence

  • In the eventuality that Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Corporate Office order food and/or beverage from The Fairmont Royal York Hotel, the gratuity charge shall be on the full pricing listed on either the special corporate menu or on the amount listed on the In Room Dining menu.

  • If the PTAB denies the motions to terminate, the Parties will take such other permitted steps to have Microsoft withdraw from the Pending IPRs. For example, Microsoft will not actively seek to participate in the Pending IPRs, and will not be bound by the results of the Pending IPRs. This covenant shall not be construed as preventing Microsoft from complying with any court or Patent Office order or applicable law.

  • In order to qualify for Sick Leave Pay, the employee will notify supervisor or designate, or phone in to the Administrative Supervisor in the Nursing Office order for the Department Head to arrange for a replacement or to re-arrange the work schedule as follows: Day Shift at least one hour prior to start of shift.