Ofice definition

Ofice means a branch or office of a party, which may be such party’s head or home office.
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Examples of Ofice in a sentence

  • The Ofice of Gas and Electricity Markets – they regulate Britain’s gas and electricity industries.

  • The Travel Ofice will prepare appropriate Record of Charge forms (‘ROC’) showing the BTA number quoted by you.

  • Implementation of the auction through the State Auction Institution, namely the Ofice of the State Assets and Auction Service (KPKNL).

  • Please be aware that the information set forth in the school’s Charter Application and the other documents above become part of the standards by which the Ofice of Innovation measures your school’s accountability to its charter.

  • You are responsible for notifying the Travel Ofice of any changes to that list.

  • If you cease employment of the services of the nominated Travel Ofice, the BTA for the Travel Ofice will be closed.

  • The Ofice of Innovation strongly encourages each board of trustees to review proposed amendments to by-laws with the board’s own legal counsel as changes to one section of by-laws may affect another.

  • After the school’s first year of operation, the school must determine its calendar and class schedule by March 15 and relay that information to the Ofice of Innovation.

  • One post of O(fice Superintendent from Trade Marks .Registry, New Delhi is hereby transferred to Trade Marks Registry, KOlkatalwith lm'mediate effect until further order.

  • Subject to approval by American Express, you may apply for a BTA for use at your new Travel Ofice.