PAC definition

PAC means the personal access code or word used with Direct Services to access an Account.
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PAC means an arrangement whereby an Obligor makes Scheduled Payments under a Loan via pre-authorized debit.
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PAC. , for a pupil, means the pupil accommodation charge for a pupil as determined under subsections (3) and (4); (“frais de pension”)
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Examples of PAC in a sentence

  • Neither the pendency of a dispute nor its consideration by the PAC or PCO will excuse the Contractor from full and timely performance in accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

  • The Purchasing Authority Contact (PAC) or the Procurement Contract Officer (PCO) or designee shall meet with the Contractor for purposes of resolving the dispute.

  • The PAC shall provide advice and input to SACP and CCM concerning Pool operations.

  • Chapter will engage in advocacy at the local Chapter level in support of legislative policies and objectives established by CANP, conduct meetings with local elected officials, and participate in growing CANP’s Political Action Committee (PAC) funds.

  • Any PAC fund contributions request shall be limited to one enrollment period per year and irrevocable during the year of contribution.


More Definitions of PAC

PAC means porting authorisation code.
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PAC means Panum Aviation Consulting.
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PAC means porting authorisation code;
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PAC means an arrangement whereby an Obligor makes payments under a Pledged Timeshare Loan via pre-authorized debit.
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PAC means the Public Accounts Committee established by standing orders;
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PAC means Performance Acceptance Corporation, a subsidiary of UAC which was merged into UAC, and/or UAC doing business as Performance Acceptance Corporation.
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PAC means the Pension Administration Committee of the Company established by the Compensation Committee of the Board, and whose members have been appointed by such Compensation Committee. The PAC shall have the responsibility to administer the Plan and make final determinations regarding claims for benefits, as described in Article VIII.
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